Dozens of ready-made metrics
Sales, sell-through, refunds, check-ins, no-shows and more, worked out the same way for every platform.
Dashboards
Every sale from every ticketing platform on charts that update on their own. Start from dozens of ready-made metrics and see how each event is selling at a glance.
Tickets issued
1,398
+8.4%
Gross revenue
£37,813
+6.2%
Sell-through
82%
+4 pts
Ticket sales by day
Top events
Sales, sell-through, refunds, check-ins, no-shows and more, worked out the same way for every platform.
Look at one event, a series, a season or everything at once, for any date range.
Drag charts around and resize them, keep a dashboard for each part of the business, and star the ones you open most.
Ticket Tailor, Eventbrite, Luma, Humanitix and Billetto, side by side in the same charts.
Every measure is worked out the same way for every platform, so a number means the same thing wherever it came from.
What sold, and what it brought in.
Add one to a dashboard as it is, or change what it measures and how it breaks down.
A leaderboard of events by tickets issued, with revenue beside it.
This week's tickets against the week before: the pacing number.
Share of each event's capacity sold: what's close to full, what needs pushing.
What is still available on every event currently on sale. The week's to-do list.
Orders by day and hour, so you know when to send the email.
Average days between the sale and the doors, by event, which is when a campaign has to land.
First-time buyers against the ones who came back, month by month.
Check-ins by day and hour: the shape of a door queue.
Where the refunds are concentrated, rather than the org-wide average.
Ticket Tailor, Eventbrite, Luma, Humanitix and Billetto. Connect as many as you sell on, and their sales are worked out the same way so they sit side by side.
Eventdash checks your ticketing platforms each time your data refreshes, usually within 15 minutes, and every dashboard updates on its own.
Yes. Start from a ready-made chart and change it, or pick a measure, how to break it down and how to draw it.
Put the charts you want into a report, add what they mean, and share that by email or as a PDF.
Every plan includes it, from $15 a month after a 14-day free trial. The pricing page sets out what each plan adds.