Sell tickets.
Keep
what you earn.
4% of a ticket, and never more than ₦3,000 however much it costs — so the fee stops growing where everyone else's keeps climbing. Under ₦2,000 a ticket, and on free events, we charge nothing at all. Your share splits off the moment someone pays and settles to your own bank. No wallet here, nothing to withdraw, nobody holding it until after the night.
Early Bird · 1 of 2
PL-7K4M-9XQ2
Sunday Listening Party
Sat 14 Jun · 6pm · Yaba
The maths everyone else hides
A percentage punishes you
for selling well
The better your event does, the more a percentage platform takes. Ours doesn't move. Here's 200 tickets at ₦20,000.
CrowdBuzz
₦160,000
in fees · ₦800 × 200 tickets
You keep
₦3,840,000
8% + ₦100 platform
₦340,000
in fees · 8% + ₦100 a ticket
You keep
₦3,660,000
That's ₦180,000 that stays with you.
No signup fee. No monthly plan. Nothing at all if you don't sell — and nothing ever on a free event.
However many
you're letting in
Thirty people in a room or three thousand in a field — same tickets, same scanner, same 4% — capped at ₦3,000.
Concerts & live music
Early Bird, General, VIP table — three prices, three allocations, one link.
Club nights
Cap the room, sell to the door, and stop counting transfer screenshots at 2am.
Festivals
Thousands of tickets, several gates, and a scanner that works on any phone.
Comedy shows
Sell out the small room, then raise the price for the next one.
Conferences
Hundreds of delegates and a door that has to move fast on the morning.
Workshops & classes
Limit the seats so you never oversell a room you have to fit people into.
Church programmes
Free entry, real tickets. Know your numbers before the doors open.
Weddings & owambe
Invite-only, counted, and nobody turning up who wasn't asked.
Art exhibitions
Timed entry slots, so the gallery never has more people than it can hold.
Three steps. Then you're selling.
Set your ticket types
Early Bird at one price, General at another, VIP at a third. Cap each one so it sells out on its own, and set how many a single person can buy. It saves as a draft — nothing goes public until you say so.
Choose a ticket
Share one link
It goes in a bio, a status, a group chat. Buyers pick a tier, choose how many, pay by card or transfer, and get their tickets by email straight away. No account, no app, no download.
Sunday Listening Party
Sat 14 Jun
Beat Making Workshop
Sun 22 Jun
Open Mic — Free entry
Thu 3 Jul
Scan them in
Open the door page on your phone and point it at their QR. Green means let them in. If a code has already been used it says so — the same ticket can't get two people through.
Let them in
Amara Okafor · Early Bird
PL-7K4M-9XQ2
Already used
Scanned at 7:14 PM
The bit everyone forgets
A queue is no place to be reading a spreadsheet
Selling the ticket is the easy half. The door is where events actually go wrong — so that's the half we built properly.
One ticket, one entry
Scan a code twice and it tells you it's already been used, and when. The same screenshot can't walk in three times.
Works on any phone
It's a web page, not an app to install. Anyone on the door opens a link and starts scanning — no training, no hardware to hire.
Camera died? Type it
Every ticket has a short code printed under the QR. Read it out, type it in, carry on. A flat battery doesn't stop the door.
A running count
How many are in, out of how many sold, updating as you scan. You know when the room is full before the room tells you.
We never hold your money.
When someone buys a ticket, the payment splits at that exact moment. Your share goes straight to your own bank account — it never sits in ours, not even overnight, not even until the event.
That's why there's no wallet here, no balance, and nothing to withdraw. There's nothing to withdraw because it's already yours.
Settled to your bank
₦562,025
Nobody taps a payment link without thinking twice
So every page is built to answer that hesitation before it costs you the sale.
No account. No app.
They tap the link and pay. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to download, no password between them and their ticket.
Tickets arrive instantly
The confirmation email lands with a QR code for each person, the moment the payment clears. Nobody has to wonder if it worked.
Your face is on it
Your name, photo and profile sit at the top. People are trusting you, not an unfamiliar logo.
It looks right when shared
Cover art, title, date and price all show up in the preview, before the page even loads.
Fair questions
What does it actually cost?
4% of each paid ticket, and never more than ₦3,000 on a single one — so past about ₦75,000 a ticket the fee stops growing while a percentage competitor keeps taking its cut. Tickets under ₦2,000, and free events, cost nothing at all. No signup fee, no monthly plan. If you sell nothing, you pay nothing.
What about free events?
Completely free. We don't charge a fee on a ₦0 ticket, so community nights, open days and RSVPs cost you nothing at all — and everyone still gets a real scannable ticket.
How do I get my money?
Straight to your own bank account. The payment splits at the moment someone buys, so your share settles directly to you. We never hold it, which is also why there's nothing to withdraw.
Do my buyers need an account?
No. They tap your link, pick their tickets, enter a name and email, and pay. Their tickets arrive by email seconds later.
Can I sell different kinds of ticket?
Yes. Set up as many types as you like — Early Bird, General, VIP — each with its own price and its own limit. When a tier sells out it closes itself, and the others carry on.
How does check-in work?
Open the door page on any phone and scan the QR on each ticket. It tells you immediately whether to let them in, and won't let the same ticket through twice. If the camera won't play, you can type the code instead.
Do I need a website?
No. Your event page is the website. One shareable link with everything on it.
What are you
putting on?
Set it up now, share your link today, and scan people in at the door like you've done it a hundred times.