Partner programme
For venues, student associations and agencies that introduce organizers. Partnerships start with one pilot event, and carry no exclusivity in year one.
Who it is for
- Venues that host recurring nights and want their promoters on one system.
- Student associations whose committees change every year and whose promoters stay.
- Agencies that run ticketed events for clients and want one system across them.
What partners get
- Co-marketing: a case note with your name after the pilot, approved by you first.
- A partner listing on this page once the pilot has run.
- Early features: your promoters rehearse new stages before the public launch.
How rewards work
Every reward goes to work you did, and every euro stays traceable.
- Partners who are organizers earn plan credit when an introduced organizer pays a first invoice.
- Other partners receive a recorded referral reward for each introduced organizer, settled by hand, never automatically.
- There is no revenue share and no exclusivity in year one.
Start with one pilot
One pilot event with the founder on call proves the workflow before any signature. A venue pilots a normal night, an association pilots a gala, an agency pilots one client event.
Apply as a partner
Write which organizers you would introduce and when the pilot could run. We reply within one business day with a pilot proposal.
Questions about the partner programme
Do we have to be exclusive to NightHall?
No. Partnerships carry no exclusivity in year one, and a partner may leave after the pilot.
Do we earn a share of ticket revenue?
No. Organizer partners earn plan credit, and other partners receive a recorded referral reward settled by hand. NightHall never splits ticket money through itself.
What does the pilot cost?
The pilot runs on the plan that fits the event, with the import, the rehearsal and the founder on call included. There is no separate pilot fee.
Can an agency run events for clients on one account?
Each organizer holds its own account, its own payment account and its own audience. An agency works across client accounts with its own role on each.