Connect payouts
Link your bank through Stripe — business name, account, a quick identity check. One time, and money from every sale flows straight to you on a rolling schedule.
Event ticketing
Eventbone is self-serve ticketing with one flat fee — $0.85 per paid ticket. You keep 100% of face value, buyers see one honest total, and payouts land straight in your bank. It's the backbone of every event.
One flat fee. No percentage of your sales. Buyers don't need accounts, passes live in their wallet, and every scan is tracked to a gate and a staffer.
How it works
No sales calls, no setup fees, no waiting on anyone. Connect a bank, name your tickets, share a link — most organizers are live in about five minutes.
Link your bank through Stripe — business name, account, a quick identity check. One time, and money from every sale flows straight to you on a rolling schedule.
Name your ticket types, set prices, cap capacity if you want. Every event gets a public buy page — post the link, text it, or print a "scan to buy" poster for doors and tables. Buyers pay in seconds, no account needed.
On event day, any phone becomes a scanner. Point it at a pass and get an instant answer. Selling at the door? Show the walk-up QR and take gate sales on the spot.
Pricing
Most ticketing platforms take a cut of every sale — percentage fees that grow with your success and don't always show up until settlement. Eventbone charges a flat $0.85 per paid ticket, and the buyer covers it as one clearly-shown line at checkout.
Stripe deposits your sales to your bank on a rolling schedule — typically a couple of business days after each sale.
The details
Passes people actually keep, a gate that actually checks, and money you can actually see — without a single spreadsheet.
Every ticket adds to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, so it works even on spotty venue signal — the same code scans at the gate either way.
The pass code refreshes every 30 seconds. A live screen always works; a saved picture is expired by the time it hits your scanner.
Bought for friends or family? Send a ticket from the pass itself. The recipient claims it and the old copy is voided — only one live pass at a time.
Scan to admit — instant ✓ Admit, Already-in, or Invalid. Every scan records who scanned it and at which entrance, so a questioned ticket has an answer.
Put as many staff on the doors as you have phones. Scans sync across all of them, and duplicates get caught no matter which gate they try.
Flag a ticket type to require ID and the pass carries the flag — gate staff are prompted to match a photo ID to the name before admitting.
Search any order by name, email, or order number. Refund the ticket price — full or partial — and the buyer is notified by email automatically.
Revenue and tickets sold update as orders land, with a plain-English recap of how sales are tracking — plus per-gate activity once doors open.
A bell and an email the moment it matters — new sale, refund issued, payout on the way to your bank. Pick the channel for each.
Beyond the gate
Ticketing is the front door. Behind it, Eventbone is a full event-operations platform — the same backbone that sells your tickets can schedule your officials, run your payroll, clock your staff, and keep everyone in the loop.
A live schedule grid with drag-and-drop assigning, availability-aware auto-assign, and conflict detection — plus a mobile portal so every official knows where they're needed next.
Pay calculates straight from the schedule as the event runs. Mark people paid and each one is notified instantly — no spreadsheet-reconciliation week.
GPS-verified self check-in for officials and staff scheduling with a time clock for the doors — no clipboard, no guessing who showed up.
Broadcasts with read receipts, automatic conflict and callout alerts, and instant updates from the operations desk to every phone on the floor.
Battle-tested at scale: one recent weekend ran 2,677 matches across four venues, up to 118 courts in a single day, with 148 officials — all from one live system.
Why Eventbone
Eventbone wasn't designed in a conference room. It was built weekend after weekend on live event floors — where a slow gate line costs you goodwill, an opaque fee costs you money, and a stale schedule costs you a court. Every feature exists because an event needed it that day.
We're onboarding a small number of pilot partners for the upcoming season — hands-on setup included, so your first event on Eventbone just works.
Become a pilot partneror write to us at hello@eventbone.com