Ticketing features for event organizers.

Event pages that sell

Every event gets a public page with the poster, description, date, venue, age policy, lineup and ticket types, plus structured data so search engines can show the date, place and price.

• Poster and extra artwork
• Lineup linked to artist profiles
• Venue, city and age policy
• Tags for genre and event type
• Listed in the event directory, your organizer profile and city and genre pages
• Shareable link for social media

Tickets and checkout

You set the ticket structure; the checkout reads every price and every remaining ticket from the server, so a buyer can never pay a price you did not set.

• Several ticket types per event, each with its own price and stock
• Scheduled sale windows for early bird, general and last-minute releases
• Group bundles that issue several tickets per purchase
• Free tickets and guest invitations
• Tickets reserved for 35 minutes while the buyer pays
• Card, Revolut Pay and other available wallets through Stripe

QR delivery and recovery

A ticket is issued only after the payment is confirmed. Each ticket has its own QR code, sent by email and kept in the buyer's account.

• One QR code per ticket, including every ticket in a bundle
• Automatic ticket email after payment
• Tickets available in the buyer's account
• Secure recovery by email, without exposing tickets publicly
• Event reminders before the night
• Secret-location address sent only to ticket holders

Door scanning

Your door team scans tickets from a phone. A ticket can be used only once, and every result is clear at a glance.

• Phone camera scanning
• Manual code entry
• Search by buyer name or email
• Separate results for valid, already used, invalid and wrong-event tickets
• Separate accounts for each scanner operator
• Live check-in count

Sales and reporting

The organizer portal shows what you sold, what was refunded and the exact card fee Stripe charged on each payment, for all your events or one at a time.

• Ticket sales, refunds, card fees and net after card fees
• Sales by event and by ticket type
• Every order with its price, exact card fee, refund and net, with a CSV download
• Paid, free, guest and imported tickets counted separately
• Check-in progress on the event day
• Invoices for ticket orders issued automatically through Oblio

Team and partner access

Work with the people who run the night without sharing one login. Each account sees only the events and data its role allows.

• Invite another organizer to an event with view or edit access
• Owners and managers see sales; collaborators from other organizers do not
• Separate scanner accounts for the door
• Passwordless sign-in with email links
• Company and payout details kept private

Artists and promotion

Your lineup becomes part of a searchable scene archive. Artist profiles collect bios, genres, official links and past appearances, so every event keeps promoting the artists who played it.

• Artist profiles with bio, genre, city and official links
• Resident artists attached to your organizer
• Past appearances listed on each artist profile
• Public organizer profile with logo, banner, gallery and social links
• Current and past events on your profile page