Percentage fees scare you off
A 5–10% take on a $25 ticket is worse than printing on the door. You shouldn’t pay more because your event is small.
You shouldn't need a sales call and a six-month contract to sell 80 tickets. Flat fee, no setup, branded event page in five minutes.
What hurts
A 5–10% take on a $25 ticket is worse than printing on the door. You shouldn’t pay more because your event is small.
Most platforms make you talk to sales for a 100-person event. You don't need that. You need a link to share.
Many platforms collect ticket money into their own account and pay you on their timeline. It's your event; it should be your account.
How Jamrats fits
Percentage fees + service fees on every ticket
Flat $0.99 per ticket. Card fees charged with no markup.
Schedule a demo to start
Sign up, build the event page, share the link. Five minutes.
Funds held in the platform's balance
Money goes to your own Stripe account. Paid out 3 business days after your event.
No customer list when you leave
Your customer list is yours. One-click CSV exports.
Features that pull weight
Cover, lineup, FAQ, branded URL. Drag-to-reorder tickets.
Read moreScan with the Organizer app or a phone browser. No hardware.
Read moreMoney lands in your bank account, not ours.
Read moreYou stay in control. Buyers get back what they paid.
Read moreBuyers can re-send their tickets if the email goes missing.
Read moreAutomatic receipts. Inclusive or added-on-top tax.
Read moreIn the wild
$15 tickets, capped at 80 RSVPs, sold via Instagram link. Door staff scan with a phone.
Free RSVP for 120, plus an optional $10 supporter ticket. Customer list exports as a CSV for your mailing tool.
Why organizers stay
FAQ
No, but we ask for ID verification to enable payouts. A personal account works for one-person operations.
No credit card. No setup fees. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.