Membership events and tournaments, without a merchant account to manage.
Sports clubs sell tickets to presentation evenings, tournaments and socials, usually alongside a small committee running everything else too. TicketKind handles the payment side through Stripe, so the club is never holding cardholder data, and the fee scales fairly with the price of the ticket.
What makes clubs different
- Committees change hands regularly, so nothing should depend on one person's personal bank account.
- Prices range from a free training session to a black-tie presentation dinner — one flat fee wouldn't suit both.
- Doors are often staffed by whoever's free, not always the same volunteer.
How TicketKind helps
Scales with the price
One booking fee per ticket, set by price band, so a free training night and a formal dinner are both priced fairly.
Pair and family tickets
Sell a ticket type that admits more than one person — useful for a "player plus guest" ticket at a presentation night.
Check-in that works offline
Clubhouses often have patchy signal — check-in still works, and syncs once it's back.
Individual and full refunds
Refund one ticket or a whole order from TicketKind's order page — it updates ticket status and capacity together.
What a buyer sees
Every price is shown fee-inclusive, before checkout — the price you list is never a surprise total.
See what your group is missing
One booking fee, shown in the price. No subscription. You receive your full ticket price.