If you have ever sold tickets online, you know the drill. You build the event, the platform tacks fees onto every order, your fans grumble at checkout, scalpers flip your tickets at triple the price, and your money sits in someone else’s account until they decide to release it.

We built Cheers Tickets to fix that. Today it is relaunched under a new name, on a faster and cheaper network, with a long list of features built for the people who actually run events: promoters, venues, artists, collectives and anyone who has ever stood at a door with a guest list.

You may have known us as Cheers Finance. The mission hasn’t changed. The name now says what we do: tickets.

The Short Version

• Sign up with an email. No crypto wallet, seed phrase or exchange account required.
• Fans pay zero platform fees. The price on your flyer is the price at checkout.
• Hosts pay a flat 5%, only when you withdraw, never per ticket.
• Resale is face value only. No markups, no scalping.
• Fans can follow you. Your next event is one tap away for everyone who loved the last one.
• Now running on Base, so network costs are tiny: a few cents to publish an event and fractions of a cent for nearly everything else.
• Get live in minutes with the free Event Host Guide.

Blockchain Under the Hood. Not in Your Way.

Here is the honest truth about Cheers Tickets: it runs on blockchain, and you will barely notice.

Every ticket is minted on-chain, which is exactly what makes it impossible to fake or duplicate, and what lets us offer zero-fee buying, face-value resale and revenue that nobody can freeze. But that is all happening in the engine room. On the surface, Cheers works like any ticketing app you have used before.

You log in with your email. You pay with a debit or credit card if you want. You get a ticket with a QR code. You show it at the door. That’s it.

There is no training to sit through and nothing to learn about crypto first. If hosting an event elsewhere means an email address and a credit card, hosting on Cheers means exactly the same thing. And if you already live in crypto, connect MetaMask or another wallet and it works exactly the way you’d expect. Same event, same ticket, your choice.

Sign Up in Seconds with Dynamic

Account setup used to be the hardest part of any blockchain app. We took it off the table.

Cheers uses Dynamic for login. Enter your email, confirm it, and you are in. Behind the scenes, Dynamic creates a real wallet that belongs to you, so every ticket you buy or sell is genuinely yours on-chain. You just never have to manage it.

Once you’re logged in, the everyday actions are a single tap: buying a ticket, sending one to a friend, listing one for resale, claiming a refund or withdrawing your event revenue. No pop-ups to approve and nothing to install. The small network fee comes out of your account balance in dollars.

Need to add funds? Card payments run through Banxa, a licensed payment provider, right inside the app ($10 minimum, and whatever you don’t spend stays in your account). Cheers never sees or stores your card details.

Built for Event Hosts

Permissionless, Start to Finish

Nobody approves your event before it goes live. No gatekeepers, no application form, no waiting on a sales rep. Build your event, set your tiers, share your link. The only rule of thumb: create or edit your event at least three days before doors open.

Simple, Transparent Fees

What happens	Who pays	Fee
A fan buys a ticket	Fan	0%: face price only
You withdraw your revenue	You	5% flat, once, at withdrawal
An event is refunded or cancelled	Nobody	0%: the full amount goes back to the fan

Beyond that, the only cost is the network fee each transaction carries, and on Base those are tiny. No service fees, no facility fees, no processing fees stacked on at checkout.

Getting Paid

Your revenue is withdrawable three days after your event, a short window that protects hosts and fans alike. When it’s ready, open your Events Dashboard, tap the three dots on your event and hit Withdraw. No request form, no support ticket, no waiting on someone to cut a check.

Running events often enough that three days hurts your cash flow? Established hosts can complete a one-time identity check with our support team and be approved for early withdrawals: pull revenue for that event any time, as often as you like, as sales come in.

Comp Tickets and Free Events

Guest list, press, artist comps: add as many complimentary tiers as you need and name them whatever you like. Keep a tier private and the tickets land straight in your account to hand out yourself, or make it public and let anyone claim it at $0. Running a fully free event? Tick one box and publish with comp tickets only.

Co-Organizers

Running the show with a partner, a promoter or a venue manager? Delegate them as a co-organizer and the event shows up on their dashboard too, with the same tools you have: edit, add comps, scan at the door, cancel and withdraw. Withdrawn revenue always lands with you, the host. Add as many co-organizers as you need, and remove them with one click.

At the Door

Open your Events Dashboard on any phone and choose QR Scan Tickets. The scanner confirms the ticket is real, that it belongs to your event and that the person showing it still holds it. Every ticket admits once. A screenshot passed around the line scans as Invalid the second time, no matter who presents it.

Bot and Scalper Protection, Built In

You don’t have to configure anything to be protected:

• Every ticket has its own unique QR code and on-chain identity for life, even after it’s resold or sent to someone else.
• Resale happens one ticket at a time, at face value only.
• You can set a per-wallet purchase limit on any public tier, enforced by the smart contract itself, so it can’t be gamed by a faster click or a different website.

Together, those make bulk scalping impractical.

The Marketplace: Resale Done Right

Plans change. When a fan can’t make your show, they list their ticket on the Cheers Marketplace and another fan buys it directly from them, wallet to wallet. No company holds the ticket or the money in between, and buyers can pay with card or crypto, same as everywhere else on Cheers.

The key rule: face value only. No markups and no scalping. Your fans get a fair second chance at a ticket, the original buyer gets their money back, and your event fills with people who actually want to be there. Cheers charges no platform fee to list, buy or sell on the Marketplace.

Community: Fans Follow Hosts, Hosts Follow Fans

Selling out once is great. Building a crowd that comes back is better.

Every Cheers user can create a free public profile at cheerstickets.com/users/your-name, with a display name, avatar, bio, website and socials. As a host, your name and avatar appear on every event page you create, linking back to a profile that lists all your events.

From there, fans can follow you, and you can follow them right back. Head to the Community page to find people, see your Followers and Following, and keep your next event one tap away for everyone who loved your last one.

Privacy is in your hands. Every detail on your profile has its own Show switch, and they all start off. Turn on “Let people find me” if you want to show up in Community search, or leave it off and share your link only with the people you choose.

Now on Base: Faster, Cheaper, Same Ownership

As part of the relaunch, Cheers Tickets moved its smart contracts from Ethereum mainnet to Base, a fast, low-cost network built on Ethereum.

What that means for you:

• Publishing an event costs a few cents.
• Buying, sending, listing, refunding and withdrawing each cost a fraction of a cent.
• The guarantees stay the same. Tickets are still real, verifiable and owned by the people who hold them.

Lower costs mean we can keep the promise that matters most: zero platform fees for your fans, and a flat, predictable 5% for you.

Ready to Launch Your First Event?

Getting started takes minutes:

1. Create an account at cheerstickets.com with your email, or connect your own wallet.
2. Set up your profile so fans can find and follow you (optional, but worth two minutes).
3. Click Create Event, add your flyer, venue, date and ticket tiers, plus any comp tiers.
4. Publish and share your link.
5. Scan tickets at the door from your phone.
6. Withdraw your revenue from your dashboard.

Want the whole walkthrough? Read the Event Host Guide. It is written for promoters, not developers, and covers fees, payouts, early withdrawals, co-organizers, door scanning and more. You can also download it as a PDF to share with your team.

Questions? Our FAQ covers just about everything, and Support is there for the rest.

Own Your Events. Own Your Tickets. Own Your Experience.

Cheers Tickets is ticketing the way it should have been all along: no gatekeepers, no junk fees, no scalpers and no waiting on someone else to release your money. Just you, your event and the people who want to be there.

Create your first event on Cheers Tickets →