Every ticket, online and at the door
One event. One link. One set of numbers. Sell in advance on the web, sell the rest at the gate on a real register, and scan everyone in from a phone.
- 3%
- per ticket, capped at $39
- $0
- per month, per terminal
- 100%
- of the attendee data is yours
An event has an order of operations. So does Addmi.
From the day you announce it to the day the money lands, here is what the platform is doing — and what you no longer have to stitch together. Pick a stop.
You announce it
Describe the event in a sentence and Addmi drafts the details, the ticket tiers, and a poster you can post the same afternoon.
- AI draft you edit before anything is public
- Event page and share link generated
- Poster sized for social, no designer needed
Let them pick the actual seat
Try it — this is the chart your buyers see. Build sections, rows, and tables once, reuse them for a whole run of performances, and mix reserved seating with general admission in the same event.
Pick a seat on the chart to see it here.
- No seating-map surcharge to you — tickets stay at the flat 3%.
- Attendees pay $0.40 per seat for the interactive chart.
- The seat prints on the ticket and shows up at check-in.
3% stops growing at $39
Percentage fees punish expensive tickets. A $2,500 gala table or a $5,000 sponsorship should not be billed like a stack of general-admission tickets. Addmi caps the ticket fee at $39 per order, so past $1,300 the bite keeps shrinking.
At $1500 the cap has kicked in: an uncapped 3% would charge $45.00.
Ticketing questions,answered
What it costs, what happens at the door, and what you keep.
Ticketing and card processing, whether the ticket sells online or at the door, capped at $39 per order. There is no monthly ticketing fee, no setup cost, and no per-feature charge on top of it.
Online. Onsite (POS). All in Addmi.
Create your event, sell every ticket, and run every on-site sale from one platform.
You handle the event. Addmi handles the technology.