Pricing

4% a ticket.
Never more than ₦3,000.

However much you charge, we never take more than ₦3,000 from a ticket. Past ₦75,000 the fee simply stops growing — so the bigger your night, the smaller our share of it. Under ₦2,000 a ticket, and on free events, we charge nothing at all.

A ticket atCosts you
₦200,000capped₦3,000
₦20,000₦800
₦5,000₦200
₦1,500Nothing

No steps, no bands, nothing to fall off. The same 4% on every ticket until the cap takes over — on a ₦200,000 table that is ₦3,000 against the ₦16,100 an 8% platform charges.

And the part that isn't about price

It goes to your bank,
not to our wallet.

Your share splits off at the moment someone pays and settles to your own account. There is no balance on this site, no payout button and nothing to withdraw — because your money never arrives here in the first place.

No payout request

Nothing to claim, approve or chase. You are not in a queue behind anyone.

No holding until after

A platform sitting on your money can decide to keep it until the event ends. We are not in that position.

No wallet to empty

Nowhere for your money to sit, so nowhere for it to be frozen, capped or lost if we disappear.

How quickly it lands is your bank's settlement time, not ours. We are not in the middle of it, so we can neither slow it down nor speed it up.

What it actually costs you

Five real-shaped events, against the 8% + ₦100 the incumbent charges — checked on their own checkout, September 2026.

TicketsCrowdBuzzAn 8% platformYou keep
A club night₦10,000 a ticket300₦120,000₦270,000+₦150,000
A comedy show₦12,000 a ticket200₦96,000₦212,000+₦116,000
A concert₦20,000 a ticket1,000₦800,000₦1,700,000+₦900,000
A conference₦45,000 a ticket250₦450,000₦925,000+₦475,000
A weekend retreat₦150,000 a ticket40₦120,000₦484,000+₦364,000

The comparison rate is a common one in this market. Card processing fees are charged by the bank, not by us, and apply either way.

Included, always

  • Unlimited events
  • Unlimited ticket types
  • QR tickets, issued instantly
  • Check-in scanner on any phone
  • Your own event pages
  • Attendee list, exportable
  • Card and bank transfer
  • Money straight to your bank

What we never charge

  • A percentage of your revenue
  • A monthly plan
  • A signup fee
  • A fee on free tickets
  • A charge for extra events
  • A withdrawal fee

Fair questions about money

When exactly do I pay the fee?

You don't pay it — it comes out of the ticket at the moment it's sold, along with your own share. There's no bill, no invoice and nothing to remember. If a ticket doesn't sell, there's no fee.

How do I get my money?

Straight to your own bank account. The payment splits the instant someone buys, so your share settles directly to you. We never hold it, which is also why there's nothing here to withdraw.

How long until it reaches my bank?

That's your bank's settlement time, not ours — usually the next working day. We're not in the middle of it, so we can't slow it down or speed it up.

Are free events really free?

Yes. We charge nothing on a ₦0 ticket, so community nights, church programmes and open days cost you nothing — and everybody still gets a real scannable ticket.

What about card processing fees?

Your payment provider charges those, and they'd charge them on any platform. They're separate from our fee and go to the bank, not to us.

Can I change the price after I publish?

Yes. You can edit a ticket type at any time, and add new ones. What you can't do is set a limit lower than the number you've already sold — that would make your own numbers lie to you.

Is there a contract?

No. No plan, no minimum, no notice period. Sell one ticket a year or ten thousand.

Nothing to pay
until you sell.