Ticket pages and widget

Your page, your Stripe, your fans.

Sell on a ticket page in your own logo and colours, or right on your own website. Ticket money goes straight to your Stripe account, and buyers pay a flat 35p booking fee, or you absorb it.

Event pages

A ticket page that looks like you.

Every show gets a page in your logo and colours, with the artwork, the description, the lineup and directions to the venue. It's fast on a phone and shows the full price up front.

  • General admission, seat maps, ticket tiers and waitlists
  • Free, RSVP and pay-what-you-want events alongside paid ones
  • Age checks and timed entry slots when you need them
A dark event page for a band, with tickets on the right

Checkout

Buy without leaving the page.

Buyers pick their tickets and pay on the event page itself. Their tickets are held for 30 minutes while they check out, and they arrive by email with a wallet pass.

  • Ticket money goes into your own Stripe account
  • Add your own booking fee on top and keep it
  • Buyers can find their tickets again without calling you
Choosing tickets on a phone, with the booking fee shown

Profile page

All your shows on one page.

Your profile page lists every upcoming show, with filters by month, genre and venue and a sign-up form for your mailing list. Share one link everywhere.

A venue's profile page with upcoming shows and filters

Website widget

Sell on your own website.

Paste a short snippet into your website and your listings and Buy buttons appear there. Checkout opens over your page, so buyers never leave your site.

Checkout opening over a venue's own website

Coming next

On the set list.

Designed and being built now. They aren't in Stagio yet, so we won't pretend they are.

  • Coming next

    Sales by channel

    See whether tickets sold on your page, your website or a shared link.

  • Coming next

    Widget builder

    Design your widget without code and choose which websites can show it.

Run the whole show. Pay nothing.

Stagio is invite-only while we bring venues and promoters on carefully.

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