Ticketing for comedy nights

The ticket price is the door price

Many ticketing platforms add a booking fee to each ticket, so a £10 ticket costs the audience more than £10. Chobble Tickets adds no per-ticket platform fee, so the audience pays the price you set and nothing else.

A club running a weekly night pays the same £50/year whether it sells 500 tickets or 5,000. Payments go through Stripe, Square, or SumUp directly to the promoter's own account, and Chobble never holds the money.

For new-material and work-in-progress nights, pay-what-you-want pricing lets the audience choose an amount above a minimum you set.

The same setup covers stand-up clubs, improv nights, open mic rooms, sketch shows, work-in-progress previews and touring headline dates.

Regular nights, the guest list, and the door

A weekly or monthly club night runs as a daily event with its own capacity for each date, and a one-off special is set up by duplicating an event. Acts, industry guests, and comps go on the door list as manual attendees, alongside cash sales on the night.

Door staff scan tickets with a phone camera, and the scanner flags tickets that were already scanned. A name search covers anyone whose ticket cannot be scanned.

Chobble Tickets has no seat maps, so all tickets are general admission. It suits rooms where the audience picks their own seats; a venue that needs numbered seats is better served by a platform with reserved seating.