Trust architecture
Bank-grade safety.

Built to stay online
We verify payment confirmations before tickets are issued, encrypt data in transit across our network, and keep venue admin tools behind secure logins.
Payment confirmations verified
We verify Stripe payment notifications before tickets are issued. No ticket without a confirmed payment.
Staff sign-in for venue admin
Venue tools require authenticated team members.
The three pillars
Payments, patron data, and uptime; each handled with the same transparency we bring to box office fees.
Your patrons, your data
Your patron list stays yours. Orders, buyer details, and sales reports belong to your venue only. We don't sell patron profiles.
100%
Your list
CSV
Exports any time
Payments you can trust
Your sales go to your bank through Stripe Connect. You remain merchant of record; card numbers stay with Stripe.
- If applicable, the flat 6% all-inclusive box office fee shown before patrons pay.
- You can decide to absorb the fee or pass it through to patrons.
Built to stay online
Encrypted connections, secure webhooks, and staff-only admin routes. All designed so show night doesn't depend on a single fragile server.
The venue-first pledge
We pledge never to prioritize dark patterns, hidden fees, or data harvesting over the security and integrity of your venue's reputation.
Read our data practicesSAQ-A
PCI card scope
Stripe
Your payouts
$0
Ad fees on checkout
Report a security concern
If you believe you've found a security issue, email us with steps to reproduce. We acknowledge actionable reports within two business days.
security@yourboxoffice.netFor payment disputes on a specific order, contact the venue first; see our refund policy.
Compliance roadmap
Formal SOC reporting and additional certifications (such as ISO 27001) are on our roadmap—not shipped today. Card security currently relies on Stripe Connect and SAQ-A scope. We will update this page the moment those credentials land.
Ready for a secure box office?
Read how we handle patron data, or reach out if you have questions before your first event.