Closed platforms don't fit your reporting
Your accounting and customer software expect real payment records, not a marketplace IOU. Direct bank routing keeps the books simple.
Direct payouts that match your accounting line items. Spreadsheet downloads (and soon a developer connection) so your own customer records stay the master copy.
What hurts
Your accounting and customer software expect real payment records, not a marketplace IOU. Direct bank routing keeps the books simple.
When you brand it as your client's, you can't put a competitor's logo on the ticket.
When you hand off to a client, the entire customer relationship should come with it.
How Jamrats fits
Confusing marketplace payout summaries
Direct charges you can line up and balance against your own books.
Their logo on your client ticket
Branded storefront, branded buyer emails, branded URL.
Locked-in customer relationships
Hand off the org to a client with all data intact. No platform leverage.
Features that pull weight
Standard payouts your team already understands.
Read moreManage many client orgs from one login.
Read moreOrders, customers, events — fit any reporting stack.
Read moreBuilt-in proof forms and a full history in the dashboard.
Read morePer-org colors, logo, contact email.
Read moreOrders, refunds, and scans sent to your systems as they happen.
Read moreIn the wild
One login, six Jamrats orgs. Each client owns their bank account; agency invoices separately for production work.
Sells tour packages as tickets, refunds individually when an itinerary changes. Payouts in CAD and USD.
Why organizers stay
FAQ
A developer connection is on the roadmap. CSV exports and dashboard tooling cover most workflows today.
No credit card. No setup fees. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.