Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike traditional ticketing platforms where you're competing for attention, Scenix gives you direct access to a built-in community of engaged fans who are actively looking for their next live experience.

We bring the audience to you. Instead of spending time and money hunting for customers, we've already built a pool of members who actively seek live events in their area, browse our marketplace daily, and become recurring customers who attend events regularly throughout the year. Our subscription model motivates members to maximize their membership value, which means they're not one-time buyers—they're fans who come back to your venue again and again, filling your seats consistently.

We partner with all types of venues, including:

• Music Venues

• Arenas

• Amphitheaters

• Sports Venues

• Festivals & Festival Grounds

• Comedy Venues & Clubs

• Theaters & Performing Arts

• Multi-Purpose &Entertainment

• Special Events

  We work with venues of any size and capacity.

It’s Free! Scenix works on a simple, performance-based model. You only issue unused inventory, and we handle the rest. There are no upfront costs, setup fees, or subscriptions.

Every venue has different goals and market dynamics, so we work collaboratively to establish pricing that fills your seats while meeting your revenue targets.

Absolutely! You have complete control over which events appear on Scenix.

You receive payment based on tickets sold through our platform.

We process all transactions securely and remit funds to you according to our partnership agreement. Payment terms and schedules are discussed during partnership setup and can be customized based on your venue's needs and events.

During our discovery call, we'll walk through the full payment process, timelines, and any specific requirements you have.

No problem at all! Scenix is designed to work alongside your existing ticketing system, not replace it.

No. Scenix is designed to complement your existing demand, not replace it. We only tap into unused capacity — meaning Scenix members fill seats that otherwise would have gone empty.