The setup that used to eat an afternoon — writing the event, pricing the tiers, making a poster — starts from one sentence. You edit everything before a single person sees it.

Nothing above is live yet. Edit any of it, then publish when it reads the way you want.
Point a phone at the menu taped to the counter. Addmi reads the items, the prices, and the modifiers into a catalog that runs the registers, the QR codes at the tables, and online ordering at the same time.
One likely duplicate flagged for review. Fix it here and every register updates at once.
No report builder, no pivot table, no waiting on someone else to pull it. Pick one of these to see what comes back.
Reserved tables outsold every other tier last month, and brought in more than general admission despite selling a third as many seats.
Every draft — the event, the tiers, the poster, the catalog — waits for you. Nothing goes live until you publish it.
There is no AI tier and no per-generation fee. It is part of the account at the same flat pricing as everything else.
Your attendee and member data stays yours. Addmi does not market to the people who buy from you.
AI event creation, menu building, and reporting are included with every account — the price is the same transaction pricing as everything else.
What it does, what it costs, and what stays in your hands.
Nothing extra. AI event creation, menu building, and reporting are included — you pay the standard transaction pricing: a flat 3% per ticket capped at $39 per order for events, and per-transaction pricing for POS and online ordering.
Create your event, sell every ticket, and run every on-site sale from one platform.
You handle the event. Addmi handles the technology.