Built for
fight events
Every ticketing platform treats your show like a conference booking. FITE TIX knows what a card is, what a corner is, and that half your house is sold by the fighters themselves. The money lands in your account, not ours.
- 2%
- plus 79c per ticket
- Instant
- into your own Stripe
- 0
- apps for door staff to install
- 1
- ledger for cash and card
Fight promotion is not a conference
Six things that decide whether a show makes money
Fighter pages
Every athlete on the card gets a page with their record, their photo, their story and their own ticket link. They share it once and you can watch the sales land against their name.
Cash and card, one ledger
Issue a cash ticket at the gym and it carries the same QR, the same seat count and the same scan record as a card sale. Reconciliation stops being a Sunday night job.
Fees you can actually see
The ticket price is the whole price the buyer pays. Platform and card fees show separately on every report and settle out of your side, the way Australian pricing law expects.
Activations and promos
Codes, bundles, table deals, hidden allocations that only a gym link unlocks, and time boxed drops that go live the second you announce the main event.
Door scanning
Staff open a link, the camera opens, they scan. Duplicate and wrong event tickets are called out loud and clear. Works on the venue wifi or on a phone hotspot.
Reporting and comms
One screen that answers what sold, who sold it, what is owed and who has not walked in yet. Then message any of those groups without exporting anything.
Your card is the marketing
A fighter posts a generic event link and it converts like a flyer on a pole. A fighter posts their own page, with their record and their face and a counter ticking up, and their gym buys twenty seats before lunch.
- Photo, record, gym, hometown and a line in their own voice
- A private allocation held back just for them
- Live count of what they have sold and what it earned
- Cash they collect logged against the same total
Hale
Undefeated in Queensland. Now he travels for it.
The money goes straight to you
Every ticket is paid into your own Stripe account, not ours. The price the buyer sees is the price they pay, the fees come out of each sale, and the rest lands in your balance on your own payout schedule. You keep the customer relationship and the dispute history.
Nine seconds to turn a volunteer into door staff
Send a gate link. They open it on whatever phone they brought, allow the camera, and start scanning. No install, no login, no account. Duplicates and wrong event tickets get a red screen and a sound, so a tired volunteer at 9pm cannot wave through a screenshot.
See it before you sign
Buyer sees $45,000 at checkout — the ticket price is the whole price. It settles into your own Stripe account, usually next business day, with the fees already out.
Their published standard rates, August 2026, fees absorbed so the buyer pays the same sticker price on each.
Put your next card
on sale tonight
Connect Stripe, build the card, hand every fighter their link. Nothing to install and nothing to pay until a ticket sells.