THE DOOR
ticketing, run by the people who run the show
Loud and Heavy · Spacecamp · Amarillo TX
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What it is
Face value, plus one dollar. Nothing else.
The Door sells tickets for Loud and Heavy shows, Spacecamp events and any room that wants in, with one $1.00 service fee on a club ticket and no order fee, facility charge or print-at-home fee. The dollar covers the card company and what is left runs the platform; on a pricier ticket it steps up by fifty cents, never more than it has to. One scan and the code is spent, so a screenshot handed to a friend gets turned away. The settlement is on every screen the moment the door closes.
What a fan pays
$12 ticket
service fee $1.00; the card company keeps $0.65, The Door keeps $0.35
$13.00
$40 ticket
service fee $2.00; the card company keeps $1.46, The Door keeps $0.54
$42.00
The same $12 ticket on Ticketmaster: about $20.79.
Six surfaces, one money model
I
The fan app
Tonight and on, the ticket, the wallet, the waitlist. The QR burns on first scan.
II
The door scanner
Works offline, burns codes locally, syncs when it finds signal. Earliest scan wins.
III
Promoter settlement
Gross to artist pool, live as tickets sell. Splits, guarantees, comps, refunds, the Facebook pull.
IV
The public event page
Where the Facebook link lands. Poster, set times, the room, why it costs what it says.
V
The artist portal
The take, the basis, the full ledger the band can audit, and payment history.
VI
Accounts
Agent, venue, artist, admin, fan, door. Each sees only its own money and its own people.
VII
For venues
Rooms that sell their own shows can sell them here. Fifty cents a ticket, no commission, and the door that cannot be fooled.
On sale now
LOUD AND HEAVY
SAT SEP 26
test TOF
$10
Spacecamp Studios
0 of 30 gone
Rule: one service fee a ticket, $1 at club prices, stepping up by 50¢ only when a dollar would not cover the card. It is the only thing added to face value, and it is shown by name. Order fees, facility charges and delivery fees do not exist here.
Assumption: the agency 10% comes off gross before costs; sound and any venue share come out before the artist pool. Whether the venue is in the split at all is set per event, because the vault says it is undecided.
Still open, in docs/OPEN-QUESTIONS.md: who holds the money between sale and payout, the real capacities and age policies of every room, and whether Spacecamp donations should ever enter the split.