For venues
Your night,
from the inside.
This is the dashboard you get: make the night, price it, watch it sell* and let people in at the door. Shown here on an example Friday, nothing on it is real.
*Ticket sales aren’t switched on yet: claim your venue now to be among the first when they are.
Before the doors.
Four screens from the real dashboard, the same ones you will use.
The night
Make the night.
Name, venue, date and entry hours. It stays a draft until you publish it.
Open the dashboardTickets
Price it.
Early bird, standard, the last few. The buyer sees the total with the 5% NOCTVM fee on top, so your price stays your price.
Open the dashboardSales
Watch it sell.
Tonight, this week or ever: tickets, orders and what reaches your account, for each ticket type.
Open the dashboardThe door
Let them in.
Any phone is the scanner. Green means in, and a second scan of the same ticket says when it was used.
Open the dashboardBefore you open the doors.
- How do I put tickets on sale?
- Connect Stripe from Dashboard → Tickets, add your event and ticket tiers, then open sales. Buyers see the ticket price and service fee before paying. Ticket sales switch on for your venue as soon as possible after you claim it; it can take up to a week.
- How much commission does NOCTVM take?
- 0% from your ticket price. Buyers pay a 5% NOCTVM service fee on top, shown separately at checkout. If you’d rather sell at an all-in price, you can pay the fee yourself on any ticket type: the buyer pays the ticket price only, and the 5% comes out of it. Stripe keeps its processing fee from your proceeds.
- Can I use NOCTVM if I already sell on another platform?
- Yes. Tickets sold elsewhere are not imported automatically, so if you sell on several platforms, split your capacity between them.
- How do I control access at the door?
- Every ticket carries a cryptographically signed QR code, scanned in the browser with a phone camera. You get a live door list and can set a role for each person on your door team.