
Ticketing for things to do
Bonfire night or bowling.Booked ahead.
Adult and family tickets, arrival times and extras, on your own website as well as on Covered. Ticket money goes into your own account every Monday.
Knowing who's coming beats guessing on the night. Sell it ahead, and you staff it, stock it and plan it properly. And the money's in your bank on Monday, not a week after the fireworks.
The guest experience
Booked in under a minute.
An event page worth sharing.
What's on, the times, the age policy and a map, all on one page.
Tickets in two taps.
Guests pick their tickets and how many. Returning guests are already filled in.
One price. One tap to pay.
The booking fee is shown up front. Apple Pay and Google Pay are built in.
Ready at the door.
A confirmation code the moment they pay, plus a QR code and Apple Wallet pass when you switch them on.

Built for things to do
Everything an event needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Whatever you're running, sell it the way people actually come: in families, in groups, at the time that suits them.
Tickets for everyone
Sell adult, child and family tickets, each with its own price and number available.
Arrival times
Stagger guests across the day, so the door and the car park aren't hit all at once.
Extras at checkout
Sell parking, food or a programme with the ticket, paid for before anyone arrives.
Discount codes
Give a code to your mailing list or a local partner, as a percentage off or a fixed price.
Check-in at the door
Scan tickets with the free Covered Entry app on as many phones as you need.
Paid every Monday
Money lands in your own Stripe account and pays out weekly, not weeks after the event.
Payouts
Paid every Monday. Not after the event.
The big ticketing platforms hold your money until your event is over, and then you wait for the payout. On Covered, ticket money goes into your own Stripe account and reaches your bank every week while you're still selling. That pays for staff, stock and the site before the doors open.
CoveredEvery Monday, from your first sale
Eventbrite3 business days after the event, by default
SkiddleAfter the event, in twice-weekly runs
Fixr3 to 5 business days after the event
FatsomaOn request, from 48 hours after the event
From each platform’s published payout terms, October 2026. Eventbrite: Can pay during sales once you've already run and been paid for a paid event with them. Skiddle: Can pay as you sell through your own Stripe account, without Skiddle's protections. Fatsoma: Payouts are requested by the organiser and take up to 3 working days to arrive. Covered: A brand-new account's first payout can take a little longer while Stripe verifies the business.
Pricing
A £12 ticket. Here’s what it costs.
No monthly fee, no set-up cost and no contract. Pass the fee on to guests as a booking fee, or cover it yourself.
Covered, per ticket
£0.60
5% of £12.00. Minimum 30p per ticket.
A crowd of 500
£300.00
Compared with £735.00 on Skiddle (10% + 27p per ticket, £1 minimum). Compare every platform
Booking fees only. Card processing (from 1.5% + 20p on UK cards with Stripe) is billed to your own account separately.
Questions
Things to do, answered.
When do I get paid?+–
Every Monday, while you're still selling. Payments go straight into your own Stripe account and pay out to your bank weekly, not after the event as on most ticketing platforms. A brand-new account's first payout can take a little longer while Stripe verifies your business.
Can I sell adult and child tickets?+–
Yes. Add each one as its own ticket, with its own price and number available.
Can guests pick a time to arrive?+–
Yes. Add arrival times to the event and each guest picks one as they book.
Can I offer a discount?+–
Yes. Create a discount code, as a percentage off or a fixed price, for the tickets you choose, and share it however you like.
How much does Covered cost?+–
Nothing to start and no monthly fee to sell tickets. Covered's fee is 5% + card processing (minimum 30p per ticket), which you can pass on to guests as a booking fee or cover yourself. Card processing is billed by Stripe to your own Stripe account.
Can I take bookings on my own website?+–
Yes. Paste two lines of code and the full booking flow appears on your site, as well as on Covered and in the Covered Discover app.
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