
The performing-arts box office in one profile: tickets, season packages, donations, merch, guest lists, QR check-in, and audience records. 7% + $0.99 per order, all-in.
Claim your org, post an event, add ticket types, share the link. The first sale covers the time you didn't spend.
Performers, programs, multi-day festivals, masterclasses. Eventbrite treats your symphony like a stand-up comedy club. We don't.
Payments are processed through Airwallex with no marketplace withholding. Cadenza settles your net earnings to your organization.
Event Revenue Suite
Generic ticketing tools stop at checkout. Cadenza keeps the whole event economy together: the buyer, the donor, the subscriber, the guest list, the door, and the follow-up audience record.
General admission or section pricing, live inventory, promo codes, refunds, and buyer-paid service fees.
Bundle 4-10 events into one package so small seasons can sell like a real box office.
Let buyers add $5, $10, $25, or a custom gift while intent is hottest.
Programs, recordings, shirts, and at-event pickup items can ride on the same order.
Comp passes, confirmation codes, QR tickets, and a door screen built for staff.
Every buyer becomes a future attendee, donor, subscriber, or repeat customer to export and re-engage.
Run your numbers
Drag the sliders to your real-world numbers. The pricing math runs live — same calculation that fires when an actual buyer hits checkout.
$105,000
your annual revenue, your full price
$105,000
unchanged — fees come off the buyer side
Subscriber discount on buyer fees
−$2,100per year
Your buyers pay $2,100 less in service fees when you subscribe — at zero cost to your organization. Founding Pass costs $1,500/yr.
Transparent pricing
Subscribe to any paid Cadenza tier and you cut your buyers' service fee by 2 percentage points on every ticket. The math: an org doing $50K/yr in tickets saves $1,000/yr — the Founding Pass pays for itself.
per order, all-in
per order, for every paid tier
Total fee charged to the buyer at checkout. Lower is better.
| Ticket price | Cadenza fee | Eventbrite fee | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10.00 | $1.69 | $2.45 | −$0.76 |
| $25.00 | $2.74 | $3.44 | −$0.70 |
| $50.00 | $4.49 | $5.09 | −$0.60 |
| $100.00 | $7.99 | $8.39 | −$0.40 |
| $200.00 | $14.99 | $14.99 | +$0.00 |
Eventbrite Professional all-in: 3.7% + $1.79 service fee + 2.9% payment processing. Cadenza is all-in — payment processing is inside the 7% + $0.99 (or 5% + $0.99 for subscribers).
What's included
Eventbrite treats your symphony like a stand-up comedy club. Cadenza understands programs, performers, comp lists, donations, series packages, and the audience you need to bring back.
Multi-day events
Festivals, residencies, summer intensives — all supported. Each ticket type can have its own sales window.
Calendar feeds & Google Events
Every event auto-publishes JSON-LD for Google indexing and ships an iCal feed buyers can subscribe to.
Multiple ticket types
General, VIP, Student, Donor, Member-only. Each with its own quantity, price, and sales window.
Sold-count analytics
See your sell-through rate per ticket type in real-time. Feature any event on /events for $49 per 14 days.
Earnings settled to you
Cadenza processes payments through Airwallex with no marketplace withholding, then settles your net earnings to your organization.
Audience already on-platform
Cadenza indexes 3,831 music organizations across 140 countries, with public listings, events, and reporting surfaces discoverable from day one.
Donations at checkout
Optional — let buyers add a donation to their ticket purchase. You receive 100% minus 5% processing. Most donors give $10–25.
Subscription series (NEW)
Bundle 4–10 events into a season package. Sell “All 8 Friday concerts for $480” in one transaction. Classical-music wedge feature — see the org dashboard's Subscription Series tab.
Claim your free profile
Your organization page goes live in minutes — no card, no setup fee.
Build the revenue stack
Add ticket types, donation prompt, promo codes, merch, guest passes, and optional season packages.
Sell, scan, and follow up
Share the link, take payments, check guests in at the door, and keep the audience list for next time.
Launch the event, sell tickets, collect gifts, scan the door, and keep the audience record for the next concert.