Ticketing for small festivals
Sell 2,000 to 20,000 tickets across presale waves, and survive a cancelled day without a week of hand work.
Four problems, and what NightHall does about each
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Presales start too late
Pre-registration opens before the on-sale, access codes admit early buyers first, and the waitlist catches demand a sold-out wave leaves behind.
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A day gets cancelled
Every buyer gets the refund-or-carry-over choice in one flow. Refunds reverse the original charge on your account, and the record still says what happened.
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The money never reconciles
Event money, profit and loss, payouts and the accounting export all open to the record that produced them. Every euro traces to the charge it came from.
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Sold-out days leak to resale
Returned units resell in your own shop at your own price, with face value as the default. The original buyer is refunded on their own charge.
What an edition costs
Rotterdam Rave sells 10,000 places at €50.00 all in, €45.00 admission plus a €5.00 service fee. That is €500,000.00 from buyers to your own account. On Flat rate the edition sits inside the 25,000 paid tickets a year the plan includes, so no per-ticket fee applies.
Flat rate
A yearly edition 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 Eventbrite, then read the switching guide for the four-week move: export, import, a rehearsal event, and the switch on your renewal date.
Sell the next edition on NightHall
Start with the plan that fits, or try the demo and bring your presale questions.