Where people find
things worth attending.
Concerts, matches, festivals, courses, private communities. Organizers publish and are paid the second a ticket sells. Buyers keep what they paid for — a ticket that is theirs, not a barcode that expires.
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Everything in one place
Derby of the Capital
Round 14 · North stand
Arena Națională · Bucharest
Aurora Nights
Open air, one night only
Arenele Romane · Bucharest
Harbour Festival
Three days on the waterfront
Port Vell · Barcelona
Basement Sessions #12
Doors 23:00, no phones on the floor
Kraftwerk · Berlin
Solidity from zero
Two evenings, hands on
Online
Hamlet, reimagined
A staging in the round
Barbican Centre · London
One platform
A stadium and a private channel are the same problem
Somebody pays, somebody gets in, and somebody has to make sure only the right people do. We solved that once, and it holds for every shape it takes.
Live events
Concerts, matches, festivals, theatre
Fill a stadium or a room of two hundred. You set the price, the supply and the dates — and what is allowed to happen to the ticket afterwards.
Courses and workshops
Anything with a seat limit
A two-evening class or a year-long programme. The pass carries its own validity window, so enrolment closes without you chasing anyone.
Private communities
Discord and Telegram, automatically
Members buy, the bot lets them in, and access is withdrawn on expiry with a reason logged. Nobody waits for you to approve anything.
Why it holds
Six claims you can check, not believe
Every ticketing company calls itself fair and transparent. What separates a claim from a guarantee is whether a stranger can verify it without our permission.
The money never passes through us
Payment splits inside one transaction — your share to your wallet, our commission to ours. No balance for us to hold, freeze or lose, and no function in the contract that could send us your share.
You write the ticket’s future
Whether it can be resold, when, up to what price, how many one person may hold, and what share of a resale comes back to you. Enforced by the contract, not by a policy page.
No supported-countries list
Nobody approves your account and nobody can close it. If your audience can reach the internet, they can pay you.
The commission only goes down
10% on the free plan, 6% or 3% on a paid one, written into the ticket the moment it is created. After that it can be lowered and never raised — by anyone, including us. Read it off the contract instead of trusting a pricing page.
Your audience needs no crypto
They can pay with a wallet, or with just an email address if they have never heard of any of this. We cover the network fee either way.
The ticket outlives the event
It stays in the buyer’s wallet as proof they were there — and leaves you a permanent, direct line to everyone who came.
Selling access
Three things, once
Create the ticket
Price, how many, how long it lasts — and the rules: whether it can be resold, when, up to what price, and how many one person may hold.
Publish it
It appears in the marketplace under its category and city, and you get one link to post anywhere else.
Get paid, per sale
The money reaches you in the same transaction. Access is granted and withdrawn on its own. Nothing left for you to do.
Pricing
One number, and it only goes down
of each sale on the free plan — 6% on Headliner, 3% on Arena. Written into the ticket when it is created; after that it can be lowered and never raised, by anyone, including us. See the plans.
- Free to create and free to list
- No monthly minimum on the free plan
- No payout threshold — paid per sale
- No fee on free tickets
- You keep a share of every resale
Questions
The ones that actually get asked
What does it cost me?
When do I get the money?
How does this actually stop scalping?
My audience has never used crypto. Is this realistic?
What if NFTicks disappears?
Can I be paid in ordinary money?
Where this is today
Running on a test network. Everything on this site works — the marketplace, both ways to pay, wallets, the Discord bot, granting and withdrawal — but the money in these listings is not real money.
Before anyone takes a real payment the contract goes through an external audit. That is not optional, and we would rather you read it here than find it out later.
Put your event where people are looking
Browse what is already listed, or take a free ticket and watch the whole thing work in about a minute.
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