Changelog

The Plan stage is live. Events, venues, budgets, tasks and the run sheet live in one place instead of four tools that disagree. Imports carry events and contacts from Weeztix, Eventbrite, Tickable, WeTicket or a spreadsheet.

Every plan carries the whole event cycle. Plans differ by price, allowance and professional extras, never by stage.

The Presale stage is live. Organizers open pre-registration before the onsale, admit early buyers through windows, hand out access codes per channel, and hold the waitlist for what sells out. A coming soon page with on-sale alerts captures demand before anything is on sale.

The waitlist feeds the return queue: when a ticket comes back, the next buyer in line is first to hear.

The Audience stage is live. One contact per fan holds orders, attendance, consent and spend. Segments, campaigns and automations read from that record. Consent is held per purpose with time, wording version and channel. Mailchimp and Brevo sync run on Flat rate.

Each organizer controls its own audience. NightHall never pools audiences across organizers, and there is no platform-wide marketing list.

The return queue is live. A buyer who hands a ticket back is refunded on their own charge after the replacement sale settles. The organizer sells the freed place again at its own price and keeps the difference. The place never carries a second service fee.

Buyer identity stays attached, the checkout states the resale position before payment, and NightHall needs no bank details from a consumer.

The Event day stage is live. The scanner reads every code against the current record across gates. Guest lists sit on the same door view as scanned tickets. Every pilot event keeps a printed door list, and the door admits buyers with no network through the scanner and the list.

Every scan lands on the fan record with its gate and time, so the next presale opens first to the fans scanned in that night.

The Money stage is live. Every buyer payment runs as a direct charge on the organizer's own Stripe connected account. NightHall takes its platform fee at the moment of sale. Payouts follow the standard schedule to the organizer's own bank within days, with no hold and no reserve.

Event money opens to the orders behind it, and the accounting export carries VAT per ticket type. Refunds reverse the buyer's own charge; past the 180-day iDEAL window the fallback is credit with consent or a recorded out-of-band payment.

The Sell stage is live. Organizers build products with price tiers and sell through the webshop with iDEAL and cards beside it. They run sales channels with their own terms. They sell at the box office on the night. The first price a buyer reads includes every compulsory charge.

Platform fee is EUR 0.20 per paid ticket on Pay as you go after the first 500 paid tickets of the first event free. Stripe iDEAL at EUR 0.29 per order passes through at cost.