Yesodi for Event Organizers
Yesodi lets event organizers publish an event page and sell tickets from the same page for free. Creating the event costs nothing, and Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket sells.
Create an event page
Any Yesodi member can create an event and publish it for free. The event page holds the title, description, date, and details, and it appears on the organizer profile and in Yesodi discovery. Organizers can use the AI writing assistant to turn a title and notes into a search ready page.
Sell tickets from the same page
Yesodi lets organizers sell tickets directly from the event page. Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto. On iOS, Apple in-app purchase applies to ticket sales made inside the app.
What organizers keep
Sellers keep the large majority of each sale. Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket sells, and there is no charge to create or publish the event. Payouts and balances are tracked in the member wallet.
Get the event found
Event pages are built with structured data so search engines and AI answer tools can read them. Events surface in the Feed, Explore, Search, and Categories, and can rank in Spotlight and Podium. Organizers can also share a direct link to the event.
Reach an audience
Organizers can invite people through a personal referral link and connect with followers through Chat and Notifications. Events can be published or translated into about twenty languages, including right to left. Verification and trust signals help attendees recognize a genuine organizer.
Does it cost money to create an event on Yesodi?
No. Creating and publishing an event on Yesodi is free. Yesodi takes a cut only when a ticket sells.
How do buyers pay for tickets?
Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto. On iOS, ticket purchases made inside the app use Apple in-app purchase.
How much does an organizer keep from ticket sales?
Sellers keep the large majority of each sale. Yesodi takes a cut only when something sells, and payouts are tracked in the wallet.
Can an event page be found on Google and AI search?
Yes. Event pages use structured data so search engines and AI answer tools can read them, and they appear in the Feed, Explore, Search, and Categories.