TYF Tools / Production Stack
Run The Show
One place to produce your event, from booking to day of show to settlement. Everything is here.
Invite-only while we onboard the first producers.
- Money lands in your Stripe
- The door works offline
- No exclusivity
One system
Everything for one show lives in one place.
The deal you book carries all the way to the payout, so nothing gets retyped from one step to the next.
BOOK -> SELL -> DOOR -> ARCHIVE
Showrunner
The spine of the show, from the offer you send to the money you pay out.
Box Office
Sell tickets on your own Stripe, with the pricing and door tools a real show needs.
Headcount
Every ticketing tool has check-in. Here is what is actually different.
Live Archive
The crowd is your camera. Their photos, video, and comments become the record of the night.
The crowd scans a QR and sends in photos, short video, and comments. You approve what stays and it goes up on the screen or projector while the show is happening.
The night lives on as an archive page anyone can browse once the show is over.
You set when submissions open and close, and whether the archive is shown publicly.
Export everything, or turn the picks into posts and a highlight reel from the same place.
Payments and fees
How you get paid, and what it costs
You are the merchant of record. Ticket money goes straight to your account, with one fee you can see.
The money is yours from the start
Ticket sales land in your own Stripe account at purchase and pay out on Stripe’s standard rolling schedule, often before the show.
One fee on tickets
5% (min $1) per paid ticket. It is itemized for the buyer, and free tickets carry no fee.
Pass it on or absorb it
Decide per event whether the buyer covers the fee or you do.
No lock-in
There is no exclusivity. You can keep selling anywhere else at the same time.
Platform fees you generate come off your software bill. See pricing