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Run an event

An event is a night you sell places at rather than plates of. If you already sell food on Feedhood you are already set up — same account, same payouts, same bank details — and Feedhood takes 0% of the ticket price. You create it as a draft, add your tickets, then publish when it is ready.

Feeders
10 minutes to your first draft
9:41
Start an event
Start an event
This saves as a draft — nothing goes on sale until you publish it.
What is it called?
Sunday Supper Club
One line about it
Six courses, one long table
When
StartsSun 14 Mar, 6:30 PM
EndsSun 14 Mar, 10:00 PM
Does it repeat?
Just this once
It repeats
A repeating event makes a separate, bookable event for every date — its own seats, its own door, its own payout.
Save draft
On a phone
feedhood.com/kitchen/events/new
Start an event
This saves as a draft — nothing goes on sale until you publish it.
What is it called?
Sunday Supper Club
One line about it
Six courses, one long table
When
StartsSun 14 Mar, 6:30 PM
EndsSun 14 Mar, 10:00 PM
Does it repeat?
Just this once
It repeats
A repeating event makes a separate, bookable event for every date — its own seats, its own door, its own payout.
Save draft
On a computer

Six fields and a date. Everything else can wait.

Illustrated to match the product. Your screen may differ slightly as we ship improvements.

Worth knowing

Commission on tickets
0%
The card fee is the only deduction, the same as a food order.
Cost to list an event
Free
No listing fee, no monthly fee.
Payout
After the event
Ticket money is held until the night has happened, then paid to your usual account.
Dates per series
Up to 400
Opened about four months ahead and topped up nightly.
9:41
Sunday Supper Club
Draft
Nobody can see it yet
Tickets
Seat at the table$30 · 20 placesEdit
Add a ticket typeEarly bird, group, free, pay what you canAdd
The room
SeatingGeneral admission — or draw a plan and sell it seat by seatChange
On the night
Guest list0 booked · 0 checked inOpen
Scan people inWorks with no signalOpen
Publish
On a phone
feedhood.com/kitchen/events/sunday-supper-club
Draft
Nobody can see it yet
Tickets
Seat at the table$30 · 20 placesEdit
Add a ticket typeEarly bird, group, free, pay what you canAdd
The room
SeatingGeneral admission — or draw a plan and sell it seat by seatChange
On the night
Guest list0 booked · 0 checked inOpen
Scan people inWorks with no signalOpen
Publish
On a computer

The console for one event: tickets, the room, the guest list, the door.

Illustrated to match the product. Your screen may differ slightly as we ship improvements.

What catches people out

The door scanner works with no signal — if you prepare

Open the guest list once while you still have a connection and it downloads. The scanner then decides locally and queues every check-in until it can upload. The device’s answer is a claim, not a fact: the server re-decides each queued scan on upload, because a refund may have happened since, and anything it disagrees with is reported rather than swallowed.

A private address is private until somebody books

Switch it on and the event shows its neighbourhood publicly; the street address goes out with the ticket. That is the normal setting for a supper club in your own home, and it also means the event has no pin on the events map — it is listed beside it instead, under "Not on the map".

Changing a series’ schedule after tickets sell is blocked

Dates that have sold cannot be moved under the people who bought them. Edit those dates individually, or cancel the series and start a new one. Everything else about a series — the description, the price of an unsold tier, the FAQ — still pushes to every future date when you save the template.

Tax on admissions is not tax on food

You can add tax to tickets, and the mechanism works. Whether you SHOULD, and at what rate, is a question for your own accountant — admissions are treated differently from prepared food in many places, including BC.

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