Every number, before the last out.
Settle a game from face value to payout, watch sales by day, and hand your bookkeeper journal entries instead of a spreadsheet.
What you get
Face value to Stripe payout, by zone, ticket type, channel and day, with codes and refunds.
Season ticket revenue on its own, by year.
From the scanner, per game.
Yesterday's numbers in your inbox, if you want them.
Orders, tickets and season holders as CSV.
On their own lines in the settlement, the exports and the accounting export, so tax is ready to file.
One balanced journal entry per day for QuickBooks Online or Xero.
Three steps.
Every order lands in the reports as it happens.
Open the game report after the game.
Export the journal entries for your accounting.
Included in venuery Ticketing: $1.49 per paid order, nothing on free tickets, no monthly fee. Pricing
Reports questions
Do reports include box office cash?
Yes, by drawer, alongside online sales.
Which accounting tools are supported?
QuickBooks Online (journal entry import) and Xero (manual journals).
Is sales tax kept apart from ticket sales?
Yes. Tax shows on its own in reports and exports, and the accounting export books it to a sales tax payable account, including tax inside your prices.
Keep exploring.
Put your next game on sale.
Draw the venue, price the seats and send fans the link.