The event is already on the calendar. Now it sells tickets.
Tickets, season passes, flex passes and memberships — created from the booking that is already there, not entered a second time in a different system.
General admission · $8.00
A ticket is the end of a scheduling decision, not the start of one
In most schools the game gets scheduled in one place and ticketed in another, which means it gets described twice, and the two descriptions drift. The date moves and the ticket page does not. The venue changes and the directions are wrong.
Here the ticketed event *is* the calendar entry. Change the date once and everything that points at it follows — the public calendar, the ticket page, the wallet pass a family already downloaded.
A family finding their row in a half-lit theatre house.
What you can sell
Tickets
Per event, with as many types as you need — adult, student, staff, family — and a capacity on each type, not just on the event.
Season and flex passes
A pass for the whole season, or a book of admissions to spend across it. Passes generate themselves from the schedule.
Memberships
Tiers with their own landing page, for booster clubs and supporter programs.
Reserved seating
A real seating chart for the theatre or the gym, including general-admission areas where a seat number would be a fiction.
Promo codes
On tickets and passes, for staff, sponsors, or the week you need to fill the house.
Sponsor cards
Sponsors on the event page itself, where the people buying tickets actually look.
Our ticket process is smooth, and concessions lets our administrative team see exactly what is selling per event instead of a blanket shared revenue amount.
Brent handles technology at Foundation Academy, where tickets and the concession stand report against the same event.
Read the Foundation Academy storyWhat a family gets
A wallet pass
Apple and Google Wallet, so the ticket is where they already look at the gate rather than in an email they have to find.
One checkout
Tickets for two games, a season pass and a donation in a single transaction, with one receipt.
A page that says where to go
Date, venue, gate, and the map — from the booking, so it cannot be out of date.
Questions
Do free tickets cost us anything?
No. A $0 ticket has no percentage, no fixed fee and no minimum. Student sections and staff admissions are not a billing event.
Can the buyer cover the fee?
Yes, and most schools choose that — the family pays the ticket price plus the fee, and you receive the full ticket price. You can absorb it instead, per item. See pricing.
What about seating charts?
Included, with no add-on and no per-event charge. Reserved seats where they matter, and general-admission areas where they do not.
Can we sell tickets for an event we do not host?
Yes — an away game can carry a link to the host school's ticket page rather than a ticket of yours.