Event Ticket Hub

A ticketing platform for small events that charges you per month, not per ticket

For the tasting with twenty guests, the club night with two hundred and everything in between. One flat price for your workspace, your own payment account, and a door team that only needs their phones.

  • Cancel anytime
  • No long-term contract
  • 14 days free
A ticketing platform for small events that charges you per month, not per ticket

What it looks like in practice

  1. The organiser who does everything

    You book the room, write the post, answer the questions and stand at the door. A ticketing platform for small events has to save you time on every one of those jobs, not add another login per event.

  2. Ten events a year, not ten a week

    Small organisers sell in waves: a summer party, a few autumn evenings, the big one in December. You want a price that stays the same whether a month is quiet or full, and tickets that keep the whole income.

  3. Different events under one name

    A café that runs quiz nights and a wine evening, a youth club with a disco and a parents' afternoon. Every event sits on one ticket page under your name and logo, so regulars find the next one.

  4. The evening itself

    Two friends help at the door. They open a link on their phones, pair with a short code and start scanning. Whoever turns up without a ticket buys one at the table, by card or cash.

A ticketing platform for small events should be simple to start, fair on money and complete enough that you never need a second tool. Event Ticket Hub is an app inside your KIMISUITE workspace: you add it, create your first event, connect your own Stripe or PayPal account and publish. Tickets go out by email with a QR code, and you see every order, every guest and every payment in one place. The full feature tour lives on the Event Ticket Hub page.

The money story is short. KIMISUITE adds 0 % per ticket, you pay one monthly price per workspace, and each payment lands on your own account at your payment provider's usual fee; ticket payments explains how. Whatever your format, the building blocks are the same: events with one or many dates, a ticket page under your own name, a scanner on any phone and a box office for the door. Below you find set-ups for the most common small events, from New Year's Eve dinners to school plays.

What you get

  • One flat price, however much you sell

    You pay per workspace, not per ticket and not per helper. A sold-out night costs you the same monthly price as a quiet one.

  • Your money, your account

    Connect your own Stripe, PayPal or Bankart account, or take bank transfers. Each payment goes straight to you, at your provider's usual fee.

  • Room for a small organiser's year

    The Events plan holds up to 15 published events at a time and seating plans with up to 500 places, enough for most small organisers.

  • Helpers without extra cost

    Scanner phones are unlimited in every plan, and your team works in the same workspace. Nobody needs a paid seat to help at the door.

  • Paid, free and hidden tickets

    Sell paid tickets, give out free ones, or keep a ticket hidden behind a code for members or friends. All of them run through one checkout.

  • More than tickets in one workspace

    Paid orders can become invoices in CRM Business Hub, buyers can land in Contacts, and your team can follow every date in Calendar.

Find the set-up for your event

Dinner, gala, club night, school play, workshop or private party: pick the guide that matches your event below and see how it is set up in Event Ticket Hub.

What a small event pays to sell its tickets

Wondering what a fee per ticket would mean for your next event? Enter your guests and your ticket price in the ticket fee calculator.

Calculate it for your event

Ticket fee from KIMISUITE
0 % on every ticket you sell
Payment fees
charged by your own Stripe, PayPal or Bankart account, as agreed with them
Free tickets
no fee, from anyone
Your workspace
one flat monthly price, independent of tickets sold

How to get started

  1. Create your free KIMISUITE workspace

    Sign up once. The workspace is yours, and the same login works for every app you add later.

  2. Add Event Ticket Hub

    Open the app store, add Event Ticket Hub and start the fourteen-day trial. Your settings, logo and legal texts go in once.

  3. Create your first event

    Give it a title, a picture, a date and the number of places, then add one or two tickets. A seating plan is optional.

  4. Connect payments and publish

    Connect Stripe, PayPal or Bankart, or turn on bank transfer, and publish. Share the link wherever your guests are.

Pricing

Event Ticket Hub starts at a fixed monthly price (see pricing). That is the price for your whole workspace: not per user, not per event and not per ticket. KIMISUITE adds a 0 % ticket fee, so what your guests pay reaches your own account minus your payment provider's usual fee.

The workspace itself costs nothing; you only pay for the apps you add.

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Is it the right fit?

A good fit if

  • Restaurants, bars, cafés and venues that run their own events
  • Associations, schools and community groups with a few events a year
  • Teachers, artists and small stages with regular dates
  • Anyone who wants a flat monthly price and the money on their own account

Not the right fit if

  • Organisers who want a marketplace that promotes their event to a large audience
  • Organisers who need the ticket page on their own web address
  • Events that must sell in several currencies at once
  • Organisers who want buyers to pay in instalments

Frequently asked questions

What should a ticketing platform for small events do?

Take bookings and payments online, send tickets with a QR code, check guests in at the door and show you who is coming. Event Ticket Hub does that, and adds a box office, reports and invoices when you need them.

How do I sell tickets online for a small event?

Create a workspace, add Event Ticket Hub, create the event with its date and tickets, connect your payment account and publish. Share the link, and guests receive their tickets by email.

Is it worth it if I only run a few events a year?

Yes, if a flat price suits you more than a cut of every ticket. You can cancel at any time, also during the trial, and the workspace itself stays yours.

How is a flat monthly price different from a fee per ticket?

With a fee per ticket, your cost grows with every sale. With Event Ticket Hub, you pay one monthly price per workspace and KIMISUITE adds 0 % per ticket. The ticket fee calculator lets you compare both models for your own guests and prices.

Do my guests need an account or an app?

No. Guests buy as guests with their email address and show the ticket on their phone or print it. They find their booking again with their order number and email.

Can I also sell tickets at the door?

Yes. Open a box office shift on a laptop, tablet or phone and sell for cash or card. Door sales count against the same places as online sales, and the shift closes with a cash count and a Z report.

Who can help me at the door?

Anyone with a phone. Pair it with a short code and it scans tickets, even offline. The number of scanner phones is unlimited in every plan.

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Ready when you are

Set it up in your own workspace and see how it works with your data.

  • Cancel anytime
  • No long-term contract
  • 14 days free