Jamrats

Reports that make sense to your accountant.

Sales, refund rates, payout history, scan stats. CSV exports your accountant can work with.

What hurts

Marketplace reports come in two flavors: useless dashboards and PDF payout summaries that don't match anything else in your bookkeeping. You end up calculating real numbers by hand on a calculator.

How Jamrats handles it

The fix.

The dashboard surfaces the metrics that matter: revenue by event, refund rate, payout history, scan completion. Click into any event for per-tier breakdowns.

Three CSV exports cover the rest: orders, customers, events. Column names match common accounting tools, so balancing the books is quick, not a guessing game.

Numbers are current whenever you load or refresh the page. No overnight delay.

The breakdown

What it does · why it matters.

Event metrics
Tickets sold, revenue, refund rate, scan completion.
Per-tier breakdown
See which ticket types are selling and which aren’t.
CSV: orders
Every order line — buyer, totals, status.
CSV: customers
Distinct buyers, lifetime spend, marketing consent flag.
CSV: events
Per-event totals — sold, gross, refunds, payouts.
Payout history
Every payout in the dashboard, to check against your bank statement.

In practice

Use cases.

Monthly close

Three CSVs into the accountant's pipeline. Done in 10 minutes.

Sponsor recap

Per-event sold counts + demographic CSV for the sponsor report.

FAQ

Frequently asked.

Yes — dashboard numbers are current when you load or refresh the page. CSVs are fresh at download time.

Try reporting today.

No setup fee. No contract. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.