Every dollar raised,in one report
A gala raises money four ways in one evening. The fee cap matters most here: on a $2,500 table the charge stops at $39 instead of climbing with the price.
$39the fee on a $2,500 gala table — an uncapped 3% would charge $36 more
A year on Addmi
- InvitationsTables and seats sold, sponsors invoiced
- Gala nightCard and cash taken on site, seats scanned at the door
- Next morningOne report across every revenue line
What you use
- Tables, individual seats, and sponsorships together
- The $39 fee cap on tables and sponsorships
- Card and cash at the door during the event
- Reserved seating for the room
- Attendee data you own and can export
What you stop paying for
- Uncapped percentage fees on big tickets
- Three exports that disagree
- A rented night-of point of sale
- A separate seating chart vendor
The cap, drawn out
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.
Order total$1500
Addmi fee$39.00
Effective rate2.60%
At $1500 the cap has kicked in: an uncapped 3% would charge $45.00.
FAQ
Fundraiser questions,answered
Tables, sponsors, and what lands in the report the next morning.
Yes. Sell tables, individual seats, or both in the same event, and assign guests to seats on the chart as names come in.
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