Organizations
Dance studios, theater companies, and touring performers who don't have — or don't only have — a room of their own.
Ticketing for organizations, not just venues
Ticketing for organizations, not just venues
Built for the room.
Wherever the room is.Built for the room.
Wherever the room is.
From a rented stage to a folding-chair setup in the park to a theater you've run for twenty years — flat 6% ticketing, fast payouts, and a checkout your patrons can trust.
From a rented stage to a folding-chair setup in the park to a theater you've run for twenty years — flat 6% ticketing, fast payouts, and a checkout your patrons can trust.
Who it's for
Four kinds of organizations. One box office that doesn't assume you own the room.
Municipal & schools
Parks departments, city arts programs, and school drama and music programs.
Independent venues
Jazz clubs, comedy rooms, and black-box theaters running shows night after night.
Festivals & multi-stage
Concurrent events across multiple rooms or a multi-day footprint.
What we actually optimize for
Four promises we keep when the house fills — and when it doesn't.
Equity, not equality.
A dance recital in a rented studio and a 400-seat theater running six nights a week get the same box office, the same security, and the same flat rate. We don't have a tier where the smaller show quietly pays more.
Capital, fast and predictable.
Box office money is oxygen for what you're staging next. We pay out on a schedule you can actually build a season around — not somebody else's float.
Friction-free, wherever you are.
Doors open the same way whether it's your own black-box or folding chairs set up in the park an hour before curtain. The scanner doesn't care where the show is.
Trust you can pass on.
No trackers, no ad pixels, no third party quietly riding along on your patron's checkout. They trusted you enough to buy the ticket — we're not going to be the reason that trust gets spent.
The margin leakage matrix
Compare what patrons pay on the same ticket across common checkout models. Move the slider to match your typical face value. With us: 6% of the ticket. That's the whole bill.
| Provider | Patron pays | Platform take | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legacy corporate marketplaces | $109.62 | $9.62 | 3.75% + $1.79 per ticket plus hidden card processing grossed into checkout. |
| "Free" tipping apps | $115.00 | $15.00 | Default 15% tip prompts push fee burden onto patron goodwill at checkout. |
| yourboxoffice.net | $106.00 | $6.00 | 6% of the ticket. That's the whole bill — payment processing included, no separate Stripe line. |
Illustrative patron totals on a single-ticket order before local tax. At $100.00, patrons pay $106.00 here vs $109.62 on legacy marketplaces. Pass through fees and you net face value; absorb them and you keep 94% of ticket price.
Immediate revenue impact
Stop the margin leakage
Legacy brokers stack fees and delay payouts. 6% of the ticket — that's the whole bill — with transparent checkout that keeps more of every sale with your organization.
Sample net per ticket
$94.00
On a $100 ticket when you absorb the 6% box office fee
+$3.62 vs legacy layered fees (illustrative)
You build the culture. We handle the box office.
Stop renting your relationship with your crowd from a middleman. Switch to ticketing built for organizations — whether they own the room or not.
Revenue routes to your bank via Stripe Connect • Patron lists stay with your organization