Set a minimum number of guests. People reserve a spot without paying. When the minimum is reached, Yano emails everyone a link to pay you. If it isn’t reached, you don’t go ahead — and nobody paid, so there’s nothing to refund.
Hall ka advance ₹15,000. Agar sirf 9 ticket bike toh nuksaan mera. Aur pehle paise leke show cancel kiya toh refund ka jhanjhat.
How Yano handles it
Minimum audience goal
Set the number you need. The event page shows how many have joined so far.
On the day: When the goal is reached, the event is confirmed and everyone who reserved with an email gets a link to pay you.
No payments until it’s confirmed
Reserving is free, so if the goal isn’t reached there’s no money to return.
Promo codes
Create codes with a flat or percentage discount and a usage limit, for students or early supporters.
What your guests get
A page showing how close the show is to happening
An email the moment it’s confirmed, with a link to pay
Their pass once paid
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
Set the goal. Create the show and set the minimum number of guests.
Share. People reserve without paying; the progress shows on the page.
Confirm and collect. When the goal is reached, guests are emailed to pay you and get their passes.
Questions organisers ask
What happens if the goal isn’t reached?
You simply don’t confirm the show. Nobody has paid, so there are no refunds to handle.
Do guests pay when they reserve?
No. They pay only after the goal is reached, using the link in the email they receive.
Where does the money go?
Straight to your UPI or your own payment gateway. Yano never holds it.
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.