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For large festivals and brands with their own audience

Sell on your own website, with your own gateway, and keep your audience

Connect your own Razorpay or Cashfree account, put the booking box on your website, and let fans book without leaving it. Money settles to your account on your gateway’s normal schedule.

Start with a festival template See a sample event page

Free to start. Free events cost ₹0.

Sound familiar?

Humari apni community lakhon mein hai. Phir bhi har ticket par pratishat do, aur paisa baad mein mile — vendors ko advance kaise dein?

How Yano handles it

Your gateway, your money

Connect your own Razorpay or Cashfree. Fans pay into your account; it settles on your gateway’s normal cycle.

Booking on your website

Two lines of code show a booking box or a “Book tickets” button on your site.

Busy gates, many phones

Share the scanner with your whole gate team. Every phone scans; the count of people in is shared.

What your guests get

Checkout on your website
Passes by email, with a Send button for each friend in a group
The day and time in words on every pass

What it costs

Free events₹0

Each paid pass1 credit · ₹6–₹10

Share of your ticket money0%

Guests pay you directly — your UPI, or your own Razorpay or Cashfree account. Yano never holds your money. A credit costs ₹10 in small packs and ₹6 in the biggest; new organisers get 50 free credits. See pricing

Set it up

Connect your gateway. Link your Razorpay or Cashfree account in Settings.
Add the booking box. Paste the two-line snippet on your website.
Run the gates. Send the scanner link to your gate teams.

Questions organisers ask

Does Yano take a percentage?

No. Yano uses one prepaid credit per paid pass and never takes a share of your ticket money.

When do I get the money?

Payments go into your own Razorpay or Cashfree account and settle on that gateway’s usual schedule. Yano never holds them.

Can many volunteers scan at once?

Yes. Share the scanner link; all phones check in against the same list.

More answers, for organisers, door staff and guests: FAQ

Ready when you are

Make your event page in a few minutes. You can change anything later.

Start with a festival template See a sample event page

Guides for festivals on your own website

For garba and dandiya organisers: many nights, many gates, one smooth entrySell nightly and all-nights passes, single and couple entries, give every gate a scanner, take walk-ins, and see each night’s count.For college fests and student clubs: registrations, volunteers and many gatesSell passes on the college website, give each club a promo link, import existing registrations, and run multiple gates with volunteer scanners.Multi-day events: day passes, all-days passes and a door that knows the differenceSell one pass per day, let guests pick their day, or sell one pass for all days. The scanner lets each pass in only on its day — and all-days passes once per day.Already have a guest list? Import it and give everyone a QR passCollected names on Google Forms, Excel or WhatsApp? Paste them in, and every guest gets a real QR pass your door scanner accepts. Add cash and VIP guests one by one too.Sell tickets on your own website — a booking box in two lines of codePaste a short snippet into WordPress, Wix, Webflow or any site and guests book without leaving it: a Book button, a ticket card or a full booking frame.How to check in guests at the door — and stop screenshot passesA door process that works on any phone: one-time QR passes, a scanner link for your team, and what to do when the network is slow or someone forwards a screenshot.

Other kinds of events

Garba & Dandiya nightsFor Navratri committees, societies and garba event organisers Kavi sammelan, comedy & open micsFor poets, comedians and open-mic organisers Bus yatras & toursFor yatra organisers, tour operators and weekend-trip hosts

All kinds of events