Let buyers choose what they pay

Set a minimum and a suggested price — buyers pick any amount from there. The full amount lands on your own payment account, with no per-sale fees.

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How sliding-scale pricing works

Why sliding scale works

Nobody priced out

A guest who can pay $5 and a guest who can pay $50 buy the same ticket. You decide the floor.

Room for generosity

Supporters can pay above the suggestion — fundraisers routinely earn more than a fixed price would.

A floor that covers your costs

The minimum is enforced at checkout, so every sale clears your baseline.

A suggestion that anchors

The suggested price is pre-filled, so most buyers start from your number, not from zero.

Small amounts stay whole

No per-sale fees: a $3 ticket is $3 for you, on your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie.

A normal ticket in every other way

QR entry, limits, sale windows and refund rules work exactly like fixed-price tickets.

One ticket, every budget

A sliding-scale tier sells beside your fixed tiers — buyers pick their amount at checkout.

Pay what you want
Buyers choose
Community entry
@halfmoonbar
Pay from $5 — suggested $15. Every dollar goes to the organizer.
From $5
Purchase
You choose the amount
12 leftUntil Mar 3
CashLimited
Early bird
@halfmoonbar
Includes the welcome drink. Transferable until doors.
$18
Purchase
No per-sale fee

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A plan beside your tickets, and the members behind it

Visitors see the price, the cadence and what they get. You see who joined, who renews and who cancelled.

  • Perks you defineWrite your own list — it shows on the plan card, and you fulfil it yourself.
  • Billing on repeatDaily, weekly, monthly or yearly, with an interval count like every 3 months.
  • Members at a glanceActive, renewing, cancelled — with the perks running until the paid period ends.
Regulars Club
$12 / month8 spots left
15% off every ticket
A free drink at every session
Your name on the members wall
Billed by the event host via their payment provider — cancel anytime.
JoinCancel anytime from your account
Members
42 members
M
maya Active
Member since March
M
marcus Active
Renews on the 4th
S
sophie Canceled
Perks until 31 May
You see the status; your payment provider does the billing.

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Where the money actually goes

Money goes to your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie account. We never hold it, so there is no payout to wait for.

Where the money goes
Ticket $18
Straight to your account $18.00
Your payment provider their rate
Senvow's cut $0.00
PayPalStripeSquareMollie
$4,320 paid out
We never hold it, so there's no payout schedule to wait for.

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How it works

1

Set a minimum and a suggestion

Create your event and add a ticket with a minimum and a suggested price.

2

Share your event page

Buyers pick their amount right in the checkout — the suggestion is pre-filled.

3

Get paid directly

Money lands on your own payment account. Check guests in with QR.

PayPalConnect your PayPal business account Read the setup guide StripeCards, wallets and more Read the setup guide SquareIn-person and online Read the setup guide MolliePopular across Europe Read the setup guide
Current

Free

You pay
$0forever
Sell up to
$50,000
a year · in cash + online sales
Host
Unlimited events
tickets, guests and RSVPs, on every plan
Claim up to
1 venue
each with its own page, shop and stats
Most popular

Pro

You pay
Sell up to
a year · in cash + online salesNo per-sale fees on any of it — what you sell stays yours.
Host
Unlimited events
tickets, guests and RSVPs, on every plan
Claim up to
5 venues
each with its own page, shop and stats Plus up to 25 stalls, trucks or stands inside a venue you manage
Renews yearly — cancel anytime

Business

You pay
Sell up to
a year · in cash + online salesNo per-sale fees on any of it — what you sell stays yours.
Host
Unlimited events
tickets, guests and RSVPs, on every plan
Claim up to
20 venues
each with its own page, shop and stats Plus up to 100 stalls, trucks or stands inside a venue you manage
Renews yearly — cancel anytime

Enterprise

∞
You pay
Custom
Sell beyond
$1M+
a year · in cash + online sales
Host
Unlimited events
tickets, guests and RSVPs, on every plan
Claim
∞ venues
each with its own page, shop and stats Plus unlimited stalls, trucks or stands inside a venue you manage
Contact sales

Online payments run through your own payment provider account — we never hold your funds, and Senvow charges no per-sale fees (your chosen payment provider may charge its own processing fees). Your yearly sales volume counts both cash and online takings. Venue slots count the venues you actively own — set one to private or remove it and the slot frees up. Memberships renew yearly and can be cancelled anytime.

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Sliding-scale pricing, answered

What is a sliding-scale ticket?

A ticket where the buyer chooses the price. You set a minimum and a suggested amount; the buyer picks anything at or above the minimum.

Can the minimum be $0?

Yes. With a $0 minimum a guest can join free, or pay any amount from $1 up — useful for donation-style events where attendance matters more than the amount.

Can buyers pay more than the suggested price?

Yes. Generous amounts go through; an unusually high entry is capped for typo safety.

What does Senvow charge?

No per-sale fees. Buyers pay on your own connected account; only your payment provider's own processing fees apply.

Do promo codes and member prices apply?

No — the buyer already sets the price. Member-only access still works if you gate a ticket to members.

Can memberships be pay-what-you-want too?

Yes. Set a minimum and a suggested amount per period; each supporter picks what they pay — for a host, a venue or an event membership.

Where does the money go?

Straight to your own connected payment account — tickets per sale, memberships every period, with no per-sale fees.

Ticket fees, side by side

Published fees per paid ticket, taken from each platform's own pricing page in July 2026.

Ticket fees by platform, from each provider's published pricing pages, July 2026. Each row describes only the platform named in its first column — the Senvow row is Senvow's own pricing: $0 platform fee per paid ticket, with payments going to the organizer's own payment account. All other rows are competitors' published fees, not Senvow's.
Fee on a paid ticketPlatform fees on a $25 ticketWho holds your money
Senvow That's us$0 — no per-sale fees$0Your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie
Eventbrite 3.7% + $1.79 per ticket, plus 2.9% payment processing≈ $3.44The platform — paid out after the event
Luma 5% on the free plan; $0 on the $59/mo Plus plan≈ $1.25Stripe, through the platform
Partiful IndividualIndividualThe platform — about 3 days after the event
Posh ≈ 10% + $0.99≈ $3.49The platform
Humanitix 2.1% + $0.99 (profits go to charity)≈ $1.52The platform

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Each row shows only the named platform's published fees (July 2026) — check the sources below for current rates. Payment providers charge their own processing rates everywhere, including on Senvow; the table shows what the ticketing platform itself takes. Examples assume the organizer absorbs the fees — across 100 tickets at $25, that's about $344 in platform fees on Eventbrite and $0 on Senvow.

Sources:EventbriteLumaPartifulPoshHumanitix

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