One flat £25 fee per concert or workshop (or £98/year for up to ten events) -- never a cut of your ticket sales. And because payouts land before the big night, the money's there to cover a venue or soloist deposit when you actually need it, not weeks after.
No card required to sign up · free setup takes about 3 minutes
Founder of Tickets4Musicians, self-employed musician & choir director
I've stood at the door counting cash into a biscuit tin while the queue backed up outside. I've paid a venue deposit out of my own pocket weeks before a single ticket sold, and then hoped the numbers worked out on the night. And more than once, I've watched 7% or more of a concert's takings disappear into a ticketing platform's pocket -- money that should have paid the accompanist, the hall hire, or a new set of scores.
Tickets4Musicians is the tool I wished existed: one flat fee, your payout in hand before the concert instead of weeks after, and no percentage taken off what your choir or orchestra actually earns.
£25 flat, per concert or workshop -- or £98/year for up to ten events. Not 6%, not 10%, not a sliding scale: the same fee whether you sell 20 tickets or sell out. Card processing (about 1.5% + 20p via Stripe) comes out of what you receive, so your audience only ever pays the ticket price you set -- no hidden fee bolted on at checkout.
Most platforms hold your money until after the show. We don't. As tickets sell, the cash is already available to you -- so you can pay a venue deposit, a soloist's fee, or a hall-hire invoice weeks in advance, instead of fronting it yourself and hoping sales catch up in time.
Choose BACS bank transfer and skip card fees altogether. We also handle the admin nobody enjoys: automated reserved-seating signs, advance merchandise and bar-tab sales, and printed bar cards -- all generated straight from your buyers' orders, so nobody's handwriting seating signs at 11pm.
Sign up free, add your choir or orchestra, and match the page to your brand -- takes a couple of minutes.
Set your price, share your page, and take payment by card or BACS. Your payout arrives before the event -- enough in hand to cover deposits when they're due, not after.
Scan tickets on the night, and your sales report is ready the moment the doors close -- no spreadsheet to chase from a treasurer the next morning.
Ticketing and card fees cost the UK's roughly 7,900 amateur choirs and orchestras an estimated
money that could otherwise pay for musicians, accessible venues, and instruments.
See the full breakdown on Pricing →Based on each of the UK's roughly 7,900 amateur choirs and orchestras putting on one concert a year, selling 100 seats at £10 each, and paying an average of 7% in combined platform and card fees.
List your costs, any extra income like selling CDs, and how many tickets you expect to sell -- it works out your ticket price, our fee, Stripe's fee, and whether you're looking at a profit or a loss, before you commit to anything. No account needed -- try it right now.
Try the calculator →Sign up free if you'd like your numbers saved and attached to your own events.
Free to set up, no card needed -- or talk it through with Matt first if you'd rather.
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