Events, openings, and the door on the night, all in one place.
Yes — you can list events on your own website, sell tickets, run door check-in, and grow your mailing list from a single platform, with ticketing at a flat $1 per paid ticket instead of a percentage of the gate.
An event is a lot of small moments that have to line up: the listing goes out, the tickets sell, the list grows, the door runs smoothly, and the people who came hear from you again. Run it across four tools and at least one of those moments goes wrong.
Key takeaways
- One platform covers listings, ticketing, venue-hire bookings, door check-in, CRM, and newsletter.
- Ticketing is a flat $1 per paid ticket plus Stripe's standard processing — no percentage cut of the gate.
- Every attendee is added to your CRM and mailing list automatically, so the audience stays yours.
- Tmbr Studio is $99/month, versus roughly $90/month plus per-ticket percentages for a typical four-tool venue stack.
Eventbrite takes a cut. We take a dollar.
Ticketing platforms charge a percentage, often three to eight percent per ticket, on money that is already yours. On a sold-out night, that is real revenue handed to a middleman for the privilege of selling your own tickets.
Flat $1 per ticket. No percentage. Tmbr charges one dollar per paid ticket sold, plus Stripe's standard processing. No cut of the gate. On a 200-seat night, that is the difference between keeping your revenue and renting it.
What does it take to run a night, end to end?
- Event listings on your own site, not a marketplace full of competitors
- Ticket sales with a flat $1 fee on paid tickets and no percentage
- Venue-hire bookings and contracts for private events
- Door check-in and scanning on the night
- Every attendee added to your CRM and mailing list, automatically
The mailing list is the quiet asset. Every ticket buyer becomes someone you can invite to the next opening, instead of a name an event platform keeps for itself.
What does it replace?
| A venue typically runs | Per month / fees |
|---|---|
| Event ticketing (Eventbrite) | 3–8% per ticket |
| Website (Squarespace) | ~$35 |
| Newsletter (Mailchimp) | ~$35 |
| Booking / enquiry tool | ~$20 |
| Total | ~$90/month plus a cut of every ticket |
Tmbr Studio: $99/month Listings, ticketing at a flat $1, venue-hire bookings, door check-in, CRM, and newsletter, in one place. Your gate stays yours.
Sell the night, run the door, grow the list. Then do it again next month without the reconciliation.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a fee on free events?
No. Free tickets are completely free — the flat $1 fee applies only to paid tickets, so you can run free events, openings, and RSVPs at no cost.
How much does Tmbr charge per ticket?
A flat $1 per paid ticket sold, plus Stripe's standard payment processing. There is no percentage cut of the gate, however large the night.
Can I sell tickets from my own website instead of a marketplace?
Yes. Listings live on your own Tmbr site, not a marketplace full of competing events, so the traffic and the audience stay with you.
Does Tmbr handle check-in at the door?
Yes. You can scan and check in attendees on the night from the same system that sold the tickets.
What happens to attendee details after the event?
Every ticket buyer is added to your CRM and mailing list automatically, so you can invite them to the next opening instead of starting from zero.
What does it cost?
Tmbr Studio is $99/month and includes listings, flat-$1 ticketing, venue-hire bookings, door check-in, CRM, and newsletter — with two months free when you pay annually.