Share the tour outline
Artist, countries, approximate dates, venues, visual materials and the way tickets are sold today.
Launch OneBand
A managed tour launch, not an empty website builder.
We prepare the public site and the ticket operation around the real tour. Your team approves the journey before any fan sees it.
Discuss your tourCORE COMMERCIAL MODEL1%
of ticket turnover
Minimum €99. Scope and country-specific costs are confirmed before launch.
From brief to on sale
Four clear stages.
The exact timing depends on countries, venue types, seat maps, payment setup and how complete the source material is.
We assemble the tour system
Domain, pages, dates, tickets, seats, payments, languages, emails and team access are configured together.
Your team signs it off
The team checks every date, price, language, seat map, email and test purchase before the public launch.
Go live and keep the same home
New cities, presales, sold-out states and additional dates are added to the existing tour site.
First launch scope
Everything needed to sell the tour directly.
Final availability depends on the selected markets, venues and payment providers. The approved scope is recorded before implementation.
01Branded tour website
02Artist domain or subdomain
03Cities, venues and dates
04General admission and reserved seats
05Languages and currencies
06Payment setup
07Buyer emails and mobile tickets
08QR entry and guest list
09Presale and waitlist
10City demand collection
11Basic sales analytics
12Consent capture and fan segments
What we need to scope the launch
Start with the facts you already have.
You do not need a completed twenty-field specification. The first outline should be enough to reveal the real setup.
Artist or project, planned announcement and intended on-sale date.
Countries, cities, venues and approximate capacities.
Price levels, reserved seating, VIP needs and existing local partners.
Visual assets, languages, currencies and preferred domain.
Payment seller, support, refunds, entry process and team access.
No hidden hand-off
Direct sales can live alongside local partners.
OneBand does not require the team to abandon marketplace or venue agreements. The direct channel and each external allocation are mapped city by city.
Tour site, ticket configuration, branded journey, team workspace and agreed integrations.
Confirmed dates, rights to visual material, commercial decisions and approval of content and test purchases.
Seller of record, payments, tax, refunds, support and entry ownership are agreed for the actual country and venue setup.
Before the call
Practical questions.
Can we keep local ticket partners?
Yes. OneBand can be the official direct channel while selected allocations stay with venue or market partners.
Can the site use the artist’s domain?
Yes. The public tour experience is prepared for an artist-owned domain or subdomain and follows the artist’s visual identity.
Can the tour use several languages and currencies?
Yes. The exact languages, currencies and payment methods are scoped by market before launch.
Who controls buyer and subscriber data?
The launch agreement identifies the data roles. Optional marketing communication is collected separately from the data required to fulfil an order.
How fast can we launch?
The schedule is confirmed after the countries, dates, venue types, seat maps, payments and source materials are known.
Send the tour outline. Get a practical launch plan.
Share the artist, countries and approximate timing. We’ll return with a practical launch plan.