Event ticketing
Updated 2026-08-07
The simplest way to sell tickets online is to describe your event in a sentence and let Jupiter Signup build the ticketing page for you. You get general, VIP, and early-bird tiers as paid options, a capacity cap so a tier closes itself when it sells out, add-ons for merch or workshops, and the money lands in your own Stripe account. It is built for the independent organizer running a show, a class series, or a community night, not a stadium.
The big ticketing platforms are great when you are selling thousands of seats to the general public and want a marketplace to find them. For a small organizer with your own audience, that is a lot of overhead and per-ticket fees passed to your buyers. Jupiter Signup is the simple alternative: your own branded page, your own Stripe payout, a flat 2% and no monthly plan, and nothing for your attendees to sign up for.
About a sentence. Describe what you are running and Jupiter Signup builds the whole page in seconds, then you edit anything by chatting. No account is needed to try it.
Connect your own Stripe account and the money lands there directly. Jupiter Signup takes a flat 2% of what you collect, on top of Stripe's normal processing fee, with no monthly plan. A sign-up that does not charge is free.
Yes. Add each tier (general, VIP, early-bird, group) as its own paid option with its own price and its own capacity, and a buyer picks the one they want at checkout.
No per-ticket fee is added to your buyers by default. Jupiter Signup takes a flat 2% of what you collect, on top of Stripe's normal processing fee, and how you price the ticket is up to you.
Set a capacity and the page shows tickets remaining, then closes that tier once it is reached. You can turn on a waitlist so people can still register interest.
Weighing another tool for this? See the side-by-side comparisons.