Pay-per-view and ticketing for MMA promotions

Paste your Fight card one bout per line, with weights if you have them, or straight from your spreadsheet. Change it as fights are added and dropped.

After the night you record each result: the winner, how it ended and a line of detail. They show on the card next to the replay, so the page keeps its value after the show.

• Tickets for the building, general admission and VIP, scanned at the door on a volunteer's phone.
• A livestream ticket for fans who cannot be there.
• The replay, put on sale after the show at its own price if you set one.

Give each fighter or gym a code. Buyers type it at checkout, and your dashboard shows how many tickets each code sold. A discount is optional: set it to zero and the code only tracks.

AVP.Live sells tickets and streams events. Sanctioning, licensing, insurance and commission rules stay with you. Combat-sport event pages carry this line under the card: "Fight card subject to change. Bouts, records and results are managed by the promotion and, where applicable, the sanctioning body of record."

Ticket sales are paid into your own Stripe account. The service fee is 12% of the ticket price on livestream and replay tickets and 5% on in-person tickets, plus card processing. Your buyers pay it on top by default, or you can choose to absorb it. There is no monthly fee.

The numbers are on the pricing page, and the calculator shows what a show could bring in.

Can I show results on the page?

Yes. After each fight you record the winner, the method and a line of detail, and they appear on the card.

Does AVP.Live handle sanctioning or commission paperwork?

No. AVP.Live sells tickets and streams the event. Sanctioning, licensing and insurance stay with you and your commission.

Can I sell only the livestream, or only the building?

Either, or both. An event can sell only a livestream, only in-person tickets, or both from the same page.

How do fighters sell tickets?

Give each fighter or gym a code. Buyers type it at checkout, and your dashboard shows how many tickets each code sold. A discount is optional.

What do I need to stream?

To stream you need a camera, a computer running OBS (free) or vMix, and a wired internet connection with steady upload speed. Test from the venue before show day: the help guides walk through it.

• Build your event page, step by step.
• How it works, from sign-up to payout.
• See a real MMA promotion's page.
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