Who it's for
Different events, the same problems
A camping festival and a Tuesday night at an amphitheatre look nothing alike. Both still need to know how many people are in, keep the queue moving, and end up with figures that add up.
Festivals and multi-day events
Camping, wristbands, several stages, and a field that was empty a week ago.
What makes it hard
- Tickets that work on some days but not others
- Thousands of people arriving in the same couple of hours
- Lots of independent vendors, all counting differently
- Weather that moves the schedule halfway through
What Monetane does about it
Wristbands get linked to tickets as people come in, and vendor sales land in the same running total as the gate. By the time the headliner is on, most of your end-of-event paperwork has already written itself.
Venues and amphitheatres
The same site every time, a full calendar, and money to sort out after every single show.
What makes it hard
- A different promoter deal two nights in a row
- Season tickets and single nights sharing the same seats
- House staff rostered across a rolling calendar
- Payments due straight after each show
What Monetane does about it
Copy your venue setup for each show, attach that night's deal, and let the splits work themselves out as tickets sell. Staff rosters roll forward instead of being rebuilt every week.
Touring and promoters
A lot of cities, a lot of local partners, and one set of figures that has to add up at the end.
What makes it hard
- Every venue reporting in a different format
- Tickets moving between promoters and artists
- Fees and taxes that change from place to place
- Advance sales versus walk-ups, watched in real time
What Monetane does about it
Every date uses the same setup, so the numbers are already comparable. Local fees and taxes are set per city, and the tour-wide view adds up on its own.
Outdoor attractions and seasonal events
Timed entry, weather closures, and one season that has to cover the whole year.
What makes it hard
- Entry slots with limits on each one
- Closing for weather, and rebooking everyone
- Memberships and season passes next to day tickets
- Hiring and training a lot of seasonal staff at once
What Monetane does about it
Entry slots with adjustable limits, closures that rebook people rather than refunding them if that is what you want, and spend-per-person figures that tell you how the season is going while you can still do something about it.
By job
Everyone is looking at the same event
People see the part they are responsible for, and not the parts they should not be changing.
Whoever runs the day
The schedule, the staff, and every open problem on one screen, instead of two radios and a group chat.
Box office
Walk-ups, collections, swaps, and comps in the same system that sold the advance tickets.
Gate staff
A phone that scans tickets and turns green, with nothing to learn beyond pointing it at a code.
Whoever does the money
Figures that already add up, with fees, taxes, and splits worked out while the event was running.
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Tell us about your event
Every event has one thing that makes it awkward to run. Tell us yours and we will show you how it works — or say straight out if Monetane is not the right fit.