Step 1
Revenue
Transparent pricing deserves transparent closeout.
The live product is built so operators can explain the money trail with confidence: what fans paid, what fees were included, how refunds or disputes affect the event, and what is ready for payout.
Talk to usCloseout confidence
A simple public story for a serious financial rail.
Fans see clear all-in pricing. Operators see a closeout they can trust. The platform keeps the operational detail behind the scenes and surfaces the result as clean, reviewable payout context.
Step 2
Payment confirmed
Step 3
Revenue recorded
Step 4
Closeout reviewed
Step 5
Payout summary
Proof of integrity
Every ticket sold is reconciled. Every payout is provable.
Every dollar has a row
Sales, fees, processing, refunds, and chargebacks post to an append-only financial ledger.
Settlement locks the closeout
Corrections happen as reversing rows, not edits to history, so finance can audit the trail.
Concurrency is proven
The platform has tests for no oversell and one-scan-only ticket validation against Supabase.
Revenue taxonomy
Transactions, subscriptions, and commerce are live. The rest is sequenced.
This page names the broader entertainment-OS revenue model without pretending future categories like media, sponsorship, licensing, AI, or full white-label routing are already shipped.
Transaction
Per-ticket and per-order economics through the current all-in checkout and fee snapshots.
Recurring subscription
The Plug Plus recurring fan access is live through Stripe subscriptions and the member portal.
Commerce
Event-attached products and Bar Plug cashless spend are live commerce lanes.
Media
Long-term content and streaming revenue concepts.
Sponsorship
Future sponsor placement, deliverable, and performance reporting.
Operational software
Organization workspaces are live; broader platform licensing waits on white-label controls and payment routing.
Licensing
Future brand/IP licensing concepts for label and studio use cases.
Data intelligence
Event, fan CRM, and financial reports are live; packaged aggregate intelligence remains a proposed product.