Terminal

Ticket sales at the door, with a tap.

The terminal sells tickets in-person with a tap. A ticket sold at the gate shows up in the sales report alongside online ticket sales.

A card tapped on a phone showing a fifty dollar payment success

At the gate

A sale that belongs on the same list

Staff sell a ticket on site. The buyer taps a card. The sale lands next to the ones bought online.

A tap

No separate register at the door.

One count

Walk-up sales and online sales on the same list.

Built for the line

The sale is done before the line stalls.

How it works

1A tap at the gate

Staff sell a ticket on site. The buyer taps a card. No separate register.

2The same list

A sale at the festival gate lands next to the ones bought online. One count for finance.

3Built for the line

The terminal stays reliable when the line is long. The sale is done in a tap.

What they're saying

The gate and the website stop being two piles of tickets. A tap at the door is the same sale.

“Walk-up tickets at the festival used to get typed in Monday. Now they are already on the list.”
Recreation coordinator

See a tap at the gate

Request a demo and see a door sale land on the same list as the ones residents bought online.