Promoter settling up after the show
Friday show ends, the payout goes out three business days later. Artist and venue get paid that week.
Every sale goes to your own Stripe account and pays out to the bank account you linked. Buyer funds never sit in a Jamrats balance. By default, your payout goes out 3 business days after the event ends.
What hurts
Many ticketing platforms hold buyer funds. You sell tickets, the money sits in their balance, and they decide when you see it. You're the one running the event, but someone else is holding your cash.
How Jamrats handles it
When a buyer pays, the money is routed directly to your connected payout account at the moment of sale. We never hold it. Refunds, chargebacks, and currency conversion all flow through the same account.
The default schedule is one payout per event, sent 3 business days after it ends. If you run events often and want money sooner, ask us to unlock weekly (Wednesdays) or daily payouts. Those schedules keep a 20% rolling reserve that's released as each event settles. You don’t need to log in to a separate payout dashboard; everything you need is on the Jamrats dashboard.
You sell in the local currency of your organization's country. If your bank account is in a different currency, Stripe converts it at payout at its published rates.
The breakdown
In practice
Friday show ends, the payout goes out three business days later. Artist and venue get paid that week.
Once approved for weekly payouts, pre-sale money arrives every Wednesday (less the 20% reserve) to help with venue deposits.
Why it’s solid
In the eyes of the payment processor, the organizer is the merchant — not Jamrats. That means refunds, disputes, and statements all flow through your account. Our $0.99 platform fee is a separate line item.
FAQ
We set one up for you during onboarding. You verify your identity once.
No setup fee. No contract. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.