Affordable, all-in-one event ticketing software

When you sell tickets through CrowdBlink, you are charged 2.9% of the ticket fee or 50 cents per ticket — whichever is higher. For example: if you are selling tickets for $15 each, 2.9% of that would be 44 cents which is below the minimum, so your per-ticket fee stays at 50 cents. If your tickets cost $40 each, each ticket fee would be $1.16 (2.9%).

There are no additional set up fees. You can choose to absorb those fees or pass the fees on to the ticket purchaser, and can also add any other custom fees at the point of ticket purchase.

If your tickets are free, and are simply using CrowdBlink to track event registrations, your ticket fees will be zero.

To access your revenue, you must link a merchant account to CrowdBlink's platform. This is the bank account that you use to collect payments from customers. If you do not have a merchant account, you will need to open one up with a bank or a payment processor before you can sell tickets with CrowdBlink.

Once you have linked your merchant account to CrowdBlink, we will deposit any revenue from your ticket sales to that account on a bi-weekly basis.

While other ticketing providers hold most or all of your ticket sales revenue until after your event, CrowdBlink allows you to sell tickets with your own merchant account. That means that your ticket sales go directly to your merchant bank account and are not held by CrowdBlink.

Now more than ever it's important for event organizers to have access to their ticketing revenue before the event happens, and with CrowdBlink you can take back control of your ticket sales.

CrowdBlink includes access control with all ticketing clients at no extra charge. There are multiple ways to validate tickets and control access to your event when using CrowdBlink.

Your patrons can get their tickets either through CrowdBlink's mobile app, in their email inbox, by printing them after purchase, or by having you send them an RFID wristband or badge.

If your patrons are using tickets through CrowdBlink's mobile app or printing them, you will be able to scan these using any mobile device (Android or iOS) that has a camera.

If you are using RFID badges or wristbands as tickets, you will need to deploy RFID readers in order to validate attendee tickets. CrowdBlink offers RFID access control solutions for events looking to take advantage of the solution.

CrowdBlink's ticketing and event management platform can be fully managed by you as an event organizer, or you can connect with our team to receive additional support.

We offer remote support for anyone needing assistance with the platform, as well as on-site support for events that want to take advantage of our event deployment team.

As an all-in-one event management system, CrowdBlink gives event organizers the ability to sell tickets, manage access control, and process cashless payments at their event — all by using a single system.

This gives your event patrons a simple and seamless experience, without having to switch between platforms for different things, and without having to create multiple accounts.

Yes, CrowdBlink allows you to easily copy and paste your ticket sales widget to embed it into your own custom website. If you don't have an event website, you can always continue to use the free hosted event page provided by CrowdBlink to sell tickets.