There is no Chobble per-ticket platform fee, and attendees can book without creating an account or downloading an app.
When fees eat your margins
You're running a Saturday cookery class for 12 people at £15 a head.
That's £180 in ticket sales. On a typical platform you'll lose around
£15 in service fees and payment processing before you've bought a single
ingredient. Run a few sessions a month and that's over £50 quietly
disappearing into someone else's pocket.
Chobble Tickets charges a flat fee with no per-ticket cuts, so
every pound your attendees pay goes straight to your Stripe, Square, or SumUp
account. For low-cost events the difference is dramatic: you keep your
margins, and your attendees pay exactly the ticket price.
And because Chobble Tickets only collects the fields you choose, your
attendees don't share their home address, phone number, and card details
with a third-party platform.
12 seats × £15 = £180
Platform fees elsewhere: ~£15 per session
Chobble Tickets: £0 per session
Replace email booking lists
A workshop page holds the date, capacity, price and booking questions in
one place. Attendees use one link to book and receive a confirmation with
their QR code.
The organiser receives a current attendee list rather than combining
replies from social media, email and group chats. Staff can scan tickets
at the door and see who has arrived.
Before: DMs, emails, spreadsheets, "am I booked?"
After: One link. Self-service booking.
Attendee data is encrypted and private
If you're running a workshop on something personal, like a mental health
peer support session, a recovery group craft afternoon, or a financial
literacy class, your attendees might not want their name and email sitting
in Eventbrite's database alongside every gig and festival they've ever
been to.
Chobble Tickets encrypts personally identifiable information at rest and
doesn't build marketing profiles from your attendee list. You collect only
what you need, like a name and email, and nothing else leaves the system.
You choose: name, email, and nothing else.
Data is encrypted at rest with no marketing profiles.
"From start to finish the first set-up took 20 minutes (including
setting up Stripe), but then I made 3 more tickets for the event that
took under a minute each time."
A flat price means you keep all of your ticket revenue, which matters when tickets are £5-£20.
QR code check-in
Each attendee gets a QR code ticket by email. Scan them on arrival with your phone so you know exactly who's in the room.
Recurring sessions
For recurring sessions like weekly yoga classes or monthly supper clubs, set up daily events with per-date capacity and let people book the session that suits them.
