Sell tickets.
Keep all the money.
Most ticketing platforms take a cut of every sale and sit on your payouts for weeks. Fever.lol takes nothing and holds nothing — buyers pay your payment account directly.
Your event, your money
Every ticket you sell settles straight into your own payment account.
01What a ticket costs you
The fee on a $25 ticket
Published rates, before payment processing. Sell two hundred tickets at $25 and the difference is the better part of a venue deposit.
Eventbrite
$3.79
3.7% + $1.79 per ticket, plus 2.9% payment processing. Taken before you see it.
Ticket Tailor
$0.65
Per issued ticket on pay-as-you-go, before payment processing.
Fever.lol
$0.00
You connect your own Stripe or Razorpay account. We never touch the money.
02From nothing to doors open
Four steps, one evening
You need a payment account and a date. Everything else can wait until you are ready to publish.
Connect your gateway
Add your own Stripe or Razorpay keys. Payouts land in your account on your schedule, not ours.
Build the event
Dates, venue, ticket tiers, promo codes. Save as a draft until it's ready.
Publish and sell
You get a public page. Buyers check out without making an account.
Scan at the door
Open the scanner on your phone. Each ticket admits once, even with two people scanning.
03What you get
Everything a door needs
No tiers, no upsells, no feature held back for a plan you have not bought.
Tiered ticketing
Early bird, general, VIP — each with its own price and allocation. Stock is enforced by the database, so you cannot oversell.
Promo codes
Flat or percentage, with minimum spend and redemption limits.
QR check-in
Scan from any phone browser. No app, no hardware, no per-scan charge.
Attendee lists
Who bought what, who has arrived, exportable whenever you want it.
Multiple venues
Save the rooms you use and reuse them across events.
Your data
It is your database. Take a dump of it, move it, or host the whole platform yourself.
04Run it yourself
No trust required
The entire platform is public — the checkout, the fee maths, the database schema. If you would rather not take our word for any of it, read the code. If you would rather not use our servers, run your own copy; it is the same software.
# self-host in three commands
$ git clone github.com/hypoalien/fever-lol
$ docker compose up -d postgres
$ bun run db:migrate && bun run dev05Before you ask
Reasonable suspicions
How do you make money if the platform fee is zero?
Right now, we don't. Fever.lol is an open-source project rather than a company, and hosting it costs very little. If a paid tier appears later it will be for things that genuinely cost us money — and the self-hosted version will always do everything the hosted one does.
Where does the money actually go?
Into your own Stripe or Razorpay account, directly. We are not a merchant of record and we never hold your funds, which also means there is no payout delay to wait on.
Can I run this on my own server?
Yes, and that is a first-class path rather than an afterthought. It is a Next.js app with a Postgres database — there is a Docker Compose file in the repo and the README walks through it.
What happens if two people scan the same ticket?
One is admitted and the other is told the ticket has already been used. The check is a single guarded write, so it holds even when both scans land at the same instant.
Which currencies do you support?
USD, EUR, GBP and INR today. Razorpay covers Indian payments and Stripe covers the rest. More are on the way.