Your club website, with events and tickets.
Make the next line-up, ticket link and directions easy to find. Update your programme where you already manage your tickets.
Available features depend on your active modules and setup. Reservation requests do not collect payment and require confirmation by your team.
From the next line-up to admission.
Guests need the date, the acts and a way to get tickets. Your club website takes them through the programme and the details they need before visiting. Your team updates events in the same system that sells the tickets.
A home for your programme.
Published events show dates, line-ups and ticket options. The event page leads to checkout. Images introduce the night, while past events remain available in the archive. At the door, your team checks sold tickets using the existing scanner.
- Event pages with dates, acts and ticket options
- An archive for past events
- Ticket sales and admission in the same system
Your next night
Friday Sessions
- Doors
- Friday · 11 pm
- Line-up
- Alex / Robin
- Admission
- Ticket options on the event page
The actual event page leads to ticket selection and checkout.
Settle lounge requests before the night.
Set up areas with capacity, maximum party size and duration. Guests send a request, and your team decides whether to accept. Any configured minimum spend is shown before submission and fulfilled at the venue. Admission tickets are separate.
- A fixed duration or until the actual closing time
- Minimum spend for the entire reservation
- The reservation request does not collect payment
A request for your team
Awaiting review- Area
- Lounge
- Party size
- 6
- Time
- 19:30
- Guest requests
- Team reviews
- Guest receives reply
A request is only confirmed after your team accepts it.
Useful between events, too.
Your menu, gallery, opening hours and directions help guests beyond the next event. Write your own FAQs about visiting your club. Job listings include a description and an email address for applications.
- Keep drinks and prices up to date
- Publish photos and your own FAQs
- Make jobs and contact details easy to find
Plan your visit
- Opening hours
- Friday · 6 pm to 1 am
- Getting here
- Address and directions
- Questions?
- Answers from your team
You decide which information appears on your website.
What you can manage on your website
Programme and tickets
Publish events with dates, line-ups and ticket options. Guests can go from the event page to checkout.
Lounge requests
Set areas and capacities. Your team reviews requests before confirming them; the request form does not collect payment.
Admission
Check sold tickets with the existing scanner. Your website uses the same ticketing system.
Help guests plan their visit
Add a gallery, opening hours, directions and useful information about your club.
Menu and jobs
Publish drinks and prices, and list vacancies with a way to apply.
Getting started
- Create an accountRegister and enter your business details.
- Set up your websiteActivate the website module and add your menu, hours, photos and contact details.
- Check before launchSet up your domain and reservation areas. Check content, required business information and the request process before promoting the website.
Frequently asked questions
Can I manage my programme and ticket sales together?
Yes. Published events and ticket offers come from on:Tickets. Guests open the event page and buy their tickets there.
Does a lounge request include payment?
No. The reservation request does not collect payment. You can sell admission tickets separately. Your team reviews the request before confirming it. Tell guests if they also need a separate admission ticket.
How does my team see pending requests?
The reservation dashboard lists pending requests and reservations for a selected day, including the time, area, party size and submitted contact details. Your team can confirm, decline or cancel them there.
Before launch, set up your areas, capacities and team access so the right people can handle requests.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, once the domain has been set up for your organiser website. It is assigned to your business and checked before use. Your programme and published website content can then be available at that address.
Domain setup is part of preparing for launch. Afterwards, check your links, contact details and request process at the final address.
What does ticket selling cost?
Our organiser page lists current fees and worked examples, including the percentage and fixed fee per ticket. Your fee model determines who pays them. The optional website has its own terms; contact us about those before setting it up.
Ready to set up your website?
Start with your business account. You can then add your menu, photos and other content.
Start setup