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Tutti Tickets

Everyone together, booked in.

Booking for singing weekends, choir days, workshops and retreats: the events people run, not venues. A page for your event, payment straight to you, and the lists you need on the day.

Free while Tutti is in beta. You only need an email address to start.

Booked a place? The link to your booking is in your confirmation email. Looking for one? Find events.

Booking open

Autumn harmony weekend

Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 October, Much Dewchurch

Standard
£95
Supporter Pays for a supported place
£115
Supported
£45

12 of 40 places left

An example event: three kinds of ticket with their prices, the places left, and the message a booker gets once they've paid.

Made for events like yours

A weekend of workshops isn't a gig. Places are shared between kinds of ticket, people pay in different ways, and you need to know who's vegetarian. Tutti was built around one.

Everything at a glance

Each event shows how many places are booked, what's been paid in, who's still paying and who's waiting to hear. Nothing to add up.

An event on the organiser's dashboard, with places booked, money paid in and who's still paying

Supported places, paid for

Let people who can afford it pay a little more, so others can come for less. Every supporter ticket opens one supported place, so they're always covered. All your tickets share one count of places, and extras (an evening meal, a songbook) have their own.

Booking on a phone, with supporter and supported places and an extra

Bank transfer, chased for you

Bookers can pay by card or by bank transfer, to details in your name. Tutti holds their places, reminds them, gives a final warning if someone's on the waiting list, and lets the places go if the money never comes.

A booking awaiting bank transfer, with the date it must be paid by

Health details kept private

Dietary and access needs are seen only by the people running the event, printed on a private list for the day, and deleted 30 days after it.

The private list for the day, with dietary needs and who still owes money
  • Save the date

    Put the dates up before booking opens, and tell everyone who asked the moment it does.

  • Super referrers

    Give the person bringing a group their own link, and a reward that grows with every place booked through it.

  • A waiting list that runs itself

    Places that come back are offered to the next person, held for 48 hours.

  • Discount codes

    A percentage or an amount off, for some tickets or all, for a while or a number of uses.

  • Next year in a minute

    Copy last year's event, with its tickets, questions and codes, and change the dates.

  • Your team

    Invite the people you run events with. Viewers can see who's coming without seeing health details.

From save the date to the sign‑in sheet

One event, start to finish, set up on one page that shows you exactly what people will see.

  1. Save the date

    Put the dates up before booking opens. People leave their name, and hear the moment it does.

  2. Booking opens

    Tickets that share one count of places, supported places, extras, discount codes, and card or bank transfer.

  3. The weeks before

    Email everyone booked from your own name. They can pass a place on or cancel under your refund policy, without you in the middle.

  4. On the day

    Print the sign-in sheet, and a private list of dietary needs and anyone who still owes money.

The money goes straight to you

Bookers pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, into your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays it into your bank. Tutti never holds it. Stripe takes its standard fee from each payment.

  • Refunds follow the policy you set, and go back the way people paid.
  • Tutti is free while it's in beta. We'll tell you well before that changes.
  • Your list of who wants to hear about the next event stays yours.

Set up in an evening

Your dashboard lists what's left before your first booking, in any order. Every step has a guide, with a picture of the button to press. And next year, copy this year's event and change the dates.

Read the help guides

Built with Harmony Hub Hereford

Tutti started as the box office for Harmony Hub Hereford's singing weekends, around eighty-five bookings a weekend, and was shaped by the people who run them.

Questions people ask

Do my bookers need an account?

No. They book with their name and email address, and get a link to their booking, where they can pass a place on or cancel.

What does it cost?

Tutti is free while it's in beta. Stripe takes its standard fee from each payment. We'll tell you well before anything changes.

Who holds the money?

You do. Payments go into your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays them into your bank. Tutti never holds your money.

Can people pay by bank transfer?

Yes. Each booking gets its own bank details in your name, Stripe matches the payment, and Tutti reminds anyone who hasn't paid.

What happens to dietary and access needs?

Only the people running the event see them, never viewers in your team, and they're deleted 30 days after the event.

Can I try it before anyone sees it?

Yes. A new event is a draft that only your team can see, until you put up a save-the-date page or open booking.

Is it only for singing?

No. It suits any event where people book places: workshops, classes, retreats, day schools and community weekends.

Your next event, booked in

Make an account, set up your event as a draft, and open booking when you're ready.

Create your first event