Fervo

Five sources. One live list.

Every ticket. One door.

Eventbrite, Universe, guest list, walk-ups, and your own checkout. One scanner reads all of them.

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Guests arrive at a live jazz club beneath red neon and a sign announcing music every night.

Orders arrive from

Five ways a ticket gets sold. One list at the door.

  • UniverseSynced automatically
  • EventbriteSynced automatically
  • Guest listBuilt in the app
  • Walk-upEntered at the door
  • FervoYour own checkout
Converges intoOne live list

Every order keeps its source, so you always know which platform the money came through. So does your accountant.

One list

What one list looks like

Sample orders, not live data. Search them, or pick a source, and watch five platforms behave like one list.

Showing 7 of 7 sample orders

OrderTicketSource
FRV-1042General admission, 2Universe
FRV-1043General admission, 1Eventbrite
FRV-1044VIP tableFervo
FRV-1045Guest list, plus oneGuest list
FRV-1046General admission, 4Eventbrite
FRV-1047Walk-up, cash at the doorWalk-up
FRV-1048VIP table, 2Fervo

Seven invented orders, here to show how the sources sit together. Your real ones live in your account.

A venue door host stands beside the entrance ropes outside an independent club.
The doorOne scanner. Every source. No signal required.

The organizer app reads QR tickets from every platform you sell on. Scan with the venue wifi down and it syncs the moment the connection comes back.

  • Multi-door sessions
  • Guest lists and comps
  • Walk-ups on the spot

How a night runs on Fervo.

The operating loop

  1. 01

    Connect your sources

    Point Eventbrite and Universe at Fervo. Orders land in one list, the ones already sold and the ones still coming.

  2. 02

    Sell on your own link

    Native checkout runs on Stripe. The buyer pays, the QR ticket arrives in their email straight away.

  3. 03

    Work the door

    One scanner for every source, including the guest list and the people who turn up at midnight with cash.

  4. 04

    Get paid direct

    Stripe Connect settles to your own Stripe account. Fervo never holds your money.

Selling on Fervo.

One tap from your story. Ticket in their inbox.

A tightly packed concert room seen from behind the crowd, with hands raised into the stage haze.
Concertgoers hold up phones and lights during a live performance at night.
  1. 01

    Buy from a link

    Instagram and WhatsApp in-app browsers are where your crowd already is. Checkout works there, with no app to install and no account to create.

  2. 02

    Ticket by email

    A QR code arrives as soon as the payment clears. Nothing to print, nothing to screenshot in a panic outside.

  3. 03

    One scan

    The door reads it once and the line keeps moving.

Checkout

Native checkout

Stripe Payment Element on a link you own. Cards and wallets, in the Instagram or WhatsApp browser, with no account to create first.

Built to be checked.

Money
Payments run on Stripe Connect destination charges. Funds settle to the organizer's own Stripe account, under the organizer's own name. Fervo never takes custody of ticket revenue.
Refunds
Refunds run through Stripe against the original charge, so the money goes back the way it came. The refund policy the buyer accepted at checkout is versioned and stored with their order, which means you can always show which terms applied on which night.
Access
Sign in with a six digit code sent to your email. There is no password to share with door staff and nothing to rotate after a promoter leaves your team.
Legal
Fervo LLC publishes its terms, privacy policy, and refund policy. The exact policy version a buyer accepted at checkout is attached to their order, so a dispute is a lookup rather than an argument.

Put your next night on Fervo.

Tell us what you run and where you run it. We will get you set up before your next date.

Email us

info@fervopass.com

Tell us the city you run in and the kind of night. It saves a round of questions.

App StoreComing soonGoogle PlayComing soon

The organizer app is rolling out now. It is not in the app stores yet, so access goes out by invitation.