Ticketing and event commerce
Sell the whole event, not just the ticket
Admission is one line of a Muslim event's revenue. The vendor tables at the bazaar, the sponsor packages at the gala, the donation at checkout, the hoodie at the summit — Ummah Unite sells all of it from the same event page, in one order, with one QR, and pays every party directly. The same platform runs a free weekly halaqa for nothing.
On the platform today: 1,000+-seat festivals with vendor booths sold from a floor plan, a 222-ticket fundraising gala with sponsor tables and donations in checkout, and the 327-ticket Niya Summit with sponsors and speakers. 4,878 tickets and $66K+ processed, every dollar paid out at the moment of sale.
What a Muslim event actually sells
A generic ticketing tool sees an event as a list of admissions. A masjid Eid festival is also twenty vendor tables, a food court, a sponsor banner over the stage and a donation box at the door. A convention is booths, a bazaar, sponsor meetings and merchandise. A fundraising dinner is tables, sponsorship tiers and the ask at the end of the night. On Ummah Unite each of those is a first-class product on the event page, priced by the organizer, sold at checkout and reconciled on one dashboard.
Vendor booths and tables
Booth types with prices and quantities, picked from an interactive floor plan and paid at booking into your Stripe. $10 + 2.5% per booth; you decide who covers it. How booths work →
Vendor marketplace and storefronts
Each vendor gets a storefront on your event page: products, pre-orders, pickup at the booth, delivery to the venue or shipping. $1 + 2.5% per order. How storefronts work →
Sponsor packages and meetings
Tiered packages with logos and benefits, sponsor tables for galas, and attendee-to-sponsor meeting booking from the event page. How sponsorship works →
Donations and merchandise
A donation line inside ticket checkout at 0% platform fee, at the moment people are most ready to give, plus organizer merchandise sold from the event page. How it works →
One QR for the whole visit
The attendee's ticket carries one QR code. At the door it is entry — scanned on as many phones as you have staff, with double-scan protection and name lookup for the auntie who deleted the email. At every vendor booth it is pickup: the vendor scans the same code and sees only their own orders for that attendee. Nobody juggles order numbers; nothing is printed twice.
How the money moves
| What is sold | Platform fee | Who covers it | Where the money goes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free registration | $0 | — | — |
| Paid tickets | $1 + 2.5% per ticket | Attendee at checkout, or the organizer absorbs it | Organizer's Stripe, at the moment of sale |
| Booths and tables | $10 + 2.5% per booking | Organizer absorbs it, or adds it to the vendor's total | Organizer's Stripe, at booking |
| Vendor storefront orders | $1 + 2.5% per order | Buyer at checkout, or the vendor absorbs it | Vendor's Stripe, at the moment of sale |
| One-time donations | $0 | — | Organizer's Stripe; 100% reaches the organizer |
| Recurring gifts | 5%, disclosed before the donor chooses | Shown to the donor | Organizer's Stripe |
Card processing (Stripe, typically 2.9% + $0.30) is added at checkout on paid orders. There are no plans, no tiers and no monthly fee at any size. Ummah Unite never holds the money: every sale is a Stripe Connect payment into the account of whoever sold the thing.
Every size of event
- A weekly halaqa. Free registration, QR check-in, and every attendee becomes a follower the masjid owns. Costs nothing, ever.
- An Eid festival or bazaar. Free entry or paid tickets, twenty vendor tables sold from the floor plan, storefronts so families can pre-order, one QR for pickup, a donation line at checkout.
- A fundraising dinner or gala. Seats and tables, sponsor tiers with logos on the page, and the donation ask inside checkout at 0%.
- A convention or summit. Ticket tiers, exhibition booths, sponsor packages and sponsor meeting booking, merchandise, sessions, livestream with a personal Zoom link per ticket — and, if you want it, our team running marketing, website and operations for months.
Questions
What does 'event commerce' mean on Ummah Unite?
Everything an event sells beyond admission, in the same checkout as the tickets: vendor booths and tables from a floor plan, vendor storefronts with products and pre-orders, sponsor packages, donations, and organizer merchandise. One order, one QR, and every dollar paid into the organizer's or vendor's own Stripe account at the moment of sale.
Is this only for large events?
No. A free weekly halaqa uses the same platform at no cost: free registration and QR check-in. Commerce switches on when you need it — a bazaar with twenty vendor tables, a fundraising gala with sponsor tables and donations, or a summit with booths, sponsors and merchandise.
What does event commerce cost the organizer?
Nothing per event and no subscription. Paid tickets carry $1 + 2.5% shown to the attendee (or absorbed by the organizer). Booths and tables carry $10 + 2.5% per booking, which the organizer can absorb or add to the vendor's total. Vendor storefront orders carry $1 + 2.5%, shown to the buyer or absorbed by the vendor. One-time donations carry no platform fee.
Where does the money go?
Directly to the organizer's own Stripe account (or the vendor's, for storefront sales) as each sale happens, through Stripe Connect. Ummah Unite never holds ticket, booth or donation money.
Do attendees need an app?
No. The event, its vendors, sponsors and checkout are one public web page. Attendees register or buy from a link, and one QR on their ticket covers entry and pickup at every vendor booth.
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