Nightlife
Ticketing for club nights and late events
Promoters running a recurring night, venues hosting a takeover, and anyone whose door opens at eleven and whose queue has to keep moving. Entry speed is the whole problem — a slow door is a bad review before anyone is inside.
What this looks like in practice
A queue down the block at midnight
Scanning is a phone camera and a sub-second decision, with duplicates caught rather than argued about.
Walk-ups you did not plan for
Sell at the door on the same system, so the capacity count stays true instead of living in someone's head.
A night that runs every month
Duplicate the last one rather than rebuilding it, and keep the audience you have already collected.
What you get
QR Code Check-In
Scan QR tickets at the door with your phone. Real-time attendee tracking and duplicate detection.
Smart Ticketing
Multiple ticket tiers, early bird pricing, dynamic pricing, and group discounts — all in one system.
Anti-Fraud Protection
Rate limiting, bot detection, purchase velocity checks, and verified ticket transfers to stop scalpers.
Box Office POS
On-site point-of-sale for walk-up ticket purchases. Cash, card, and comp ticket support.
Or have us run it
The side of the business the ticketing platform was built for: artist booking, venue, promotion and a box office that takes card payments.
- Artist and performer booking
- Venue sourcing and contracting
- Ticketing, box office and door scanning
- Promotion to the audience already on this platform
- Production, sound and staging
- Festivals and multi-day programmes
Questions
- How fast is door entry?
- A scan is decided on the device, so it does not wait on a network round trip.
- Can we stop touts reselling at a markup?
- Transfers are verified and tracked, and purchase velocity checks catch bulk buying.