Miracuves' ready-made, white-label box office hands you a white label ticketing platform you own: one TypeScript repository holding the buyer app, the venue portal, the operator console and the API, with schema and migrations, switched on under your name in six working days.
Fares build from a base price through matinee, weekend or surge windows, promo codes and spent points, and a group order splits into member shares that confirm only once everyone has paid. Buyers book on a responsive web app or the included Android and iOS apps, and single sign-on and ERP sync are available add-ons. A dedicated search engine or another notification channel is priced in writing before work starts, typically taking 2-8 weeks.
Launch in 6 Days with
StackTypeScript · React 19 · Next.js 16 · Tailwind CSS · Drizzle ORM · PostgreSQL 14+ · Redis 6
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Live in six working days, or we keep working free until you launch. Every build carries 60 days guidance, 6 months bug fixes and 12 months updates.Verify every figure
Doors That Count Once
A QR ticket flips to checked in on its first scan; any repeat is logged as an attempt with counters and an audit trail, never as a second guest.
Ledgers You Can Replay
Points balances and partner payouts sit on append-only journals, so an audit is a database query and any balance can be rebuilt from the start.
Four Gateways, Your Merchant Accounts
Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal and Adyen process the card details, so card numbers never reach your servers; each needs a merchant account in your name before real money moves.
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01Try it yourself
Running Live
Try the Miracuves platform before you talk to anyone. Four live environments are open, and every role has a working login, so there is nothing to set up. Hold a seat, scan a ticket at the door and run a partner settlement yourself.
What your buyers use: browsing across six verticals, referrals, loyalty points, QR tickets, checkout and interactive seat maps.
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The venue team's workspace: the QR scanner, payout balances, occupancy analytics, showtime scheduling and screen and seat setup.
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Whole-platform control: system health, settlements, promo codes, bookings and refunds, a TMDB-import catalog, and user and role management.
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An Android build of the booking app in your branding, calling the platform's own APIs just like the responsive web application.
Video Walkthrough
Would a guided tour help? Reserve a 30-minute call and we will map your launch together: go-live sequence, loyalty design, commission structure, gateway choice and venue onboarding.
Book a live walkthrough call.Flow From Seat to Show
Miracuves ships about 135 API endpoints, grouped in ten route families, behind buyer booking, venue operations and the whole admin console.
Each walkthrough follows one person: a buyer who browses, picks seats and ends with a scanned QR ticket; a venue user who sets up a screen and gets a payout; an operator who imports a catalog and processes a refund.
02Proof
Client Voices
Feedback from cinema and event operators who launched ticketing platforms with Miracuves. Client identities withheld under NDA.
“Partner settlement used to be four days of spreadsheet work every month. It now runs on a cycle and the statements generate themselves.”
“Our venue managers had never used a portal before. They were configuring showtimes and scanning tickets within a day, which was the real test.”
“TMDB import meant our movie catalogue populated itself. That alone removed weeks of data entry before we could even launch.”
“Seat concurrency was the thing we were most afraid of building. Watching two browsers fight over the same seat in the demo and the second one lose cleanly is what convinced us.”
Proof in Production
One operator went live with a regional entertainment ticketing platform built on Miracuves software. The client's identity stays confidential under an NDA.
A regional entertainment ticketing platform launched on the Miracuves BookMyShow Clone, with real-time seat maps and automated partner payouts.
“Seat inventory held up on our first weekend on sale, which was the only thing we were worried about. Venues reconcile their own settlement now.”Operations Director · Multi-venue ticketing platform - name withheld under NDA
03What it is
The Basics
With a white label ticketing platform from Miracuves you run ready-built ticketing software, covering seat booking, payments and venue tools, as your own brand. Here it covers streaming, activities, plays, sports, events and movies, with live seat choice, multi-gateway checkout, QR checks at the entrance and the operator tools behind them.
What matters is how seats are protected. Each seat row carries a version number, a distributed lock guards it and holds expire on a timer, so the same seat is not sold twice when a launch is busy.
You receive the source code, database schema and migrations. There is no per-seat or per-ticket fee to us, no vendor roadmap to wait on, and the database is standard PostgreSQL.
Payment gateways, SMS, email and push are wired in and start handling real money and messages the moment your own provider accounts are connected.
Covers Web, Android, iOS & API
A storefront is the easy bit. The difficult work is making sure one seat cannot be sold twice at the same moment, paying venue partners the correct amount on time, and checking tickets at a gate where the signal is weak. This platform has those problems handled.
Counted up, the package holds a four-tier loyalty engine, four payment gateways, customer, vendor and admin surfaces of their own, roughly 135 API endpoints and around 40 database tables spread across thirteen domains.
What Comes in the Box
Miracuves built every item here already, and each can be tried in the live demo. Some features need your own account with a third-party provider before they can move real money or deliver a real message, and those entries say so directly.
Streaming, activities, plays, sports, events and movies each have a scheduling model that fits: cinema runs on showtimes, and the other five run on event instances, so no single format is squeezed over all six.
Maps are drawn from a stored seat layout, and live availability is pushed over WebSocket, so a seat someone else just took turns grey on your screen.
Price by seat type, then layer on matinee, evening, weekend or surge-window adjustments; promo codes can be a percentage, a fixed amount or buy-one-get-one.
An organizer invites friends and every member sees a share of their own, while payment status is tracked per member, so a group that has only partly paid never confirms by accident.
Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal and Adyen are all connected. Webhooks are HMAC-verified and refunds are supported, so buyers are not lost because their usual payment method is absent.
Each ticket gets a unique QR code at confirmation. A scan at the gate marks it checked in, while attempt counters and audit logs keep a record behind the scenes.
Each partner has its own commission rate and a weekly, fortnightly or monthly cycle, paid out through Stripe Connect and PayPal Payouts, with a statement for every cycle.
Tiers climb from Bronze up to Platinum, each with earning multipliers and discounts. An append-only points ledger lets any balance be recalculated from the start.
The referrer and the new user both earn. Attribution is captured at signup, the reward is released at the first confirmed booking, and duplicate detection guards the loop.
One notification service handles email, SMS and push, plus live WebSocket updates, for confirmations, reminders, refunds and loyalty events.
The mobile-optimized entry scanner sits alongside payout balances, occupancy analytics, showtime scheduling, seat layout editing and venue and screen setup.
Platform analytics, cache diagnostics, review moderation, promo codes, booking oversight with refunds, a TMDB-import catalog, and user and role management.
The software itself is finished on delivery. You still have to connect SMS, email, push and the payment gateways, because each needs provider accounts and credentials in your own name before launch. The interface ships in English with multi-language groundwork built in, and catalog search runs on fast direct database queries, with a dedicated search engine on offer as an add-on.
Daily operation needs no developers
Miracuves keeps identity, catalog, commerce, moderation and platform health together in a single admin console. Permissions are verified deep in the code, at route, handler and service level, so a hidden menu link is never the only protection.
Recent activity, pending approvals and platform KPIs - the first screen an operations lead checks each morning to find out what needs attention.
Login history, suspension and deletion sit beside full user records, where each account is assigned a role as customer, vendor, partner or admin.
Movies come in directly from TMDB with metadata, posters and cast, and events in the other five verticals are created by hand.
Venue records with amenities, the seat layout editor behind the customer map, and screen setup for each format.
A calendar view for scheduling, bulk creation, copying from existing patterns and clash detection against runtime.
Every booking platform-wide with its lifecycle status, and refunds in full or in part across all four gateways.
Reconciliation view for resolving disputes, next to the transaction ledger, webhook delivery history and gateway health.
Redemption tracking, usage limits and validity windows for every code, whether it is a percentage, fixed or buy-one-get-one offer.
See each partner's earnings, the commission taken and payout status, and start a payout by hand when a cycle must run early.
Reviews go through an approval workflow, next to Redis cache diagnostics, system health and analytics dashboards covering the whole platform.
Larger buyers usually ask for some extras: syncing with accounting or ERP systems, real-time streaming analytics, a separate database for each tenant, and SAML or OIDC single sign-on. Treat these as add-ons. Send us the requirement and we will scope it.
04Scope of the build and its price
Complete Package
Miracuves delivers one deployable platform in full, with the application source, a data schema and the paperwork a technical reviewer expects. Ownership passes to you entirely. There is no runtime license, seat fee or per-ticket fee, and you do not depend on our roadmap.
The whole Next.js 16 and React 19 application, written in TypeScript, with the customer, vendor, admin and API surfaces in one pnpm monorepo that you can change and redeploy.
Standard PostgreSQL holds roughly 40 tables in thirteen domains. Lifecycles are enum-driven, seat inventory uses optimistic locking, and ledger tables cannot be edited after the fact.
Buyers get referrals, rewards, a wishlist and booking history, along with QR tickets, checkout, interactive seat maps, global search and six verticals to browse.
Venue teams manage their screens and venues here, edit seat layouts, schedule showtimes, read occupancy analytics, check payout balances and use the mobile entry scanner.
Analytics, cache diagnostics, moderation, settlements, promo codes, bookings with refunds, a catalog with TMDB import, and users with roles.
Four gateways are integrated with verified webhooks and refunds, and Stripe Connect and PayPal Payouts are set up for automatic partner settlement.
TMDB for catalog import, Twilio for SMS, SendGrid for email, Firebase for push, AWS S3 with CloudFront, and Redis handling caching, rate limiting and pub/sub.
An entity-relationship diagram, a guide to reading the schema, the full API collection, a developer and security handbook, the VAPT posture and a product dossier.
Log in to the demo as any of the three roles shown above. If you would rather be guided, a walkthrough call lets us run a live seat booking, a QR check and a settlement against your own venue model.
Price Breakdown
Ticketing platform cost with Miracuves begins at $3,999 for the ready-to-launch white label package. It rises with venue count, gateway choice, loyalty setup, integrations and infrastructure complexity.
Professional
Ready-Built Ticketing PackageBest for: Independent cinemas, event promoters, regional ticketing platforms and venue groups
What you see in the demo is what you get, under your brand and self-hosted.
Get StartedEnterprise
Tailored, Regulated & Peak-LoadBest for: Multiplex chains, stadium operators, theater groups and multi-venue enterprises
A custom build shaped around your own circumstances and business needs.
Ask for a QuoteMiracuves sells this white label ticketing platform at $3,999, paid once. The price covers your brand on the buyer web app plus Android and iOS apps, the venue portal and admin console, deployment to your hosting and the full TypeScript repository with its roughly 40-table schema.
What moves your total sits outside the software invoice
A dedicated search engine, single sign-on or accounting sync is a separate module: written quote first, then usually 2-8 weeks of effort.
Compare Your Options
A ticketing brand can rent a hosted box office, hire an agency, or own finished software from Miracuves. The table weighs owning this white label ticketing platform against both on time, money and control.
| Criteria | MiracuvesReady-Made White Label Ticketing Platform | Custom Development | SaaS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch time | 6 working days on your server | Scoped per project, usually months | Instant account on vendor terms |
| Upfront cost | $3,999 one-time, no per-ticket fee | Quoted per specification | Per-ticket or monthly charges |
| Source code ownership | Full Next.js, React and PostgreSQL code | Only if the contract assigns it | Vendor keeps the code |
| Customization | Verticals, seat tiers, fees and loyalty rules | Built to order at extra cost | Vendor configuration only |
| Ongoing fees | No seat fee, revenue share or ticket fee | Maintenance billed separately | A cut of every ticket sold |
| Branding & app-store listing | Your brand on web, Android and iOS apps | Your brand on a new build | Vendor name on checkout or tickets |
| Best for | Cinemas, promoters, venue groups and aggregators | Venue logic no product supports | One-off or small events |
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Ownership
The phrase white label ticketing platform gets used loosely, so Miracuves draws the line here: you own and brand the software, and no hosted service is rented to you.
The customer web app and the Android and iOS apps carry your brand, and the whole platform runs self-hosted under your name. Confirmations, reminders, refunds and loyalty messages go out through your own SendGrid, Twilio and Firebase accounts, so buyers hear from your business. The vendor portal and admin console stay under the same brand.
You own the full repository: the TypeScript application built on Next.js 16 and React 19, held in one pnpm monorepo, with the customer, vendor, admin and API surfaces, the Drizzle ORM schema of about 40 tables in 13 domains, and the technical documentation pack. There is no revenue share, seat fee or per-ticket fee to Miracuves.
There is no hosted subscription here that a vendor can turn off: you hold the code and host it yourself. Merchant accounts for the payment gateways and provider accounts for SMS, email and push stay registered to you. Extra interface languages, a dedicated search engine, SSO, per-tenant databases and ERP sync are all available as add-ons when you want them.
Where It Fits Best
Very different operators share one Miracuves codebase, and whichever vertical they lead with decides which tools they lean on. Cinemas lean on seat maps and TMDB import, stadiums on tiered pricing, and promoters on promo codes and group bookings. Configuration covers the differences, so there is no fork to maintain.
Operate a multiplex or a standalone cinema: movie records come in automatically from TMDB, each screen gets its own auditorium seat map, and premium formats are priced with seat-type multipliers.
Promoters can sell concerts, comedy nights and festivals at several venues. Presale promo codes serve affiliate channels, group invitations serve fan communities, and seat holds keep working when tickets go on sale and the crowd arrives.
Operate a stadium with tiered sections and season programs; premium prices and loyalty tiers together account for a meaningful share of revenue.
Put on a season of shows with membership tiers behind it. Schools and corporate groups book together, and split payment means nobody has to chase the rest of the party for money.
A region's venues sell under one brand. Every partner venue gets an operating portal of its own and its own settlement cycle, and customers log in once to a shared identity.
Sell experiences and activities that depend on registration and capacity, not a numbered seat, through the same booking, payment and validation backbone.
One TypeScript codebase serves businesses that sell time-bound or seated entry, and three of them put it to work in different ways.
Venue group box office
A cinema chain or stadium owner sells its own shows under one brand, with each site holding its own prices, seat maps and scanner staff.
Promoter and festival seller
A promoter sells concerts, comedy nights and festivals across several venues, using presale promo codes, group orders and seat holds built for a surge.
Regional aggregator
An operator gathers a region's venues under one name, gives each partner a portal and a settlement cycle, and lets customers sign in once.
In every case the ticket records, partner ledgers and customer relationships stay on infrastructure you hold.
One platform, many setups. All of these use cases share three role surfaces and one schema. What differs is your lead vertical, the pricing rules and the venue model, and you never end up maintaining a separate fork.
Speak With Our TeamIndustries
Miracuves' platform fits any business whose inventory is scheduled, seated or limited by capacity.
Cinemas, from single screens to chains, use everything from TMDB import to the QR scan at the door. Promoters of concerts and festivals rely on presale promo codes, group bookings and seat holds for launch day. Stadiums price by tier and run season programs. Theater companies combine memberships with group bookings from schools and corporates. Regional aggregators give every partner venue a portal and a settlement cycle. Activity and experience sellers use the same booking flow when there are no numbered seats. Comedy clubs and small venues get up-to-date booking with no IT department. Streaming operators can bundle digital access with physical tickets for hybrid events.
Miracuves built this as a concurrency-first ticketing platform that fits any business selling scheduled inventory. It handles several venues where your footprint needs them and runs entirely under your brand.
06Inside the build
From Booking to Show
From the outside, ticketing looks easy. In Miracuves' build, a booking moves through an ordered sequence: seat lock, payment, then entry check. Follow one booking from first browse to the scan at the gate and the payout that settles it.
Buyers explore one catalog across six verticals, from films and live events to sports and plays, and movie details arrive automatically from TMDB, so no one keys them in.
The moment two buyers reach for one seat is where weaker ticketing builds break. This one takes a distributed lock on the seat first, then runs an update that only lands if no one has claimed it already.
Ahead of paying, buyers see the whole fare build-up: the base price, the seat multiplier, the time factor, any discount applied and the fees.
Buyers pay through the gateway they prefer, and a booking is confirmed only when that gateway's webhook arrives with a verified signature. QR tickets are issued right after.
Venue staff scan each QR code and the ticket changes state exactly once. Any repeat scan is recorded as an attempt instead of letting another person through.
After the show, each partner is paid out on its own settlement cycle and buyers earn points toward their next booking, so both the money and the relationship are looked after.
Build Overview
Customer, vendor and admin are all served from one Next.js application sharing a database package, so the surfaces cannot drift apart on what is true.
A version column and a conditional update settle seat contention, instead of coordination in application code, and that is why the result stays correct under load.
Pub/sub broadcasting, rate limiting, hold expiry and distributed locks all go through Redis, which also lets the platform scale out horizontally.
Only a gateway callback with a verified signature confirms a booking, and idempotency on the transaction ID means a repeated delivery cannot confirm it twice.
Nobody can rewrite the points ledger or audit log, since both are append-only, so any balance or admin action can be rebuilt instead of trusted.
Table definitions and services sit in a single workspace package that the application imports, so frontend and backend share one source of truth for types.
Stack Overview
Miracuves tackles three hard problems behind the booking screens: two buyers wanting one seat, payment callbacks that can be trusted, and an operator console that stays steady when a big on-sale opens. These are the layers that solve them.
payment capture, SMS, email, push messages and movie metadata all connect at documented integration points, using the provider credentials you hold - each one goes live as soon as your keys are plugged in. Every layer listed is mainstream and easy to hire for, with no proprietary framework, and the schema moves to any PostgreSQL 14 instance.
Room to Grow
Miracuves runs a long-lived Node.js server instead of serverless functions, deliberately, so live seat updates, scheduled jobs and the Redis pool share one process and never face a cold start.
Foreign keys, status columns and date ranges carry indexes, and partial indexes cover seats still open, which keeps the most frequent query inexpensive.
Sessions and live seat updates sit in Redis, which lets you add instances as demand grows.
Each gateway transaction id has a unique constraint, so a repeated callback is dropped instead of confirming the same booking twice.
Points balances and payout records are checked against append-only journals, so an audit is a database query, not an investigation.
Growth steps are written down: partition the busiest append-only tables, put analytics on read replicas and archive old ledger entries, each in small increments.
The platform offers structured logs, security audit events, health and metrics endpoints and cache diagnostics inside the admin console.
Begin small and keep growing on the same deployment. When volume climbs, you resize instances, bring in read replicas and partition the heaviest append-only tables, and the architecture underneath does not change.
07Security and controls
Designed for Audits
The security posture is written up against the OWASP Top 10 in its own VAPT file. In ticketing the harder questions are whether a payment callback can be trusted and if a ticket could be forged or replayed; both are handled inside the transaction path itself, not bolted on beside it.
The platform checks every gateway webhook with HMAC-SHA256 over the raw body and rejects it on any mismatch, which means a forged callback cannot complete a booking.
Card numbers never reach your servers because the gateway does the processing, which leaves the deployment clear of the toughest part of PCI scope.
Scanning a QR code marks the ticket as checked in a single time; attempt counters and audit logs record any second scan instead of letting a second person in.
Roles are enforced in route middleware, in the API handler and in the service layer, and customer-scoped resources get ownership checks.
Logins, OTP requests and ordinary API traffic are throttled at documented thresholds, and Redis backs the counters so limits apply across instances.
Passwords are hashed with bcrypt at twelve rounds, sensitive fields are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, and TLS is enforced through strict transport security headers.
Hardening that depends on the deployment - secrets for production, allowed origins, rotating credentials, centralized logs - sits on a pre-launch checklist in the documentation, and coverage is never assumed.
Talk Through Security & ComplianceWhere Responsibility Sits
A white label ticketing platform is software, and software cannot stand in for a license or a certification. Miracuves delivers the booking, payment, settlement and entry tooling described on this page. Running ticket sales lawfully - your contracts with venues and promoters, your resale and refund rules, the tax charged per ticket and your duties under local law - remains yours as the operator.
The safeguards that ticketing operators get asked about are already in the code. Every payment callback has its signature checked, and no card data is stored on the platform. A QR ticket lets one person in, once, backed by audit logs and attempt counting. Role checks run in the service layer, at the handler and on the route; rate limiting is on; an audit logger tracks administrator actions. Payment records stay for seven years, and account deletion plus data export handle privacy requests.
Seats are guarded against overselling. You also get four gateway integrations that handle full and partial refunds, per-partner commission and settlement statements, promo codes limited by usage caps and validity windows, review moderation, and QR entry validation with an audit trail of operator actions. The source code for all of it is handed over, and it belongs to you.
Contracts with venues and promoters, including their commission and payout terms, your refund and cancellation policy, and the way you settle disputes and chargebacks are yours. The software follows the rules you configure and does not write them.
Ticket payments settle into merchant accounts of your own at Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal or Adyen. Partner payouts run through Stripe Connect or PayPal Payouts. You are responsible for setting and filing entertainment tax or GST per ticket, invoices, and whatever resale limits apply where you sell.
Duties differ by market. In India, operators deal with GST on tickets and the country's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. In the EU and UK, GDPR applies alongside consumer-protection law, and some markets also restrict ticket resale. Ask a qualified lawyer which rules apply to you. Legal advice sits outside the scope of what Miracuves sells.
08Extend the platform
How modules work
Pick modules at the start or bolt them on later; the core stays untouched.
Each module has its scope and price written out.
Like the core, each one is delivered as source code under your ownership.
Add More
Miracuves hands over a finished platform that already runs in the demo. Operators usually add the modules below when an outside provider account is needed, or when scale or procurement rules ask for more.
Your branded iOS app ships with the base platform next to the Android build, running on the same APIs as the responsive web app and published from your own Apple developer account.
Direct database search handles the launch catalog with ease, and an Elasticsearch, Algolia or Meilisearch engine slots in as the catalog grows.
Google OAuth is already part of the platform. For enterprise identity providers, SAML and OIDC is the module procurement teams request most.
Dashboards refresh straight from the database out of the box, and sub-second streaming analytics on a dedicated pipeline is ready for operators who want live telemetry.
Internationalization groundwork is already in the codebase. This module switches it on and translates the screens, so you can sell in each of your markets in its own language.
Settlement and revenue figures are all available and exportable. Native sync with an enterprise ERP, QuickBooks or Xero arrives as an integration module.
A shared schema with partner-scoped filtering is what ships. Separate databases per tenant, for enterprise isolation needs, are a deployment variant.
Four gateways come wired in. Regional rails beyond those connect through the same webhook validator interface, so each added provider is a contained task.
Sister Entertainment Platforms
This white label ticketing platform is one product in a wider entertainment and booking range. If your roadmap reaches past ticketing, these are the natural next ones.
01Short-video app built around an algorithmic feed, with creator tools, live streams and virtual gifts.
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02Long-form video app covering channels, monetization, subscriptions and watch-time analytics.
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03OTT streaming app featuring subscription billing, sync across devices and content licensing workflows.
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04Booking marketplace offering availability calendars, onboarding for hosts, commission and automated payouts.
Explore Solution09The revenue case
Where Ticket Revenue Comes From
Each ticketing income line is a separate setting in Miracuves' build, so changing one leaves the others alone.
A percentage of gross booking value, configurable for each partner, applied automatically at settlement instead of being reconciled later.
A fixed service charge added at checkout. The operator sets it, and the fare breakdown shows it next to taxes.
Multipliers by seat type across standard, premium, VIP and recliner tiers let the best seats in the house carry a price to match.
Matinee discounts fill quiet slots and surge multipliers apply on opening weekends; both are rules you configure, with no manual repricing.
Tier perks and points give customers a reason to stay. The payoff shows up as more frequent bookings, not as a separate line item.
Food and drink can be added to the booking during checkout, which captures per-visit spend that would otherwise be made at the counter or not made at all.
| Revenue stream | How it is charged | Take rateTypical range | What sets the ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commission on Ticket Sales | A percentage of each sale deducted from the partner's settlement. | Eventbrite US: 3.7% plus $1.79 per ticket, with 2.9% processing per order. | Three stacked charges. Eventbrite splits its price into a percentage, a per-ticket amount and a per-order fee, and the FTC rule effective May 12, 2025 requires US live-event sellers to show the all-in price upfront. |
| Per-Ticket Booking Fee | A fixed per-ticket amount the buyer sees as its own line beside the taxes. | PVR INOX FY26: convenience fees equal about 6.8% of ticket sales. | Law and tax. The Bombay High Court struck down Maharashtra orders barring convenience fees in July 2025, but the fee remains subject to GST, which lands on top of what the buyer sees. |
| Time-Based and Surge Pricing | Rules that discount off-peak shows and apply multipliers on high-demand dates. | PVR INOX average ticket price: INR 280 in FY26; INR 315 in Q4, up 22.4%. | Demand for the films showing. PVR INOX's Q4 price rose 22.4% on admissions up only 1.5%, so price rather than volume carried that quarter. |
| Concessions and Add-Ons | Snacks and drinks sold with the seat, so the cinema books that spend before the guest reaches the lobby. | PVR INOX FY26: INR 147 food and beverage spend per head against a INR 280 ticket. | Footfall. Food and beverage sales were INR 20,884 million against INR 35,301 million of ticket sales, about 59%, so the line is large but moves with admissions. |
How to read this. Cinema figures are from PVR INOX's Q4 and FY26 investor update; the 6.8% and 59% ratios are our division of its reported convenience fee, ticket and food and beverage income (INR 2,410, 35,301 and 20,884 million), and the 22.4% change is its own reported number. Eventbrite's charges are on its pricing page, the US disclosure rule in the FTC guidance, the court ruling as reported by Storyboard18 and GST treatment in the Razorpay explainer. Operator results describe a single exhibitor, so use each number as a modeling input and nothing beyond that.
Each earning line on this white label ticketing platform, from per-partner commission to booking fees and surge pricing, is its own rule in the console, so income can deepen as venues and shows multiply.
Launch
Early sales rest on a booking fee added at checkout and a commission rate set for each venue partner, with seat tiers pricing the best seats higher from the first show.
Traction
As regulars return, matinee and weekend windows fill quiet slots, promo codes bring in new buyers, and Bronze to Platinum tiers reward repeat bookings with points.
Scale
Across many venues, scheduled settlement cycles pay partners automatically, group bookings lift basket size and surge windows lift opening weekends.
Gateways keep their own processing fees, and Miracuves charges no per-ticket fee or revenue share.
Market Benchmarks
Our own revenue models appear above, but these figures come from elsewhere. They are reproduced as published by Ormax Media, the FICCI-EY media and entertainment report, and the newest yearly filings from Eventbrite and Live Nation Entertainment. Together they indicate how big India's box office is and what listed ticketing platforms actually retain per sale.
Ormax Media reports that India's gross box office reached Rs 13,395 crore in 2025, the first year above Rs 13,000 crore. Revenue grew even though admissions fell 6 percent to 83.2 crore, because the average ticket price rose 20 percent, from Rs 134 to Rs 161. Ormax counts 37 films above Rs 100 crore, against 22 in 2024.
The FICCI-EY report, published on 24 March 2026, says India's media and entertainment sector grew 9 percent to INR 2.78 trillion in 2025. Live events grew 44 percent, supported by ticketed concerts, large public events and religious gatherings, and the organized segment rose 44 percent on higher spending on ticketed events. Film segment revenue reached a record INR 205 billion.
Live Nation's 2025 annual report (10-K, filed 19 February 2026) shows Ticketmaster sold 346 million fee-bearing tickets worth US$37.1 billion in gross transaction value, while the Ticketing segment generated US$3.1 billion of revenue. By our arithmetic on those reported figures, that is a take rate of about 8 percent of ticket value.
Eventbrite's 2025 annual report (10-K, filed 12 March 2026) states that creators hosted nearly 4.6 million free and paid events and issued 258 million tickets, resulting in over US$3.0 billion in gross ticket sales. Net revenue was US$291.8 million, so by our arithmetic on reported figures the platform kept roughly 10 percent of gross ticket sales.
Ormax Media, The Ormax Box Office Report 2025, 15 January 2026 - ormaxmedia.com
EY India and FICCI, India's media and entertainment sector grew 9 percent to INR 2.78 trillion in 2025 (press release on the FICCI-EY report), 24 March 2026 - ey.com
Live Nation Entertainment, Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025, filed 19 February 2026 - sec.gov
Eventbrite, Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025, filed 12 March 2026 - sec.gov
Every figure is a result or estimate reported by its publisher, reproduced as published. Our own arithmetic on the reported numbers produced the take-rate percentages shown for Eventbrite and Live Nation. These describe the market rather than how any Miracuves-built platform performs, and none of it projects revenue for your business.
Market Timing
Spending on entertainment outside the home keeps recovering, and market share goes to the ticketing brands whose checkout never stalls and whose venue partners are paid correctly, not to whoever charges the lowest fee.
Selling one seat twice costs refunds and goodwill. Optimistic locking with expiring holds is already handled in this build, so it never surfaces as a surprise on launch day.
Buyers who cannot find their preferred way to pay quietly leave the cart. Four gateways take cards, UPI, wallets and pay-later options, closing off that leak.
Venues and promoters stick with an operator that settles accurately and on time. Scheduled settlement cycles take over the monthly reconciliation that would otherwise tie up your operations team.
How often buyers come back is the figure a ticketing brand can move most, and tiered perks with points give people a reason to stay that a price cut alone cannot.
Audiences want films and live events under one roof. Running six verticals on a single schema is simpler than keeping a separate platform for each content type.
Coding booking, payments, settlement and operator tools from nothing takes most of a year. This white-label deployment is live on a server you control within six working days.
Number of Tables
Checkout Rails Supported
Content Verticals
Loyalty Tiers
That middle layer is where a from-scratch year disappears. Seat concurrency, automated settlement and four gateway integrations are unglamorous, necessary jobs that are slow to get right.
The Commercial Case
Going out is a habit with a steady rhythm, so it responds unusually well to loyalty mechanics. Someone who books every month and someone who books every quarter are separated by a gap that discounts rarely close and a tier program can.
Income comes from concessions, surge windows, premium seats, booking fees and commission, so it never hangs on one lever or one kind of content.
Repeat booking rate is the number ticketing can improve most, and a tier program with points ties customers in a way that discounts never do.
Settlement runs automatically and the vendor portal is self-service, so venues can multiply faster than the operations team does, and that is the core economics of an aggregator.
The code and the schema belong to you, and both run on standard PostgreSQL. There is no proprietary format to untangle and no vendor to renegotiate with.
In venue ticketing, staying power comes from venue supply and customer habit, not from the software itself.
Ticketing revenue is thin per transaction, so results depend on volume, operating cost and partner retention - and those come from the software you run, not from the deal you sign. Miracuves takes no revenue share and sets no per-ticket license.
A single-site or small-chain operator that swaps phone bookings and a counter for the platform, with premium pricing capturing value the old process missed.
A multi-city operator where automated settlement and the vendor portal let the venue count climb without operations headcount climbing with it.
A marketplace that grows by adding supply, where the partner portal and the settlement engine are in effect the product venues actually use.
10Why Choose Us
Our Approach
There are a few ways to get box office software on your own brand: build the infrastructure yourself, hire an agency or freelancer, or buy a generic script.
What Operators Value About Miracuves
Versioned inventory rows, a distributed lock and expiring holds. Generic scripts read availability and then insert, which oversells the instant two buyers click at once.
Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal and Adyen come wired with verified webhooks and refunds, so the way a buyer prefers to pay does not turn into an abandoned cart.
Commission and payout cycles set for each partner run through Stripe Connect and PayPal Payouts, taking over the reconciliation most operators handle in spreadsheets.
The complete Next.js, TypeScript and PostgreSQL codebase is yours to modify and deploy. No seat fee or per-ticket license applies, and no provider can rewrite the terms on you.
Documentation covers the VAPT posture, a developer and security handbook, an API collection, a schema guide and an ERD - enough for a procurement review, not only a demo.
Every capability says whether it runs on day one or connects through accounts in your name, so the next step is never a guess.
Judge a ticketing vendor by whether a seat can sell twice, whether partners are paid correctly and whether you can inspect it all yourself.
What to look for Miracuves
Walk away from any vendor who
| Criteria | MiracuvesMiracuves Ticketing Platform | Generic Booking Script | Custom Agency Build |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch Time | 6 days, production-ready | Unknown / DIY | 6 to 9+ months |
| Code Ownership | ✔ Full | Frequently restricted / encrypted | Usually yes |
| Feature Depth for Ticketing | High: seat inventory, payments and partner settlements | Basic (listings and a feed only) | Varies with budget |
| Security & Compliance | Strong (controls built in and GDPR readiness) | Minimal | Varies widely |
| Scalability & Performance | Tuned for cloud & CDN | Rarely considered | Varies with architecture |
| Monetization Options | Several (commission, fees, dynamic pricing) | Limited / custom work needed | Custom-built (extra time & cost) |
| Admin & Analytics | Complete admin dashboard | Bare-bones or absent | Custom build, extra cost |
| Cost, Speed & Quality | Balanced | Low cost, high risk | Expensive and slow |
| Support & Updates | Offered under clear plans | Usually none | Set by the contract |
Changelog
| Version | Date | Release Notes |
|---|---|---|
| v2026.1 | Jul 2026 | First release: live seat inventory, QR validation, loyalty tiers, automated settlements and four payment gateways in one ticketing platform. |
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Follow current trends, guides and case studies covering ticketing technology, venue operations and entertainment commerce.
Product5 answers
A white label ticketing platform is ready-made ticketing software that an operator runs under its own brand, with seat booking, payments and partner settlements already built. This one has a four-tier loyalty program, automated partner settlements, QR ticket validation, four payment gateways, real-time seat selection and browsing for movies, events, sports, plays, activities and streaming content. Customers, vendors and admins each get their own surface on one codebase, with branded Android and iOS apps alongside, so you launch under your own brand without starting from zero.
It combines a distributed lock with a versioned, conditional update. When a seat is selected, the update only goes through if the inventory row still has the version the client read. If another buyer got there first, the update touches no rows and the second buyer gets an immediate conflict message. A held seat expires after five minutes, so abandoned checkouts free themselves, and live seat state is pushed over WebSocket so everyone else watching sees the seat disappear.
Four: Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal and Adyen. Depending on the gateway, buyers can pay by card, UPI, net banking, wallet, Apple Pay, Google Pay or buy-now-pay-later. Every one of them has HMAC-verified webhooks and supports refunds in full or in part, and card details never touch your servers. Each provider you enable needs your own merchant account and credentials before going live.
Each venue or promoter partner has its own commission rate and a weekly, fortnightly or monthly cycle, and a scheduled job settles it automatically. The job works out the net amount, generates a statement and pays through Stripe Connect or PayPal Payouts, with status moving from pending to processing to paid. Partners can reconcile their own settlements instead of waiting for month-end spreadsheets.
It has four tiers running from Bronze up to Platinum. Each tier carries an earning multiplier and a booking discount, and there are birthday bonuses, annual resets you can configure and a rewards catalog to redeem points. Because every points movement is written to an append-only ledger, a balance can always be recalculated and checked.
Cost & timeline5 answers
Pricing starts from a fixed one-time $3,999, which covers the white label ticketing platform ready to launch with full source code, and there is no per-ticket fee on top. Final scope depends on infrastructure, integrations, loyalty setup, gateway choice and venue count, and any work outside the ready-made platform gets a written quote before it starts.
It takes 6 working days on our side. Because the product is already built, we apply your brand and deploy it to your server inside that window. The timeline stretches only while we wait for your hosting access, brand assets, seat-map and venue data, and merchant accounts with your payment gateways. The 6-day commitment is recorded on the Miracuves facts page.
Yes. Branded Android and iOS apps are both included and share their APIs with the fully responsive web application. Each app is published from the store developer accounts you hold, and the time each store takes to review them runs outside the 6 working days.
The interface launches in English, and the internationalization groundwork already sits in the codebase. Adding more languages is a ready add-on: we switch that layer on and translate the screens for the markets you sell in.
The platform is finished software, while a custom build starts from nothing. Here you get seat locking, four payment gateways, partner settlements, a vendor portal and an admin console with full source code in 6 working days, whereas an agency build is typically 6-9+ months at higher cost. Agencies often deliver the code too, but admin tools are extra work and support depends on the contract.
Legal & security2 answers
Yes, as software. A white label ticketing platform is a product category, and the Miracuves platform copies nothing from another ticketing brand; you launch under your own brand with your own catalog and commercial terms. Lawful operation rests on what you put in place: a refund and cancellation policy, contracts with venues and promoters, ticket-level GST or entertainment tax, resale limits where you sell, and data-protection law. A qualified lawyer should confirm which rules apply; Miracuves gives no legal advice.
Yes, it is built for review. The security file maps the platform to the OWASP Top 10 and lists its controls: HMAC checks on payment webhooks, double-submit CSRF protection, bcrypt for passwords, AES-256-GCM for sensitive fields, layered rate limits and structured audit logs. Items that depend on the deployment - production secrets, allowed origins, rotated credentials and centralized logs - sit on a checklist we complete with your team before launch.
Code & Miracuves5 answers
Yes, all of it: the full TypeScript application built on Next.js 16 and React 19, the shared database package, every integration service and a PostgreSQL schema of roughly 40 tables, free for you to change and extend. Miracuves takes no revenue share and sets no per-ticket license, so there are no per-ticket fees and your booking fees stay yours.
Because the company has a long track record and this platform already solves the parts of ticketing that usually go wrong. Miracuves, building software since 2010, counts 6,000+ clients and 9,000+ delivered projects, and each of its 90+ ready-made solutions launches in 6 working days. The usual trouble spots are handled here: seat concurrency, four payment gateways, QR entry validation and partner settlement. Every ready-made solution carries three support windows from launch: platform guidance runs 60 days, priority bug fixes run 6 months, and product updates run 12 months. The scope behind each company figure is on the Miracuves facts page.
Yes. The BookMyShow Clone pages describe a platform shaped around a famous consumer app, whereas this one explains the platform beneath it. Both pages sell identical code, an identical demo and an identical price. Every Miracuves solution, clone or not, ships white-label under the client's own brand, so the product itself does not change from one page to the other.
The operator earns on every ticket. A commission on gross booking value is set for each venue or promoter and taken at settlement, and a fixed booking fee appears at checkout. Seat tier multipliers, showtime and surge rules and food and drink add-ons lift revenue per order, while loyalty tiers bring buyers back more often. Miracuves takes no revenue share and charges no per-ticket license, so those fees stay with you.
Begin in the demo, signing in with the customer, vendor and admin logins. Then hand over your brand assets, hosting access, venue and seat-map data, and merchant accounts for the gateways you plan to use. Miracuves then puts your brand on the web app, vendor portal, admin console and both mobile apps, Android and iOS, and deploys everything to your server in 6 working days. Store review by Google and Apple follows on their own timetable.
Here you will find industry context, step-by-step guides, help with custom development and the one-time cost.
Disclaimer
Miracuves is an independent software development company. We are not affiliated with, connected to, sponsored by, or endorsed by BookMyShow.
Read our full Legal Notice & Disclaimer →“White label ticketing platform” describes a category of product, not any one company. Brand names appear elsewhere on this site only to describe the kind of platform being built and the terms buyers search for.
The entire design and codebase is built by our own team. The product contains no code, design, graphics, or content originating from the BookMyShow website or applications.
BookMyShow and all other third-party names and marks are the property of their respective owners, referenced here solely to describe the category of software offered.
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