Marketplace fees scale with ticket price
A $200 weekend pass at 5% costs an organizer more than a $20 ticket at 5%, for the same platform work. The math is backwards.
Layered passes (single-day, weekend, VIP), capacity caps that hold up under traffic, and QR scanning that works without service at a field gate.
What hurts
A $200 weekend pass at 5% costs an organizer more than a $20 ticket at 5%, for the same platform work. The math is backwards.
If your scanner needs LTE, your gate is a single point of failure.
Single-day + weekend + VIP + camping shouldn't take an afternoon to configure.
How Jamrats fits
Percentage fees on premium passes
Flat $0.99 per ticket regardless of price. A $300 weekend pass costs the same as a $30 day pass.
Hardware-tied door scanning
Browser-based QR scanner on any phone. No app to install, no terminal to rent.
Tier configuration is awkward
Drag-to-reorder ticket types. Per-tier capacity, per-tier sales window.
Features that pull weight
Single-day, weekend, VIP, camping — each with their own cap.
Read moreNo internet at the gate? No problem.
Read moreAdd gate staff with their own login. Multiple lanes at once.
Read moreMoney during the festival, not a month after.
Read moreIf weather forces a cancel, one click refunds the whole event.
Read moreBuild next year’s pre-sale list from this year’s buyers.
Read moreIn the wild
Camping + weekend + day tiers, layered sales windows, gate scanning across four lanes with intermittent service.
2,500 cap across two stages. Payouts hit on Monday after a Saturday show.
Why organizers stay
FAQ
Scanning needs a live connection today — bring a backup hotspot or use the venue's wired link for the door team. Offline-tolerant scanning is on the roadmap.
No credit card. No setup fees. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.