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Organizers own their audience
You own your customer list. We never email your buyers behind your back, never lock CSV exports behind a paywall, and never treat the people who bought your tickets as the platform’s leads.
About
Built by organizers,
for organizers.
Jamrats started the way most ticketing platforms don’t: with a phone call from a friend running a 200-cap warehouse show, frustrated that the percentage fee on a $25 ticket was the same as a beer at the bar.
The math felt wrong. Independent organizers — the venues, promoters, charities, schools, and festivals that put on the shows people actually care about — were subsidizing the marketing budgets of platforms designed for arena tours. Worse, the platforms kept the customer list. Repeat attendees became a leverage point against the organizer who brought them in the first place.
We built Jamrats to flip the relationship: flat $0.99per ticket, direct bank payouts that land in the organizer’s account (not ours), and CSV exports of the audience the organizer actually earned. The platform exists to do the boring infrastructure work — tickets, QR codes, refunds, tax receipts — and then get out of the way.
We’re small on purpose. The product is shipped by a tiny team who all run their own events on the platform. If it breaks at the door, we feel it before you do.
What we believe
Three rules we won’t break.
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Money goes straight to you
We don't hold buyer funds. Every payment lands directly in your bank account, typically the next business day. We’re not a wallet — we’re infrastructure.
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Pricing should be a sentence
$0.99 per ticket. Free events stay free. Card-processing fees are passed through at cost. No setup fees, no monthly minimums, no "contact sales" tiers.
Where we’re based
We’re a Canadian company, headquartered in Winnipeg, with customers across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. We process in CAD, USD, GBP, and AUD, pay out in your local currency, and keep customer data inside the organizer’s region.
Jamrats is a product of WeBuildCode Inc., a Manitoba corporation that builds and operates independent SaaS products for live-music and community audiences.