Capabilities
TicketFlowactivated with our teamSell tickets to your own event. Keep what it earns.
A living-room concert, a ceramics evening, a hundred and fifty people at a gig, a training on Zoom. Design the invitation, open a sales page and let people pay — Winglark takes no commission on your tickets.
- No commission from Winglark
- Online events too
- Any phone at the door
- Ticket
- €25
- Payment provider’s card fee
- − their regional rate
- Taxes
- − where due
- Winglark
- €0
- Transferred to you
- everything else
An example ticket. The card fee is the payment provider’s rate for your region; Winglark adds nothing.
Who it is for
Small is not a problem. Small is the point.
Large ticketing platforms are built for arenas, and they charge like it. Most events are not arenas. They are a room, a teacher, a host and the people who want to be there.
A ceramics eveningEight places at the long table, clay and tea included.
A morning classTwelve mats, a price, and the sales page closing at twelve.
A tasting at the barFourteen seats along the counter, two sittings.
A night at a small hallA hundred and fifty standing, a support act, early and standard tickets.
A training on ZoomForty places from anywhere, the link on every ticket.
Where the money goes
The price, minus the card fee and the taxes. The rest is yours.
There is no per-ticket fee, no service charge added for the buyer and no percentage kept back. What comes off a ticket is what would come off any card payment.
The buyer pays on a secure page
Card details go straight to a licensed payment provider. Winglark never sees them, and the price is set on our server, never by the browser.
The card fee and the taxes come off
The fee is the payment provider’s rate, agreed for your region — the same kind of fee a card terminal charges. Taxes are what the sale owes where it is made.
The rest is transferred to you
Winglark takes nothing out. A free ticket costs nothing at all: no fee, no payment step.
Online, too
A training on Zoom is an event with tickets.
There is no room to fill and no door to run, and it still deserves a proper invitation and a proper ticket.
Mark the event as online
Paste the meeting link you created, the platform’s name and a line on how to join. Choose when the room opens.
Design the invitation, open the sales page
The invitation in your own colours, the sales page in your audience’s language. People buy a place and receive their ticket by email.
The link is on every ticket
Each buyer’s ticket page shows how to join, and the link appears there when the room opens — never on a refunded ticket.
Hybrid works the same way: an entry code for the people in the room, and the link for everyone at home.
One system, start to finish
From the invitation to the last person through the door.
Ticketing is not a separate tool bolted on. It is the same event, the same guest list and the same door as everything else you do in Winglark.
A sales page that knows its limits
- Ticket types with their own price, capacity and sales window
- Free tickets and hidden types for the people they are for
- Places held for fifteen minutes while somebody pays
- Sold out when it is sold out — said before anyone tries
- TemplateForgeDesign the invitation, keep the versionsInvite the people you know with an invitation in your own design; everybody else buys on the sales page. Both end on one guest list.
- MailFlowSend, and know what arrivedTickets, resends and refund notices leave through the same sending as your invitations, each with its record.
- GatePassRun the door, signal or noneA ticket is an ordinary entry code. Any phone scans it at the door, with signal or without.
- ReportingSales by day and by ticket type, and who bought next to who came.
Membership
For annual Professional and Agency members, opened with our team.
Pay monthly or once a year. Selling tickets sits beside the membership you already use to invite, send, collect replies, run the door and read the report. Our team switches it on for your workspace after a short review; a plan on its own does not.
Not part of the free first event or the Starter membership.
- ProfessionalFor studios, venues and organisers running their own events.
- AgencyFor teams selling tickets for several clients, each in its own workspace.
Opening sales with us
Every organiser who sells with Winglark has been looked at by a person.
Selling tickets moves other people’s money, so we open it ourselves. It takes a short conversation and a few documents, and it protects your buyers as much as it protects you.
Tell us about your event
What you sell, to whom, how many places and in which currency.
Send your documents
Your identity or company details, and the bank account your money is transferred to.
We review and connect the payments
A person checks what you sent and connects your sales to the payment provider.
Open your sales page
Your ticket types and prices in place, a test order end to end, then the real one.
The fee of the payment provider and the transfer schedule are confirmed with you before your sales open.
Have a small event in mind?
Tell us what you are planning. We will open your sales with you, and the money they earn goes to you.
Questions
Does Winglark really take no commission on tickets?
Yes. Winglark keeps no per-ticket fee and adds no service charge for the buyer. The payment provider’s card fee and the taxes due on the sale are deducted, and the rest is transferred to you. Winglark earns from your membership.
How much is the payment provider’s fee?
It is the provider’s card-processing rate for your region and the card used, like the fee on a card terminal. We confirm it with you before your sales open.
When is the money transferred to me?
On the payment provider’s transfer schedule, to the bank account you gave us during the review. The schedule is confirmed with you before your sales open.
Which memberships can sell tickets?
Annual Professional and Agency members, who can pay monthly. Selling tickets is switched on by our team after a short review, never by choosing a plan. It is not available on the free first event or the Starter membership.
Can I sell tickets for an online event?
Yes. Mark the event as online and add the meeting link you created. Each buyer’s ticket page shows how to join, and the link appears there when the room opens. A hybrid event gives the room an entry code and everyone at home the link.
Can some tickets be free?
Yes. A ticket type priced at zero goes through the same sales page without a payment step, and nothing is deducted from it. You can also simply invite somebody; they never see a sales page at all.
Do my buyers need an account?
No. They give a name, an email address and a phone number, pay on the provider’s secure page and receive their tickets by email.
How do refunds work?
A whole order can be refunded: the money is returned through the payment provider first, then the tickets are revoked, and the door refuses a revoked code. Partial refunds are not offered yet.
Why do I need to talk to you before I can sell?
Because selling tickets moves other people’s money. We review a few documents, connect your sales to the payment provider and test an order with you. Every organiser selling with Winglark has been checked by a person.
Can agencies sell for their clients?
Yes, with the Agency membership. Each client’s sales run inside that client’s own workspace, with the same roles and the same separation as everything else.