You choose. You can absorb the fee into your ticket price, or pass it on to the buyer at checkout — same flexibility you'd have on Eventbrite or Posh.

Payouts run through Stripe Connect, the same payment infrastructure used by major marketplaces. Once you complete onboarding, funds from ticket sales are deposited directly to your bank account on Stripe's standard payout schedule — no waiting on a platform to manually cut you a check.

No. There's no subscription, no minimum ticket volume, and no long-term contract. You only pay the per-ticket fee on tickets you actually sell.

Yes — set your ticket price to $0 and there's no fee at all. The Move is also the default place Triangle locals discover free meetups, markets, and pop-ups.

Refunds are processed through your Stripe dashboard like any standard Stripe payment, giving you full control over your own refund policy instead of routing requests through a platform support queue.

Yes. Most organizers keep promoting through their existing channels (Instagram, email lists, etc.) and just swap the checkout link to their new Move event page — your followers don't need to create a new account to buy a ticket.

Up to 5 tiers per event (e.g. General Admission, VIP, Early Bird), each with its own price and capacity.

Yes — every organizer account includes a built-in QR check-in tool, accessible right from your dashboard, so you don't need a separate scanning app.

Both work — you can upload an image directly from your computer or phone when creating an event, or paste an existing image URL if you already have one hosted elsewhere.