Marketplaces cross-sell to your audience
After your event ends, your buyers get emailed about whoever else is on the platform — including your competition.
You built the audience. Don't hand it to a marketplace that emails them about other promoters' events. Flat fee, your brand, your list.
What hurts
After your event ends, your buyers get emailed about whoever else is on the platform — including your competition.
You earned every email. Asking the platform for permission to download it feels backwards.
Cloning a successful show should take 60 seconds, not 60 minutes.
How Jamrats fits
Platform cross-emails your buyers
We never email your customers. Period.
Exports gated by tier
CSV exports of orders + customers, free, in every plan.
Cloning an event is manual
Duplicate any event with one click — keep tiers, copy, tax config.
Percentage fees add up over a year
Flat $0.99 per paid ticket means the math is predictable from show one to show fifty.
Features that pull weight
Duplicate any past event — date and tickets only need to be updated.
Read moreSales, refunds, payouts across every event in one screen.
Read moreOrders and customers (with marketing consent) in one click.
Read moreMoney straight to your bank account.
Read moreYou handle the response, with a built-in form for your proof.
Read moreMulti-staff scanning on any phone. No hardware.
Read moreIn the wild
Each show clones from the previous. CSV exports feed a personal mailing list. Approved for weekly payouts.
12 cities, 12 events, one dashboard. Customer list builds across cities; refunds handled show by show from the dashboard.
Why organizers stay
FAQ
Yes — invite admins and members, and add co-hosts to individual events with their own permissions (edit, see orders, refund, scan).
No credit card. No setup fees. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.