Platform fee, paid by the fan, on the listed ticket.
The college keeps the listed price. Fans buy this game from the athletics website. A reserved seat is chosen in the section. General admission is a count. One account covers every sport and every home game. Sales reach the department’s bank in two business days.
The fan pays the listed ticket plus the 5% platform fee. The RaceFeed Rewards Program returns up to 15% of that fee to the college.
Hawk Stadium · 4,280 in · 1,520 still for sale
The department keeps the listed price. The fan pays the 5%.
Fig. 01 · The ticket office, opened on Saturday.
Platform fee, paid by the fan, on the listed ticket.
Of that fee, returned to the college. The top of RaceFeed Rewards.
From the sale to the department’s bank. Stripe holds the account.
The public page is a schedule with prices. Away games stay on the list so the season reads correctly, and they do not take payment.
A single game, a group, and a campus price. A reserved seat is chosen in the section. General admission and the student ticket are counts.
Football vs Riverside · Sep 12 · 7:00 PM
General admission is a count. A reserved seat is chosen in the section and named on the pass.
One person pays for the people with them
One person pays. Each person is named on the department’s list and holds their own code at the gate.
A campus ticket, with its own cap
The student ticket is a count, held out of general admission. A code can take money off one buyer or every person in a group.
Football · Sat, Sep 12 · 7:00 PM
Hawk Stadium · Section C · Row 1 · Seat 6
The seat she chose is the seat on the pass, and the seat on the department’s list for Saturday. The same code is the mark on the phone and the code the gate accepts.
Create your accountFig. 02 · The pass names the seat.
Fig. 03 · Reserved seats are one section. The phone shows that section.
A fan who buys a reserved seat picks it in the section. General admission and the student ticket do not pick a seat. The seat on the pass is the seat on the department’s list.
Reserved seats are one section, up to four. The phone shows that section.
Each seat carries a name, such as C-14-8. That name is stored on the purchase, printed on the pass, and listed for the department.
The seat is held while checkout is open. Another fan cannot finish on it. If the first fan leaves, the seat returns to the section.
The department keeps its website. RaceFeed is the office behind the link. The bank details stay at Stripe. RaceFeed never stores the routing number.
The office opens after the department is named. The first home game is added from Season. The bank is connected once, when that game goes on sale.
Work email, a password, and the department. The office opens on the first home game.
Opponent, date, stadium, and the prices. General admission is a count. A reserved seat is chosen in the section.
Once, when the game goes on sale. Stripe holds the account. Every sport uses it. Deposits arrive in two business days.
The athletics website, the student email, and the poster. Sales appear on the season the same day.
The fan pays the listed ticket and the 5% RaceFeed fee. The department keeps the listed price. Rewards sends up to 15% of that fee back to the college. On a $25 ticket the fee is $1.25, and the top reward is $0.19.
Top of the RaceFeed Rewards Program. $0 to open the season. Ticket sales deposit in two days. The reward is paid from RaceFeed’s fee.
Name the department, add one home game, and connect the bank when it goes on sale. Westbridge, on the screen above, is a sample department. It is not a client, and it does not wear a real university’s marks.
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