Host an event.
Build the night first and watch its public page take shape as you go. No account, no form wall — you’re asked to save it only at the moment you launch.
Describe it.
What it is, when it happens, tickets or free — in your own words. We turn it into a draft you can edit line by line.
A couple of sentences is plenty — up to 500 characters.
Each one tightens the draft. Skip anything you’d rather settle on the review screen — nothing is lost either way.
Tickets or guest list?
You can change your mind up to the moment you launch.
When?
Pick the timezone your doors open in — guests see this time in it.
What’s on sale?
Your fee is shown to guests as its own line — never folded into the ticket price.
- Guests pay ATLAS’s Stripe account, not yours.
- Payouts are worked out manually while automatic payouts are being built — what you’re owed is settled with you after the night.
- ATLAS takes no platform cut of your ticket price today. The fee you set is yours: guests pay it on top, as its own line.
Add at least one tier — an event with nothing to sell cannot go live.
How many can come?
Free entry either way. Leave it blank for no cap.
How it should look.
A logo and a cover are required before the night can go on public sale — ATLAS refuses to publish without both; ticket art is optional. ATLAS can generate the whole look from the night’s name. The logo is your wordmark, shown everywhere your night appears; the cover is the tile guests see on ATLAS explore and landing pages; ticket art is the tall poster on your event page.
Everything is generated from the night’s name — one line of style steers all three. Each image can take up to half a minute.
Ready when you are.
- Name
- Address
- Type
- When
- Tickets
- Look
Save your night.
The one thing left: an account to own it. Everything you built is kept — launching happens right after.
Going live.
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