A full run of performances, ticketed properly, without the fees eating the box office.
A three-night run means adult and concession pricing, sale windows that open and close, and a box office that has to work under pressure on opening night. TicketKind's booking fee is shown in the price and set by price band, so a £12 concession ticket and a £20 adult ticket are both fairly priced.
What makes amateur theatre different
- Each performance has its own date, so it needs its own event — duplicating an existing one keeps the ticket types and prices without retyping them.
- Concession pricing means several price points on sale at once.
- Front-of-house volunteers need to scan tickets quickly as the house opens, without a queue at the door.
How TicketKind helps
Duplicate an event per performance
Clone a performance as the starting point for the next one, with its ticket types and prices already set — each performance keeps its own date and capacity.
Check-in links for front of house
Give each usher a check-in link for the night — no shared login, no app to install.
Waitlist for a sold-out night
A sold-out performance keeps taking interest on a waitlist, and offers places automatically as returns come in.
Fee-inclusive pricing throughout
The price on the poster, the website and at checkout is the same figure — ticket price plus booking fee, in line with the DMCC Act 2024.
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.