Ticketing for promoters
Run six events a year, from a 1,000-capacity club night to a hall show, with one crowd that comes back to each one.
Four problems, and what NightHall does about each
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Every event starts from zero
One contact per fan holds orders, attendance, consent and spend across events. Segments, campaigns and presales read from that record, so the next on-sale starts warm.
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Switching mid-season feels risky
The importer reads your export in about ten minutes of work. A shadow event rehearses the door, a pilot night runs live with the founder reachable, and you sign in week four.
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The money sits with the seller
Each sale is charged on your own connected payment account. NightHall takes its fee at sale, payouts land within days, and refunds reverse the buyer charge.
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Regulars wait while strangers buy first
Presale windows and access codes admit your crowd before the public on-sale. The waitlist catches what a sold-out wave leaves behind.
What a night costs
Harbour Events sells out 1,000 places at €50.00 all in, €45.00 admission plus a €5.00 service fee. That is €50,000.00 from buyers to the organizer account. On Pay as you go the first 500 paid tickets of the first event are free, and the next 500 cost €100.00 at €0.20 a ticket.
Flat rate
Six events a year fit 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 WeTicket, then read the switching guide for the four-week move: export, import, a rehearsal event, and the switch on your renewal date.
Move the next event to NightHall
Start with the plan that fits, or try the demo and bring your export file questions.