Sell tickets for an independent night in London
A London night goes on sale from one page. You name the room, the date, and one price. Ticket Tonic takes no platform cut.
The first Ticket Tonic nights are in London. A small room and a much bigger one use the same page. You set the count.
Create an account with an email and a password. In the dashboard, write the night and save the draft. The draft holds the name, the date, the venue, the address, a description, the capacity, and one price. You can add up to six images, and a lineup of up to 12 names.
Write London on the address when the room is in London. Name the part of London in that line when that is where the room is. That line is what the night page shows, and what a search can read.
A paid ticket is at least £0.30. Anything from 1p to 29p stays a draft. A paid night stays a draft until Stripe has enabled charges and payouts. Then you publish, and that page is the link you share.
A £0 night publishes without Stripe. Every free ticket is a door code and takes one place in the room.
Ticket Tonic takes nothing on top of the price. Stripe's processing fee comes off, and the rest goes to the organiser. The net is transferred seven days after the night starts, if the night went ahead.
The public page is the only page a buyer needs. Fans do not install an app. The same page is where you refund a sale and where the door checks a code.
Read [what a buyer pays](/blog/what-a-buyer-pays-for-a-london-ticket) and [how the door works](/blog/the-door-at-a-london-night). The [FAQ](https://www.tickettonic.com/faq) has the rest. [Create an account](https://www.tickettonic.com/create-account) when the night is ready.