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Transparent pricing
Pricing that explains itself before someone asks you to decode it.
MrStubs supports flexible event payment models, but the public story should still feel simple: know what you pay, know what buyers see, and know how the event gets live.
Pricing principles
Pricing should explain what happens, not bury it.
The public pricing page should make the event setup path, buyer experience, and operator tradeoffs easy to understand.
Free to prepare
Organizers can build the event before committing to the final payment setup, which keeps launch planning easier.
Two practical models
MrStubs supports different payment styles because local events operate differently from one another.
Cleaner buyer story
Public pricing presentation is designed to make the hosted page and checkout feel more credible and less confusing.
Operator-first flexibility
Choose the setup that fits your cost model, payout expectations, and how the event actually runs.
Compare your options
Choose the model that matches the event's operating style.
MrStubs still supports flexible payment logic behind the scenes. This public pricing layer simply makes the differences easier to compare.
Category
Prepay
Online payments
Best for
Events that want prepaid ticket inventory and lower per-ticket cost
Events that want online buyer fees and automated routing
Launch path
Create event, load ticket inventory, then publish
Create event, connect payments, then publish
Buyer experience
Cleaner hosted checkout with transparent totals
Hosted checkout with buyer fees applied at checkout
Organizer priority
Cost control and packaged ticket volume
Convenience and live payment automation
Pricing questions
The public explanation should be simpler than the implementation.
These are the questions the pricing page should answer clearly before someone needs support.
Yes. MrStubs is designed so organizers can choose the setup that fits each event instead of forcing one pricing structure across every launch.
No. The setup flow is designed so organizers can build, review, and prepare an event before finalizing how payments will work.
No. This page makes pricing easier to understand publicly, but it does not change the underlying pricing calculations already used in the product.
Want the full launch path?
Build the page, choose the model, and publish when the event is ready.
MrStubs helps organizers understand their launch options before they commit to a payment path.