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Ticketing and memberships for promoters and venues

Sell The Night. Scan Them In. Keep The Regulars.

Put a night on sale in a few minutes, take the money straight into your own Stripe account, and scan people in at the door from a phone. The regulars who never miss one can be on a membership that gets them in first.

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£0 setup · £0 monthly fee · 7% of each payment, or £1 if that’s more

A woman on the door of a small venue scanning the code on an arriving customer’s phone, warm light from the doorway and a queue waiting on a wet pavement.
The Lock TavernMember
PriyaThe Regular
1 of 2 shows left this month
Next booking Fri 20:00

Between the last night and the next one

A sold-out Friday pays for a quiet Tuesday. Neither of them is predictable.

Putting on nights is a business of good months and bad ones, and the good ones are spent before the bad ones arrive. A membership is the part of the takings that turns up whether or not the headliner sells — from the people who were coming anyway.

The same faces are at everything, and pay full price every time.

A cancelled night means refunding money you have already spent on the next one.

Nothing is known about who came, because the ticket was sold by somebody else.

Example plans

What promoters and venues put on a monthly plan.

Examples to start from, not prices of ours. You choose what’s included, what it costs and what members get on top.

The Regular

Two nights a month

£15/ month

  • 2 shows
  • Tickets before general sale
  • No booking fee

Every Night

For the ones who never miss one

£30/ month

  • Unlimited shows
  • Everything you put on
  • First at the presale

Front Row

A night a week

£22/ month

  • 4 shows
  • Early entry
  • 10% off at the bar

How it works

How Monthlygo works for promoters and venues.

  1. 01

    Put the night on sale

    Name it, set the date, the capacity and what a ticket costs. Several kinds of ticket if you want them: early bird, on the door, a table for six.

  2. 02

    Share the link

    Every night gets its own page, and your venue gets one listing everything coming up. Put it wherever you already post.

  3. 03

    Scan them in

    Ticket holders show a code on their phone and your door staff scan it. It says whether it is good, already used or for another night — and it works when the signal does not.

  4. 04

    Paid after the night

    The money is yours, in your own Stripe account. Takings for a night that has not happened yet are held back so they can still be refunded if it is called off.

The numbers

What would memberships mean for your business?

80 regulars × £15

£1,200/month

in recurring membership revenue

£14,400 a year

An illustration, not a forecast: it assumes every membership is paid in full each month. You set your own prices, and nobody is guaranteed to join.

A four-piece band on a low stage in a small brick-walled venue, the room three-quarters full, seen from the back over the crowd.
The Lock TavernMember
PriyaThe Regular
1 of 2 shows left this month
Next booking Fri 20:00

What your regulars see

One code. Every night you put on.

Members get their tickets before general sale, and what their membership covers comes off automatically at the basket. Everything they are holding sits in one place on their phone.

  • Tickets can be passed on to a friend without anyone being turned away at the door
  • A called-off night refunds itself, and everyone holding a ticket is told
  • Receipts come from you, not from a ticketing company nobody recognises

For the business

What changes when your regulars pay monthly.

A door that keeps up

Scan a code in under a second, queue still moving.

Your money, your account

Paid into your own Stripe account, not held by us.

Takings between nights

Regulars on a membership pay you every month.

You know who came

The people at your nights are yours, not a reseller’s.

A roll of paper wristbands, a rubber stamp on its ink pad, a marker pen, a steel cash tin and a coiled cable on a worn counter.
A man crouched on the edge of a low stage in an empty venue in the afternoon, taping a cable down before doors.

What a plan can cover

  • Entry to a show
  • Members’ night
  • Early entry
  • Guest entry
  • Seated table

Each can use a different share of the month, so a longer show can count as two.

Questions

What promoters and venues ask us.

No. Plenty of promoters only ever sell tickets, and that is the whole product on its own. The membership is there for rooms with regulars, and you can turn it on later from Settings.

Your regulars already come back.

Put what they already buy on a monthly plan, like 2 shows for £15 a month, and get paid before they walk in.

Start Selling Tickets How the 7% works
  • £0to set up
  • £0a month
  • 7%of each payment, £1 at least