For promoters
Your tier. Paid on every hop.
Commission on face value through the whole chain — settled automatically, with terms you can read before you accept.
The whole chain, not hop one
When someone you brought brings someone else, you still get paid.
Every claim carries the referral token of whoever sent it, chained indefinitely — hop 1 pays the organiser's top rate on a direct sale, hop 2 and every hop after still pay a share, tracked and settled automatically, not manually reconstructed from a spreadsheet.
Terms before you push
Rates and clawbacks itemised. Nothing hidden until payout day.
Before you promote a campaign you see its full rate card and clawback rule — a refunded or duplicate sale reverses its commission automatically, itemised in your payouts view, never a silent deduction you have to notice yourself.
Bronze, Silver, Gold
Your tier reflects your lifetime claims — perks, not rate games.
Bronze under 100 lifetime claims, Silver from 100, Gold from 300 — one rule, shown the same way on your own console and on the organiser's view of you, so the two can never quietly disagree. Your tier changes your standing and perks, never the commission percentage itself, which is set per campaign by the organiser.
Screens for promoters
Captured from the running product.
Questions promoters ask
Will I actually get paid, and on what exactly?
Commission is a percentage of ticket face value, funded by the artist or venue from their own revenue — never skimmed from YRTKT's own cut. You see the full rate card and clawback terms before accepting a campaign, not after. Exact rates and a worked example are on the pricing page.
What does YRTKT actually cost?
One buyer-paid fee on paid tickets (which an organiser can absorb into the price instead), and promoter commission that comes from the organiser's own revenue, never the platform's. Every rate, with a worked example, is on the pricing page — nothing sits behind a sales call.