Three steps. No training required.
Built for volunteers who'd rather be planning the playlist than learning software.
Build your page
Fill in the parts you want — photos, venue, schedule, FAQs. Skip the rest. It looks good either way.
Share the link
One short web address. Paste it in the class Facebook group, the group text, the mailed invitation.
Sell tickets
Classmates buy on their phone. Money lands in your bank account through Stripe — we never hold it.
A 3.7% cut doesn't sound like much. Then you do the math.
Reunion committees run on volunteer time and thin margins. Ticket-fee platforms quietly take a slice of every single sale — money that was meant for the venue, the caterer, or the memorial fund.
We charge one flat fee for the event and nothing else. Ever.
Where we're not the cheapest: at this size, per-ticket tools charge less — TixFox would take about $59 and Ticket Tailor $90 against our $125. The flat fee earns its keep as the reunion grows; what it buys at any size is the page itself, not just a checkout. See the full comparison, including the rows where we lose.
Build the page tonight. Send it out tomorrow.
Free to start. Nothing to pay until you publish, and nothing taken from your ticket sales after that.