Ticketing for club nights
Fill a room of 300 to 500 people every month. The door keeps moving, and money lands before the next act is booked.
Four problems, and what NightHall does about each
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The queue stalls at the door
The scanner admits buyers with no network, and a printed door list stands behind it. Every scan lands on the fan record, so the next presale starts from the people who came.
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Sales arrive in the last 48 hours
Presale windows, pre-registration and the waitlist lock early buyers in. Access codes admit regulars first, before the public on-sale.
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Returns leak to a marketplace
A buyer who hands a ticket back is refunded on their own charge after the replacement sale settles. The freed unit resells in your own shop at your own price, and you keep the buyer.
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The ticket seller holds the money
Each sale is charged on your own connected payment account, and payouts reach your bank within days with no hold. NightHall never holds sales proceeds.
What a night costs
A 1,000-capacity night at €50.00 all in, €45.00 admission plus a €5.00 service fee, moves €50,000.00 to your own account. On Pay as you go the first 500 paid tickets of your first event are free, and the next 500 cost €100.00 at €0.20 a ticket. The same night at €0.30 a ticket costs €300.00.
Flat rate
A night every month fits Flat rate. The view below reads its price out of the same record as the pricing page, so the two never disagree.
Flat rate · EUR 149 a month or EUR 1,490 a year
No ticket fee to 25,000 paid tickets a year, then EUR 0.05. For events every month.
Compare and switch
See NightHall against Weeztix, then read the switching guide for the four-week move: export, import, a rehearsal event, and the switch on your renewal date.
Run the next night on NightHall
Start with the plan that fits, or try the demo and bring your door questions.