Publish free, turn on ticketing, and keep the full ticket price — OnlyDance takes 0% commission. Your buyers pay by card, BLIK, iDEAL or Sofort, in the app or in any browser.
From publishing an event to money in your account. Nothing here requires a contract, a setup call or a monthly fee.
Free, with or without ticketing. Your event gets its own page on OnlyDance and is listed on the city and country pages for wherever it happens.
Add your ticket tiers — full pass, party pass, workshop-only, couple ticket. Each one carries its own description, price, capacity, maximum per order and how many people it admits.
A Buy button appears on your event page. Buyers pay in the app or straight in their browser, in the currency you priced for them, and answer any questions you set at checkout.
Payments run through Stripe. Your payout is sent to your verified payout account after the event, within the period shown in the app and the organizer dashboard.
Most ticketing platforms take a cut of every ticket you sell. OnlyDance does not take one at all.
Fees, payouts, refunds and chargebacks are set out in full in the Organizer Agreement.
Selling the ticket is the easy part. The rest of it — who gets in free, who brought them, and how 400 people get through a door — is where an event actually goes wrong.
Issue a code to each promoter so the people bringing you sales are credited for them, and you can see what each one is actually worth.
Volunteers, artists and guest passes live alongside paid tickets instead of in a separate spreadsheet somebody forgets to bring.
Every ticket carries a QR code, and it sits in the buyer's OnlyDance app as well as their inbox — so nobody is digging through a spam folder while a queue builds behind them.
Buying is a short guided flow, not a form marathon. Less friction between wanting a ticket and having one means fewer carts abandoned halfway.
A Facebook event is invisible to search. An event on OnlyDance is a real, indexable page — and turning ticketing on is what moves it to the front.
Every event gets its own URL carrying the dates, venue, organizer and — once ticketing is on — your ticket prices, published as structured data Google understands rather than as a picture of a poster.
Ticketed events are pulled to the top of their city and country pages with a price and a Buy button, above the plain listings.
Share the same URL on Instagram, in WhatsApp groups and on your own site. It shows a proper preview card, and it sells tickets to whoever opens it.
No redirect to a third-party ticketing site, and no forced app install — the sale happens on OnlyDance either way, and the ticket lands in the buyer's account next to their trip plans.
Card everywhere, BLIK for Polish złoty, iDEAL and Sofort for euro.
Set a primary currency, add another the platform supports, and price each tier in each one. Buyers choose their currency at checkout and see the number you chose for it — never a converted figure.
Publish once and your event is listed on the page for its city and its country — the pages dancers land on when they are looking for something to go to.
Publish your event on OnlyDance, then turn on ticketing and add your ticket tiers — a name, a price and how many are available for each. Your event page gets a Buy button straight away, and buyers can pay in the app or in a browser.
Nothing. OnlyDance takes 0% commission on ticket sales, so you keep the full ticket price you set. The buyer sees a small service fee added at checkout and confirms the total before paying. Publishing an event is free whether you sell tickets through OnlyDance or not.
Your payout is sent to your verified payout account after the event, within the payout period shown in the app and in the organizer dashboard. Payments are processed by Stripe.
Yes. Set a primary currency for the event, add any other currency the platform supports, then price each ticket tier per currency. The buyer picks theirs at checkout and sees the price you set for it — not a converted figure.
No. Buyers can complete the whole purchase in a browser on your event page, and the ticket lands in their OnlyDance account either way. The app is where most dancers find events, so it is worth having, but it is not required to pay.
Card everywhere, plus the local methods dancers actually use: BLIK for Polish złoty, and iDEAL and Sofort for euro. Buyers never leave OnlyDance for a third-party ticketing site.
Yes. Create as many tiers as you need — full pass, party pass, workshop-only, couple ticket — each with its own description, price, capacity, maximum per order, and how many people it admits.
Yes. You can ask for a phone number, the dance profile details a buyer already has on OnlyDance, and one custom question of your own, and mark each as required or optional at checkout.
Every ticket carries a QR code, and each buyer's tickets sit in their OnlyDance app as well as arriving by email — so nobody is searching a spam folder at the door. Scan the code to check them in.
Yes. You can issue promo codes to individual promoters, so the people bringing you sales can be credited for them.
Refunds are handled under your own event terms — you are the seller of admission. The Organizer Agreement sets out how refunds, chargebacks and payouts interact.
Publishing takes a few minutes and costs nothing. Turn ticketing on when you are ready — you keep the full ticket price.
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