# bindro — Club nights and DJ promoters > Bindro sells club nights for independent promoters: priced release waves, a checkout you can put straight in a bio link, named ticket transfer so a guest can hand their ticket on instead of buying from a tout, a door that scans wristbands with no signal, and multi-party splits that pay the DJ and the venue their share of the same night. It costs 2.5% + $0.99 per paid ticket; free events cost nothing. Canonical page: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/ Reviewed: 2026-08-09 ## Facts - Inventory model: fixed pool. - Pricing models: flat, tiered, early bird. - Fees: 2.5% + $0.99 per paid ticket; free events cost nothing. - Payouts: one payout per event, released 2 days after that event's LAST session has ended (medium risk tier, 12% reserve). Never before delivery, and an event sold as a run of dates pays out once, after the final date. - Check-in: wristband, works offline. - Joining: free, alone, in minutes. No contract, no monthly fee and no card at signup. A payout destination is verified before the first payout, never before the first sale. - Booking fee default: the guest pays it. A promoter can absorb it or split it per event; the fee itself does not change with the choice, only which side of the sale it comes from. - Overselling is structurally impossible: inventory moves only under a row lock inside the transaction that confirms the order, with a database constraint behind that as a backstop rather than as the mechanism. - The number this vertical is run on: Net per event after splits. Also tracked: transfer volume, guest-list ratio, door conversion. The console computes the north-star figure and prints the arithmetic under it, beside this promoter's own funnel with the drop-off at each stage, where the traffic came from, refund, transfer, turnout, no-show, add-on and repeat rates each shown with its numerator and denominator, gross, fees and refunds per event, live remaining capacity during the event, and CSV exports of orders and guests. A step the platform cannot observe says so rather than reporting a zero. - Data export: orders and guests as CSV from the console at any time, behind a fresh one-time code. No export fee, no notice period, no lock-in. - Required before checkout, enforced on the money path: Age verification (18+) for alcohol service. ## Not supported for this vertical - A resale marketplace — not offered for club nights, because it is not built. A guest who cannot come hands the ticket on by name; there is no face-value exchange and no listing page. - A waitlist when a night goes off sale — a waiting list is not enabled here, so the off-sale page carries no join form and a sold-out night is sold out. - Cash taken at the door — the door till charges a card on the operator device. Cash ticket sales are deliberately not recorded, because crediting the platform for money it never held would pay you for the same ticket twice at payout. - Bar and merch takings as platform money — a till sale is recorded for the night numbers, but on-site takings stay with the promoter and never enter the platform ledger or a payout. - Re-entry — a credential admits once per session and a second scan is reported as a duplicate, so smoking-area re-admission is a wristband and door-policy matter rather than something bindro authorises. - Season passes, residency memberships, gift cards and donation add-ons — configured as optional for club promoters and not resolved, so each one is a refusal rather than a half-working feature. - Running your door outside the United States — host onboarding offers one country today, so a UK or EU promoter cannot yet sign up. Tax-inclusive pricing itself now works per night, but bindro registers nobody for VAT and files no returns. - Sending a DJ or a venue their share directly — bindro works out every party's cut, freezes it onto the night's payout and shows it by name, but it holds no bank details for anyone except you. A split night therefore settles to nobody until you send it, and the console says so rather than reporting a transfer that did not happen. - Booking the artists — bindro sells the night and works the door. Contracts, riders, advances and agency paperwork are not modelled anywhere in it. ## Questions the landing page answers - What does one night on bindro actually look like, start to finish? - Do I still need Resident Advisor, DICE or Skiddle for discovery? - What if my nights are in Berlin, Manchester or anywhere outside the US? - How much of a club night is already configured before I touch anything? https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/ ## Pages - FAQ (26 questions): https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/faq/ - bindro vs DICE: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/compare/dice/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - bindro vs Resident Advisor: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/compare/resident-advisor/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - bindro vs Skiddle: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/compare/skiddle/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - bindro vs Tixr: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/compare/tixr/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - Release waves that do not collide: pricing a club night in tiers: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/blog/release-waves-that-do-not-collide/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - Splitting the door with DJs and the venue, to the cent: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/blog/splitting-the-door-with-djs-and-the-venue/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - Working a club door with no signal: wristbands, scans and the age check: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/blog/working-the-door-with-no-signal/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - Named ticket transfer instead of touts: what it does and does not fix: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/blog/named-transfer-instead-of-touts/ (reviewed 2026-08-09) - Selling a club night from a bio link: one address, one checkout: https://bindro.io/vertical/club-night-ticketing/blog/selling-a-club-night-from-a-bio-link/ (reviewed 2026-08-09)