For concerts
Everyone who could not get into the room can buy a ticket and watch the night live. You set the price and you keep the ticket revenue. We charge US$2 for each ticket sold, and nothing else.
Set up your showThree pages and it is on sale. No sales call, no contract, no minimum.
Doors open half an hour before the first note, the same as they do in the room. The stream is carried to the end of the night, and the same ticket opens the recording when one is kept.
A festival running three stages at once, or a show you want to watch from more than one angle, is the same ticket and a different page.
See multi-cameraNo. One camera and a connection is a broadcast. If you already work with a crew, we take whatever their desk sends and make it play.
US$2 for every ticket you sell, in your own currency. No monthly plan, no percentage of the gate, and a free ticket costs nothing.
We sell the tickets and the revenue goes to your own bank account. There is no Stripe account for you to set up and no share of the gate for us to take.
The event stays open and the viewer keeps their place. When the signal comes back the picture comes back, and nothing at our end ends the night early.
Yes. The ticket and the player embed on your own pages, and the show keeps its page here as well.
Yes, and that is most of it. There is no minimum, no contract and no sales call. A club night with forty people watching from abroad costs you nothing to put up.
The date, the room, and roughly how many people you think would buy from home. We come back with what it takes, and we can set the whole thing up for you.
Set it up now and the page is live before the poster is.
Start your stream