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TicketsOne event a month free

Works on its own — no booking system needed

Sell the night. Work the door.

Comedy nights, gigs, tastings, workshops — with or without table bookings. Tiered tickets and add-ons, a QR ticket for every order, paid straight into your Stripe account. At the door, the Scanner lets them in.

  • One published event a month, free
  • Groups can arrive a few at a time
  • Paid straight into your Stripe account

01How it works

Sold online. Let in at the door.

What your customer does, and what your team sees, step by step.

  1. Choose

    They pick their tickets

    On your event page they choose a tier and how many, and see straight away what’s sold out.

  2. Pay

    The whole price, then they pay

    They see the total before they pay, then pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay — straight into your Stripe account.

  3. Ticket

    A QR in their pocket

    Their ticket comes by email with its QR code, ready for Apple or Google Wallet. One QR can let a whole group in, a few at a time.

  4. Door

    The Scanner lets them in

    Your team scans the QR at the door. Not everyone here? Let two of four in now — the others scan the same QR when they arrive.

  5. On the night

    A count by the door

    A screen by the door shows the start time and how many are in — never a name. Your guest list has the rest: the attendees (and their tables, at a seated event), complimentary tickets, a message to everyone booked and a spreadsheet export.

02Seated events

Guests choose their table. On a plan of the room.

Set a seated event to “Guests choose their table when they buy”, pick the tables they can choose, and each guest picks theirs as they buy — you can still move anyone.

Next step · Your detailsHeld for you · 14:32 leftUntil 8:15pm — nobody else can take Booth 5 while you finish.
Private or sharedSell a table whole to one booking, or by the chair so different bookings sit together. Guests only see the tables you let them choose — never who sits where.
An extra for the best tablesPut an extra on a table — for the table or a person — and guests see it before they choose.
Held for 15 minutes while they payOnce a guest picks a table, nobody else can take it while they finish — with a countdown, and a reminder before it ends.
Save seats for friendsWith chairs to spare, the buyer gets a link friends can use to buy tickets at the same table — it never shows their name.
Move to another tableYour team moves a party to another table and settles any difference — a refund, gift card credit, a payment link or payment at the venue.
Refund part of an orderRefund tickets returns some of an order’s tickets to how they paid — the rest stay on the order.
Sold out? Take a waitlist.Switch on “Take a waitlist when this event sells out” and guests see “Join the waitlist” instead of a dead end. When a ticket comes back, the next person on the list is emailed and it’s held for them — 2 hours by default — then it moves on.
Pro and Complete · or the Tickets product

03Build it

An event page, step by step.

Several events a day, and repeating nights. Leaving is always safe — the builder keeps your draft, even through a page reload.

  1. Basics

    The night itself

    The name, the date and the times, and how the room is set — standing, seated or mixed. Several events can share a day, and a night can repeat — every week, every other week, every month or on the dates you pick; each date becomes its own event.

  2. Tickets & pricing

    Tiers, prices and add-ons

    Up to five tiers, each with its own price and launch window, released one after another or side by side. Cap tickets per order (up to 10) and offer up to 30 paid add-ons.

  3. Rules & refunds

    Your rules for the night

    Keep normal bookings earlier in the day, or block them for the night. Set this event’s refunds and cancelling, and choose one QR for the group or one each.

  4. Branding

    Its own picture

    An image from your library, cropped for the event page, the What’s on list and the wallet pass — and, if you like, its own email cover.

  5. Publish

    Live in one tick

    Tick Publish and it goes on your What’s on page and your venue page straight away. Leave it unticked and it stays a draft only you can see. Paid events need Stripe connected first.

Rezo can help here
  • Writesthe event description from a couple of lines — every word stays yours to change.
  • Readsa photo of your poster into a new event: its name, date, times and ticket prices, for you to check.

Each job uses Rezo credits, and its button shows how many before you start. Asking Rezo for help is always free. Your team checks everything Rezo writes or reads before it’s saved.

04The numbers

Free to start. Up to 500 a month for £25.

Tickets work on their own, for any business — or with the booking system in Pro and Complete.

1 freepublished event a month — counted by the event’s date
£25per month — up to 500 events each month
2.9% + 50pper paid ticket — you choose who pays it
£0on free tickets, and on money taken at the venue
Tickets, free tierOne published event a month, QR tickets, the Scanner and your What’s on page.£0any planStart with Tickets only
Tickets productUp to 500 events a month, plus your customer list, exports and marketing to people who opted in.£25/month
Pro and CompletePro runs 10 events a month; Complete runs up to 500 — both with the whole booking system.IncludedSee the plans

What a ticket sale leaves you

Tickets
2

Pass the booking fee to customers

Off — you pay it, from your payout

 

Your customer pays
£40.00
ResoFlow’s fee2.9% + 50p a ticket
−£2.16
Stripe’s card fee (estimate)1.5% + 20p on a UK card, charged by Stripe
−£0.80
You keep
£37.04

Stripe’s fee is Stripe’s own standard rate for a UK card, from stripe.com/gb/pricing (opens in a new tab) (read September 2026). Premium and overseas cards cost more.

On 2 tickets for £40.00, ResoFlow’s fee is £2.16 and Stripe’s fee is about £0.80, so you keep £37.04.

Included with Tickets Free

  • Ticketed events, with tickets in Apple and Google Wallet
  • One published event a month
  • 50 MB of image storage
  • Tables and floor plans

Included with Tickets

  • Ticketed events, with tickets in Apple and Google Wallet
  • Customer accounts — guests sign in to see what they have with you
  • Your customer list
  • Customer tags and groups, and merging duplicates
  • Exports to a spreadsheet
  • Email and text campaigns to customers who said yes
  • 250 marketing emails a month (up to 1,000 with more products)
  • Text messages to customers, from your text credits
  • Copies of customer emails to your team
  • Importing customers from a spreadsheet
  • Wall screens — up to 2 screen links and 4 TVs
  • Money reports and the monthly accounts pack
  • Ticket codes for your events — up to 5 live at a time
  • Up to 500 events a month
  • 250 MB of image storage
  • Tables and floor plans
  • Unlimited door staff — scanner-only logins never count against your plan.

07Questions

Tickets, answered.

The questions venues ask us most about this. There are more in the help centre.

More in the help centre
Still wondering?Rezo answers from the help centre in seconds — and passes you to a person when you need one.
Who pays the ticket fee?

You do by default. You can pass it to the guest instead, shown as its own “Booking fee” line before they pay. Free tickets carry no fee, and neither do tickets sold at the door for cash or on your own card machine.

Is the free tier really free?

Yes — one published event a month, counted by the month the event falls in, with no time limit. Drafts never count, and cancelling an event frees its slot. The standard 2.9% + 50p applies to each paid ticket.

What if only half a group turns up?

Tap “Not everyone here?” and choose how many are in — 2 of 4, say. The rest scan the same QR when they arrive, or you find them by name.

Can I run several events a day, or the same night every week?

Yes. Several events can share a day, each with its own times — they can even run at once, as long as they don’t need the same table. A night can repeat every week, every other week, every month or on the dates you pick, up to 52 dates in a year. Each date becomes its own event, with its own tickets, door and refunds — and each counts as one event in its month.

Can I sell tickets at the door?

Yes. The Scanner sells door tickets for cash, on your own card machine, or with a payment link the customer pays on their own phone (a link lasts 72 hours).

Where does the money go?

Straight to your own connected Stripe account. ResoFlow never holds it.

Do I need the booking system?

No. Tickets work on their own, for any business — theatres, galleries, clubs, anyone.

Your next event, sold out.

Start free with one event a month. Then up to 500 events a month for £25 per month, or with Pro and Complete.