All-in price up front
FTC 16 CFR 464 requires the total a buyer will pay to be shown first and largest. Every price on your storefront is the price they pay. No line-item shock at the end.
Ticketing for rodeo
Sell tickets the way rodeo works.
A single platform for the whole ticketing operation. Online checkout with the all-in price up front, a gate scanner that works when the arena has no signal, a counter POS at your partner stores, and post-event settlement your treasurer can reconcile in an hour.
Multi-tenant SaaS. Set up in a day. No demo call required to see the price.
What you get
Gate scanner works offline
Volunteers scan against a locally cached ticket manifest. When the arena has no bars, scans still run in under a second and sync when signal returns. Duplicates flagged, wrong nights flagged, void tickets flagged, one plain instruction on screen.
Partner program built in
Local businesses and rodeo queens sell tickets and are paid real commissions. Counter POS at the feed store, printable posters and QR cards generated by the site, cash sales netted against commission at payout. Nothing to bolt on.
Committee console for the whole run
Publish an event, price its nights, edit tiers, watch capacity fill in real time. A dashboard that opens with what needs attention rather than a chart. Prior-year comparison at the same days-before-rodeo, so the number means something.
Post-event settlement, not net-30
Payouts released after the event closes with a reserve for chargebacks. Every fee line snapshotted in an append-only ledger. Committee treasurer downloads the reconciliation the morning after.
One codebase, your brand
Your storefront lives at a URL you point buyers to. The platform stays out of the way. Custom domain support is planned; the storefront is white-label ready today.
Pricing that fits on one line.
4.9% plus $1.25 per ticket. 4.9% flat on everything else. No cap. Buyer pays; committee keeps face value.
The all-in total shows up front. No surprise fees at the last step.
Who this is for
Volunteer-run rodeo committees, county fair boards, monster truck tours, demo derby operators. Any event where the organizer knows every seat by row number and the gate is staffed by neighbors.
Who this is not for
Concert primaries pushing tens of thousands of tickets in a single onsale. Ticketmaster does that. We do not compete with them on scale; we compete on the operator experience for events they will not touch.
Ready to try it on your rodeo?
Pricing is published. Sign up, publish your first event, and see whether the money math shakes out the way your treasurer expects.