Ticketing

Ticketing that understands how comedy shows are built

Everyone can sell a ticket. The difference is whether the software knows that Friday early and Friday late are the same show with the same lineup.

Showtimes

One show. However many times you run it.

A Friday double isn't two events. Generic ticketing makes you create two listings, then reconcile them by hand afterwards — two lineups to keep in step, two sets of numbers, two of everything.

  • One lineup across the runBook the comics once. Every showtime knows who's on.
  • One settlement view The night closes out as a night, not as two listings you add together.
  • Sold separately, run togetherBuyers pick their time. You manage one show.
Friday 14thOne show
  • 7:00pmSold out
  • 9:30pm74% sold
  • LineupSame for both
What You Can Sell

More ways to price a room than "general admission".

Ticket tiers

Early bird, front section, whatever the room needs — priced independently.

Pay what you can

For rooms that run on it. A real ticket type, not a workaround with a $0 price and a donation link.

Reserved seats and tables

Sell a 4-top as a 4-top. More on seating.

Add-ons

Merch, meet-and-greet, a drink at the door — attached to the order.

Discount codes

Percentage or fixed, limited by use count or date.

Referral codes

Give each comic their own so you can see who actually brought the room, and settle accordingly.

The Buyer's Side

Nobody makes an account to see a comedy show.

Checkout is a name, an email and a card. Tickets arrive as a QR code they can find again without logging in.

Guest checkout

No account, no password, no abandoned cart because of a signup wall.

QR tickets

Straight to their phone, scanned at the door.

Your own Stripe

The money goes to your account, paid out the day after the show. Where your money goes.

Sell from your own site

An embeddable widget, so buyers never leave your page to buy.

When Plans Change

Refunds that don't wreck your numbers.

Refund an order or handle a request, and it flows through everywhere it should — the customer's history, the show's sales, and the settlement. You're not left reconciling a refund against a spreadsheet that never heard about it.

The Door

Scanning the room in.

ComedyPass Studio on iOS and Android. Your door staff log in with their own account — no printed list, no handing your phone over.

  • The scanner stays openThey work the queue instead of tapping between every guest.
  • One scan admits the tableA table of four lets four people in.
  • Doubles and wrong nights flaggedCaught on the scan, not discovered afterwards.
  • A searchable door listBy name, email or order number, for the phone-at-home crowd.

More about ComedyPass Studio

TonightLive
  • Sold112
  • Checked in68
  • Already usedFlagged on scan
  • In the roomUpdating live

Put a show on sale.

No setup cost and no subscription. Your buyers pay a small service fee and you keep your full ticket price.