Sell tickets.
Keep your price.

You decide, event by event. With fees on top, the buyer pays Accedo's fee and card processing on top of your price, and you receive your full ticket price. With all-in, fees and tax are included in the price you list, so the buyer pays exactly what's on the poster.

All-in means the listed price is the total. There's no fee line and no tax added at checkout. Buyers trust a price that doesn't jump on the last screen. You see exactly what you'll take home per ticket before you publish, so there are no surprises on your side either.

No. Creating an account, adding your team, listing events and checking guests in cost nothing. Accedo only earns when you make a sale.

Accedo's part is flat: $1.25 per paid ticket online. The part that moves is card processing, which Stripe charges as 2.9% plus 30¢, so it's slightly higher on bigger orders.

Nothing. $0 tickets carry no service fee, no processing and no tax, and an order made up only of free tickets skips payment altogether. Each buyer can claim up to 10 free tickets per order.

Yes. Only the paid tickets carry fees and tax. Free ones cost nothing.

Sales tax is calculated on the tickets and the fees. With fees on top, it's added at checkout; with all-in, it's included in your listed price. Online orders currently use 6.25%, and in-venue sales use the rate for your venue's address. If your jurisdiction's rate is different, tell us before you go on sale.

Yes: percentage or fixed amount, per ticket or per order, with limits on total uses, uses per order and uses per email. Send us the code and the discount and we'll set it up for your event.

Into your own Stripe account, connected during sign-up. Accedo isn't a bank and doesn't hold your money. Stripe processes every payment and pays out to you.

On your Stripe account's payout schedule. As with any ticketing platform, a payout can be held in some cases, such as a disputed charge or a risk review ahead of a large event. The Organizer Terms explain when.

You set your refund policy and issue refunds from your Stripe dashboard. Refunds come out of your payouts, and Accedo's service fee isn't refunded.

Chargebacks are the organizer's responsibility, as with any card payment. The disputed amount can be deducted from your payouts while it's resolved.

Two ways, so nobody's stuck at the door. The moment they pay, the confirmation screen has links to add their tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, or to download a PDF. They also get an email with the same tickets, so they can find them again on the night.

Yes. If you sell through local outlets like a record store, a bar or the band's merch table, request printed tickets for local distribution. Each one carries its own QR code and scans at the door exactly like a digital ticket.

Each admission has exactly one QR code. The first scan checks the guest in. Any later scan of that code is refused, whether it comes from the wallet pass, the PDF, the email or a screenshot.

A phone. Scan the QR code with the camera or a Bluetooth barcode scanner, or type the code in by hand if a screen is too cracked or dim to read.

Yes. Set a bundle size on the ticket type. A "Table for 4" creates four separate scannable tickets from one purchase, so the buyer can hand one to each guest.

Yes. Run a point of sale at the door, the bar, concessions and the merch table, as many as the night needs. Tickets, drinks, food, wristbands and merch all ring up in the same app, and every sale lands on the same event as your online tickets.

50¢ per admission ticket and 1% on everything else, plus card processing on card sales. There's no Accedo fee on cash. For hardware and setup, contact us about POS.

Every cash sale is counted as it's rung up, and each event shows cash and card totals separately. At the end of the night you're checking the drawer against a number, not rebuilding it from memory.

Yes, as many as you need, at no extra cost. Add people to your organization as admins who run everything, read-only members who can see sales but change nothing, or door staff who get the scanner and the register and nothing else.

Yes. Invite a collaborator, such as a co-promoter, a partner venue or a booking agent, by their phone number. They get access to that one event and its sales, and nothing else in your account. If they're not on Accedo yet, the invite is waiting for them when they sign up.

Yes. Give each act on the bill its own referral link, like accedotickets.com/events/your-show?ref=the-openers, and Accedo tracks orders, tickets and revenue per link. It's the fairest way to split a door deal, and it shows every band exactly how hard their fans showed up.

Anyone putting on their own event, whether that's a promoter with one show a year, a club with three a week, a venue or a festival. You'll need to pass Stripe's identity check and have a US bank account for payouts.

Your business or venue's legal name and contact details, bank details for Stripe, a completed W-9 (PDF, JPG, PNG or WEBP under 10 MB) and your venue's address.

No. Accedo is for organizers selling their own events. It isn't a resale marketplace.