How it works
One system, from the first ticket
to the thank-you note.
Eventbrite sells tickets. Mailchimp sends email. Sched shows a schedule. Janix runs all of it — so your sales, your audience, and your marketing finally talk to each other. Here is how an event runs on Janix.
No monthly fee to start. You only pay when you sell.
Sell
Sell the way events actually sell.
Tiered tickets and multi-day passes. Early-bird windows that flip on their own. Sliding-scale and pay-what-you-can, with a floor you set. Holdbacks, comps, promo codes, and a walk-up box office that still works when the line is out the door. You connect your own Stripe, so you are the merchant of record — your payouts, your rules — and Janix only earns when you sell a ticket.
Your audience
Every ticket becomes a contact you keep.
Every paid, free, and comp ticket — every box-office sale, every badge scan — becomes a contact in your CRM, automatically. Janix sorts them as it goes: the super-fans who have come ten times, the regulars, the lapsed, the first-timers. No list to import, no spreadsheet to reconcile. By the time the event is over, you know your audience better than you did walking in.
The marketing assistant
It writes to them in your voice.
Paste a paragraph you wrote. The assistant learns your tone, your sentence shape, the words you would never use — and drafts every email to sound like you. It picks the right people for each send: last year's no-shows, the pass-holders who never bought the add-on, the ones who open everything and never buy. And because Janix runs the checkout, it tells you what each email actually made — tickets sold, not opens. Nothing goes out that you did not approve.
The door
Run the door even when the wifi dies.
Check people in from any phone, across every gate and venue, with door staff who log in with a PIN and never see your admin. Scan attendees into individual sessions. Print badges on the spot. Watch the numbers in real time. And when the connection drops — at a festival, it will — Janix keeps checking people in and syncs the second it is back.
Sponsors and program
The parts nobody else even touches.
Build a multi-track schedule and Janix flags the room and speaker conflicts before you do. Run a call for proposals, score it, and the talks you accept drop straight onto the schedule. Keep a real pipeline for sponsors and vendors — from first email to signed to booth leads scanned on the floor — then hand each sponsor a return-on-investment report you did not stay up to build.
Prove it
The report they want, already written.
Revenue by event and tier. Attendance and no-shows. The grant-ready demographics report in the format the NEA asks for. Year over year, with a confidence level on every number so you know exactly what to trust. The reporting that used to eat the week after the event is generated from the data you already collected.
Year over year
Your second event runs better than your first.
Janix watches what worked — which passes sold first, which emails converted, who came back — and brings it to the next one. The crowd you built this year is the pre-sale for next year. And it is yours: your data is never pooled with anyone else's, and if you ever decide to leave, you take your whole audience with you.
See Janix on your event.
Book a demo and we will show you Janix on your real program — describe your event and it drafts the structure, then you make it yours. You go live when you connect Stripe, and Janix only earns when you sell.