A full box office inside the ticketing you already use. Tap a card on a reader, key one in, or text the customer a payment link. Every door sale becomes a real ticket on your live check-in list the second you charge.
Door sales appear here the moment they are paid.
Press play to run a few minutes at the window, or add tickets and take a payment yourself. Illustrative simulation, not live data.
Every line is different. A reader is fastest when there is a queue, and the other three need nothing but the device in your hand.
Tap, insert, or swipe on a Stripe Terminal reader. The card never touches your phone, and the sale is done in a couple of seconds.
No reader in your hand? Type the card in on the device you are already holding and charge it right there.
Build the cart, then send it by email or text. The customer pays on their own phone, and you watch the status change to paid.
Ring a $0 sale for a volunteer, a sponsor, or a guest of the house. It still issues a real ticket, and the reason is recorded.
The card is in the car. The buyer is on the phone. Someone wants to pay for a table tomorrow. Build the cart, send the link, and get on with the line.
Add the tickets, tables, and add-ons exactly as you would for a card sale. The link is priced from that cart, so what they pay is what you rang.
Email it, text it, or copy the link and paste it into whatever app you are already talking to them in.
The row shows pending until they pay, then flips to paid on its own. Nothing is issued until the money lands.
Every link names its own expiry time in the email, so no one has to guess. If it lapses before they pay, the row tells you and offers a new link in one click.
The link email and the receipt both go out on your branding with your event name, not a bare payment page from a company your customer has never heard of.
Your door volunteers do not need accounts, training, or two different links. Share one, and they can scan tickets and sell walk-ups from the same phone.
On your event dashboard, open Staff Links and create a link. Tick "Also allow box office" and that link now opens both screens, with a button in each header to hop between them.
| At the box office | Organizers & managers | Staff link |
|---|---|---|
| Ring a sale and charge a card | Yes | Yes |
| Send a payment link | Yes | Yes |
| See tonight's transactions | Yes | Yes |
| Resend a receipt | Yes | Yes |
| Check guests in | Yes | Yes |
| Issue a refund | Yes | No |
| See payouts, pricing, and settings | Yes | No |
No side ledger, no envelope of receipts to reconcile in the morning. What you ring at the window behaves exactly like what you sold online three weeks ago.
The sale creates a genuine ticket with its own number and QR code, exactly like an online order. Nothing is a placeholder.
The guest appears on the live check-in list the moment you charge, name and all, so the next person at the gate can scan them straight in.
Collect an email at the till and the receipt goes out under your event name. Resend it later from the transaction list if they ask.
Card, link, and comp sales all land in the same transaction list with who rang them, so the night reconciles in one place.
Door sales roll into the same live sales dashboard, attendee reports, and exports as everything you sold online.
Card sales at the door settle to your own Stripe account on the same rolling basis as the rest of your revenue.
Walk-ups at a seated event are where most box office systems fall apart, because the till does not know what is still free. Ours reads the same seat map your online buyers do.
Add a guest by hand in a few clicks when there is nothing to charge, and they join the same list as everyone else.
Pin a registration question to your check-in screen and staff can see who ordered the chicken while they scan.
Look a buyer up at the till to add to their order instead of starting a second one under a new name.
Parking, drinks, merch, and programs ring up next to the ticket, on one card charge and one receipt.
There is no till to license and no proprietary hardware to rent. Start with the phone in your pocket and add a reader when your line asks for one.
Stripe Reader S710, Stripe Reader S700, and the BBPOS WisePOS E. Buy them from Stripe, pair them once, and they show up in your terminal.
Card entry, payment links, and comps need nothing but the phone or laptop in front of you. Add a reader when the line justifies one.
Payments run through your own connected Stripe account, so the money, the receipts, and the payouts are all yours.
The box office opens in a browser. There is no app to sideload on a rented tablet and no separate till software to license.
No box office fee and no monthly charge. See exactly what a ticket costs on the pricing page.
Sell a last table to the couple who walked in, then hand them a seat and a meal card on the spot.
Work walk-ups and will-call from the same phone your staff are scanning tickets on.
Run several tills at several gates, all selling from the same live inventory.
Take the curtain-time rush at the window, seats and all, without a separate box office system.
Parents at the door with cards and no ticket. Sell one in twenty seconds and get back to greeting people.
Sell day passes and parking at the gate, and add a family to the list before kickoff.
Volunteers can run the table with a link you can revoke the second the night ends.
Add a walk-up to a table, collect their meal choice, and the kitchen count updates with them.
Parking, drinks, programs, and t-shirts ring up next to the tickets in the same cart.
The other half of the door. Scan from phones you own, keep every gate in sync, and admit the walk-up you just sold.
Explore event check-inDoor money is not held back either. Card sales settle to your own Stripe account on a rolling basis.
Explore Direct PayoutsSeat maps your buyers use online and your box office uses at the window, from one live inventory.
Explore reserved seatingThe box office is one of 140+ tools: ticketing, seating, fundraising, marketing, check-in, and reporting.
See all featuresEvery phone at your door can take a card, text a payment link, or comp a guest. No setup fees, no monthly fees, and you are paid as you sell.