Quicket for nightlife
A queue outside is
money you already lost.
Club nights, warehouse parties and recurring residencies, with a door that keeps moving.





Nightlife & clubs
The room
What makes it hard
The door is the product.
Nobody remembers a smooth checkout. They remember standing in the cold for twenty minutes while somebody looks up their name on a phone. Club nights live or die on how fast people get inside and how quickly the next edition sells.
What it needs
From the platform
A door that moves
Scan from any phone, with a used or invalid pass flagged before the person holding it takes another step.
Guest lists and comps
Generate comp and promoter passes in bulk, single or batched, by email or thermal print.
Roles for whoever is working
Assignable scanner access for door staff and promoters, with no view of revenue or the rest of the dashboard.
The regulars carry over
One attendee list across every edition of the night, so the fifth party opens to the people who came to the first four.
Last-minute pricing
Coupons and release tiers with time windows, for the week-of push and the door price.
Measured, not estimated
What this looks like in production.
- events powered
- 250+events poweredBangladesh & Thailand
- on free events
- 0%on free eventsalways, including guest lists
- organizers rebook
- 92%organizers rebookthey run the next one with us
- payment methods
- 40+payment methodsin local currency
Questions
Nightlife, specifically.
Can door staff check people in without seeing our takings?
Yes. Scanner roles grant gate access and nothing else. A promoter or volunteer can work the door without ever seeing a revenue figure.
Do guest list and comp passes cost anything?
No. Comp passes carry no platform fee, and free events are 0% always.
Does the attendee list carry across a recurring night?
Yes. Every edition sits under one org profile and feeds one attendee list, so you can announce the next date to everyone who came before.
More in the full FAQ.
Tell us about your next on-sale.
Bring the room and the date. A standard event is live in ten minutes, a full stadium takes about a week to prepare.
