No percentage fees
Our cost to process one ticket doesn't change whether it's a $5 raffle or a $200 weekend pass. Our price shouldn't either. Flat $0.99.
Why Jamrats
Built against
the marketplace tax.
Independent organizers shouldn’t pay percentage fees that scale with success, hand their customer list to a platform, and wait three weeks to see the money. We built Jamrats because the math wasn’t adding up.
Three things we won’t do
The promises.
No holding your money
Buyer funds go straight into your bank account. We never sit on a balance you have to ask back for.
No emailing your audience
Your customer list is yours. We don’t cross-sell it to other organizers, we don’t market to your buyers on our own behalf, and CSV exports work in every plan.
Side by side
How it lines up.
| Marketplace platforms | Jamrats | |
|---|---|---|
| Per-ticket fee | 3–10% + service fee per ticket | Flat $0.99. Free tickets are $0. |
| When you get paid | Held until weeks after the event | Direct to your bank, typically next business day. |
| Whose customer is it | Platform's — cross-sold to competitors | Yours. CSV exports with consent flags. |
| Setup + monthly fees | Sometimes free, sometimes tiered | No setup. No monthly minimum. No contract. |
| Refund control | Platform policy + slow support | Organizer-initiated, one click. Platform fee returns within 60 days. |
| Branding on the buyer flow | Platform's logo prominent | Your storefront URL, your colors, your reply-to email. |
Who we’re for — and who we’re not
For you if
- You run independent events at 50–5,000 cap.
- Your tickets cost more than $10 on average.
- You care who owns your customer list.
- You’d rather get paid next-day than next-month.
Probably not if
- You’re selling tens of thousands of $5 raffle tickets. A donation platform fits better.
- You need stadium-scale features (dynamic pricing, paperless transfer, fan ID). A marketplace fits better.
- You want a sales team to white-glove your account. We’re self-serve by design.
Run the math.
The pricing page has a calculator. Plug in your ticket price + volume and see what changes.