Their tickets, their way.
Fans can't always make it. Let them send a ticket on, swap it for another game, or put it back on sale, without calling the box office.
What you get
Fans sign in with an emailed link and find every ticket they own, as QR passes and printable PDFs.
A transfer issues a new code, so the old one stops scanning.
Trade tickets in for credit toward another game, up to a cutoff you set, with a fee if you want one.
Listed seats go back on the map; when another fan buys, the seller is refunded what they paid.
A rained-out game becomes credit codes in one click, spent on any other game.
Fans put a name on each ticket they share.
Three steps.
Exchanges and resale are off until you switch them on.
From My Tickets, any time before the cutoff.
Every transfer, swap and resale is in the order's history.
Included in venuery Ticketing: $1.49 per paid order, nothing on free tickets, no monthly fee. Pricing
Transfers and resale questions
Can fans set their own resale price?
No. Resale on venuery is at face value: the seller gets back what they paid when another fan buys the seat.
Does a transferred ticket still scan?
The new one does. The old code is replaced, and the scanner says it was sent on.
Keep exploring.
Put your next game on sale.
Draw the venue, price the seats and send fans the link.