Features
One tool, the whole event.
Verimly is not a ticket widget with integrations bolted around it. The shop, the seat map, the checkout, the door and the payouts are one product with one set of numbers.
Nine pages, each on one part of the job: the storefront and your own domain, seating and pricing, checkout and payment methods, event-night sales and check-in, the live numbers, your team, the emails, and everything that happens after the sale. All of it is included at the same rate.
Every part of the job
Seating
Seating charts and assigned seating
Draw the room once, price it properly, and sell an exact seat instead of a general admission guess.
- Editor
- Section generator (rows × seats), zones, bulk rotate, marquee select
- Stage
- Rectangle, rounded or ellipse, moved and resized freely
- Pricing model
- Every ticket type × zone combination has its own price
Event night
Door sales and QR check-in
Your door crew needs a phone, not rented hardware and a separate contract.
- Hardware
- Any phone or tablet — nothing to rent, no per-device charge
- Desktop
- A downloadable Mac, Windows and Linux app for a fixed box office
- Customer display
- Mirror the running order to a second screen the buyer can read
Your brand
Sell tickets on your own domain
Your audience should arrive at your name, buy under your name, and get an email with your name on it.
- Domain
- Your own, e.g. tickets.yourbrand.com
- Setup
- One CNAME record, verified per workspace
- Certificate
- Issued and renewed automatically
Payments
iDEAL and European payment methods
A Dutch buyer reaching for iDEAL and finding only a card form is a buyer you lose at the last step.
- Netherlands
- iDEAL (moving to Wero), cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, PayPal
- Belgium
- Bancontact, cards, wallets
- Nordics
- MobilePay, Swish
Your shop
The storefront editor and its themes
A ticket shop you can build in an afternoon, that still looks like it was designed for you.
- Themes
- Ten: Launch, Catalog, Spotlight, Venue, Festival, Premiere, Community, Night, Summit, Essential
- Sections
- Thirteen types, each switchable and reorderable
- Editing
- Click a region in the preview to open its settings
Numbers
Live sales and the storefront funnel
On-sale day, you want to know whether it is working right now, not tomorrow morning.
- Refresh
- Every few seconds, without reloading the page
- Active window
- Visitors seen in the last 15 minutes
- Sales window
- Paid orders and revenue from the last 30 minutes
Your crew
Team access, roles and door staff
The person scanning tickets at the door does not need to see your bank details.
- Members
- Invited by email; each joins with their own account
- Permission areas
- Events, tickets, orders, customers, analytics, settings, billing, members, POS
- Granularity
- Read, manage, publish, scan and more, depending on the area
Your brand
Confirmation emails and e-tickets in your branding
The email arrives days after the sale. It should still look like it came from you.
- Styling
- Derived from your storefront theme — palette, fonts, logo
- Sender
- Your own from-name and address, with domain verification
- Authentication
- DKIM records provided; status shown until verified
Aftercare
Orders, refunds and customer records
Most of the work happens after the sale, and it is the part most tools leave to a spreadsheet.
- Orders
- Online and door sales in one list, with the same detail
- Refunds
- Full or partial, issued from the order and synced back automatically
- Disputes
- Recorded against the order, with their status kept current
Or read it through the kind of event you run.
The same product, described through the concerns of a promoter, a theatre, a festival, a conference, a club or a museum.
Get started
Free to set up. You pay when a ticket sells.
No subscription, no setup fee, nothing to cancel. Build the whole thing, and decide at the end whether to publish it.