Concert Ticketing Platform
Seat maps, artist dashboards, influencer links and the door, in one system.
500+
Hours Saved
$20K
Money Saved
14%
Sales Boost
Features
GA, VIP & Reserved Seating
Visual Seat Map Builder
Artist Scheduling
QR Gate Scanning
Artist Dashboards
Real-Time Analytics
Cart Recovery
Influencer Referrals
Interactive Venue Maps
Fan Portal
Staff Management
Task Management
AI Ad Management
How It Works
We set it up with you
We help you set up your show, or describe it and let the AI assistant draft the seat map tiers and lineup.
Build Seating & Sell Tickets
Seat maps with pricing zones. Sell GA, VIP, and reserved seats.
Schedule Artists
Drag and drop into your lineup. Each gets their own dashboard.
Organize Your Crew
Assign security, sound techs, and stage hands to shifts.
Build a Live Map
Interactive venue map with stage, seating, merch, and food.
Scan & Go Live
Scan tickets at the gate. Fans get a portal with schedule, map, and tickets.
Pricing
Event Ticketing
$0.75
USD / ticket
+ CC processing fees
Ticketing, reserved seating, check-in, email tools
Free events
Full pricing detailsFor free tickets and registrations, we offer a monthly subscription instead of a per-ticket fee.
Starter
$100
CAD / month
200 free registrations a month, then $0.50 each
Growth
$500
CAD / month
1,250 free registrations a month, then $0.40 each
Enterprise
$2,250
CAD / month
9,000 free registrations a month, then $0.25 each
Month to month, no contract, cancel any time.
Usually cheaper
$0.75 per ticket, flat, where regulators have measured 20 to 30 percent all-in on the largest ticketing platforms, and nothing to pay in the months the room is dark.
Less for your team to do
Artists see their set time, stage and load-in on their own dashboard, influencers sell through tracked links, and the door scans from any phone, so the promoter's night is spent on the show, not on the guest list.
We set it up with you
Book a call and we help you set up your event, or describe it and let the AI assistant draft the tickets and schedule for you to edit.
Concert ticketing and venue management, in one platform
Most independent promoters run a show on a patchwork: a ticketing marketplace that owns the fan data, a spreadsheet for set times, a group chat for the crew and a card reader for the merch table. Eventist replaces the patchwork with one concert ticketing platform, so the seat map, the artists, the door and the sales reports all share one set of data.
Visual seat maps with pricing zones
Draw the room once: floor, balcony, boxes, standing areas. Set pricing zones, sell reserved seats and general admission in the same checkout, and let buyers pick their seat on the map. Holds for the artist, the press and the venue are released with a click, and upgrades move a fan from one section to another without a refund cycle.
Artist scheduling and dashboards
Build the night by drag and drop across one stage or several, and Eventist flags an act booked in two places at once. Each artist gets a dashboard with their set time, stage and load-in details, and the crew follows a read-only run-of-show on their phones that calls the next set.
Cart recovery and influencer links
Fans who start a purchase and stop get an email with their cart still intact. Pre-sale codes, discount codes and influencer referral links run from the same dashboard, and real-time analytics show which influencer, artist or channel sold which seats.
Door scanning, POS and the crew
Any phone scans QR tickets at any door and shows the section on the screen, while the built-in POS takes walk-up sales that land in the same report as advance sales. Door staff, stage crew and merch volunteers get roles with their own dashboards and a task board for the load-in.
Concert ticketing on Eventist is a flat fee per ticket, never a percentage of the face value: $0.75 USD, reserved seats included, with no monthly subscription and no setup fee, and card processing runs through your own Stripe or Square account. You keep your fan data, and real people help you set it up.
How Eventist compares with concert ticketing platforms
| Platform | Fee on a $500 ticket | Seasons | Memberships | Cart recovery emails | Artist dashboards and set times | App- and login-free scanning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eventist | $0.75 USD | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| DICE | $65 incl. processing, paid by the buyer | Not listed | Third-party add-on | No | No | No |
| Eventbrite | $20.29 | Bundles only | Codes, no billing | Yes | No | No |
| Ticketmaster | $100–150, estimated all-in | Venue contract only | Venue contract only | No | No | No |
Fees are each vendor's published US platform rate on a $500 ticket as of October 2026, before card processing, which is extra on every platform except DICE, whose 13% includes it. Ticketmaster publishes no rate card; the range is from regulator measurements of all-in buyer fees.
Concert ticketing FAQ
What is a concert ticketing platform?
A concert ticketing platform sells general admission and reserved seats for a show, delivers QR tickets, and checks people in at the door. For an independent promoter or venue the platform also has to handle the rest of the night: the set times, the artists' arrival and payout details, the crew, the merch table and the walk-up sales. Eventist does the ticketing and the venue management together, so the seat map, the artist dashboard, the door scanner and the sales reports all read from the same data.
How much does concert ticketing cost on Eventist?
Eventist charges a flat $0.75 USD per ticket, never a percentage of the face value. There is no monthly subscription and no setup fee. Card processing runs through your own Stripe or Square account at the processor's published rate.
Can I sell reserved seats and general admission for the same show?
Yes. Draw the room once in the visual seat map builder, set pricing zones for the floor, the balcony and the boxes, and sell reserved seats, general admission and VIP tickets in the same checkout. Buyers pick their seat on the map, and holds, releases and upgrades are handled without a second system.
How does door scanning work?
Every ticket carries a QR code, and any phone becomes a scanner: scan, see the ticket's status and section, and wave the guest in. Scanning works at several doors at once, and the built-in POS handles walk-up sales so they land in the same report as advance sales.
What do artists get?
Each artist or band gets a dashboard with their set time, stage, load-in details and the documents you share. Artist scheduling flags an act booked twice across a multi-stage night, and the crew sees a read-only run-of-show that calls the next set.
Does it help sell more tickets?
Yes. Abandoned-cart recovery emails follow up with fans who started buying and stopped, pre-sale campaigns and discount codes run from the same dashboard, and influencer referral links track which influencer, artist or venue account drove each sale.
Who owns the fan data?
You do. Every buyer's name, email and order history belongs to you as the promoter or venue. Export it whenever you like or connect it to your own email and SMS tools; there is no marketplace sitting between you and your audience.
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Case Study
“Concert promoters on Eventist save 500+ hours and $20,000 per event. Automated cart recovery and pre-sale campaigns deliver a 14% boost in ticket sales.