Events and tickets
Sell your own shows
Create the event, sell tickets through Stripe, scan them at the door. You set the price and you run the door.
Your shows, your bookings, your fans. One account.
Aerialists, dancers, models, riggers, musicians: sell tickets to your own shows, sell the sessions, bookings and courses you offer, and give fans a performance to follow. Performing is added to your one account. A referral code starts your application; your page names who recommended you.
- A referral code starts your application
- Tickets, sessions and courses through Stripe
- Shows and practice both feed your companion
How Arsclepius helps you
Offerings
Get booked
List what you offer: a private session, a performance booking, a shoot, rigging. With a price on it, people book and pay for one; they can also buy a pack or a subscription. Leave it unpriced, and they message you to arrange it.
Personas
A stage name, if you want one
A persona is a public page under the name you perform as, kept separate from your personal profile. When another host lists you on their bill, choose the persona and that is the name on the lineup.
Practice still counts
You are a practitioner as well as a performer. In each discipline, your companion's habitat takes the better of your practice record and your performance record.
Perform on other people's bills
A host adds you to their event as a performer. Accept the invite, hold a ticket, and when they check you in the performance is recorded on the event's skills as XP.
Fans, not followers
People become fans of your performance experience from Explore and buy your tickets. There is no feed. Your page is your shows, your work and your skills.
Coming soon: your companion, as your helper
We are teaching your companion to help. Ask it in your own words and it finds what you're looking for, or takes you to the page that does it. Nothing is booked or published until you tap it yourself.
When you come to things
Ask what is on this weekend and it shows the events and classes by date, each with a door to its page. It lists; it never ranks or recommends anyone.
When you host
Ask how refunds or check-in work and you get the app's own answer, with a door to the page.
Yours to turn on
The AI part is optional and for adult accounts. Without it, each of these is still a button in the app: Explore for finding things, and Help for how the app works.
Not live yet. We will say so here when it is.
The systems you can use
Each one is live today unless it says it opens soon. Open one to see how you use it.
Events and tickets
Your shows as events with tickets, Stripe checkout and QR check-in. Guests can buy a paid ticket without an account, except for 18+ events.
Everything for event hostsHow you use it: Events and tickets
Create the event, set the price, publish it to Explore, and scan tickets at the door.
Offerings
Listings for your time: privates, performance bookings, shoots, rigging. Sold one at a time, or as session packs and subscriptions.
How you use it: Offerings
List an offering with a price, and clients book and pay for one through Stripe. Add plans for packs and subscriptions. Leave it unpriced, and clients message you to arrange it.
Performance experience and fans
An experience of the performance kind is what fans follow. It carries your upcoming shows and the skills you perform.
How you use it: Performance experience and fans
Create it from Home once performing is switched on. Fans find it in Explore and tap Follow.
Personas
A named public page at its own address with its own avatar, bio, upcoming shows and a reel of albums, kept separate from the personal profile behind it.
How you use it: Personas
Create it in Settings, attribute albums to it, and choose it as your billing on any event where a host has added you as a performer.
Portfolio and albums
Photos and video of your work in albums, each album tagged to skills so it shows on those cards.
How you use it: Portfolio and albums
Add albums from your profile and choose who can see each one.
Performance XP and your companion
A checked-in performance grants XP on the skills the host tagged on the event. In each discipline, your companion's habitat takes the better of your practice record and your performance record.
How you use it: Performance XP and your companion
Get added to another host's event as a performer, accept the invite, hold a ticket, and have the host check you in at the door.
Age-gated work
Work that involves nudity or kink can be posted once you have verified your age. It sits behind the age gate and shows only to people who have verified theirs. The ID check opens soon.
How you use it: Age-gated work
The ID check opens soon. Once you have completed it in Settings, mark the album when you upload it, and the gate is applied for you.
Wallet and payouts
Stripe Connect payouts to your bank, with ticket money held until a week after the event ends.
How you use it: Wallet and payouts
Connect Stripe from Settings. Sales and held funds appear in your wallet.
Straight answers
The limits, before you find them yourself.
A referral code starts it
A referral code starts your application; your page names who recommended you. No code? Ask for one on the same screen and put a link to your work in the note; a person reads it and replies by email.
One account, one more capability
Performing is a capability added to your one profile, not a second account. Your skills, companion and history stay in one place.
No tips yet
Tickets, single sessions, packs, subscriptions and courses are the ways to be paid. Tipping is not built.
The fee and the payout window
You set the prices: the platform takes one fee per order, charged on top for the buyer unless you choose to absorb it. Ticket revenue is held until seven days after the event ends, which leaves room for refunds under the policy you chose. The rate in force is on the pay page.
The revenue share is earned over time
After costs, what is left of the platform's fees is for the people and communities who keep running things here, not for whoever shows up once. People checked in at shows you host yourself count, when their seat paid the platform fee. A show another host booked you for counts for that host. You can share after eight active quarters, which is at least two years of steady activity. No quarter before October 1, 2028 pays, and after that a quarter pays only when the platform's fees are more than its costs. The rule is on the pay page.
If a line on this page does not match what you see in the app, tell us at Robert@Arsclepius.com and we will fix it.
Questions people ask
What kinds of performers?
Any craft with a live or recorded form: aerial, dance, rope, music, modelling, circus. If you can put it on a stage or in front of a lens, it fits.
Do I have to teach?
No. Teaching is a separate capability. A performer account with shows, listings and a portfolio is complete on its own.
Can I perform under a different name?
Yes, through a persona. The persona page shows only what you put on it, and a host who lists you can bill you under it. Payments still go through Stripe under your real identity.
How do people find me?
Through your events in Explore, your performance experience there, your persona page, your public profile if you make it public, and the link you share.
I also practice and learn. Same account?
Yes. Your disciplines, skill ladders, cards and companion are on the same profile. Performing is one more thing that profile can do.