The only thing that changes between tiers is how many tickets you can sell. Every feature is included in all of them.
Up to 100 tickets
Good for a single-night gathering or a family get-together.
Choose SmallUp to 300 tickets
The typical 10- or 20-year class reunion with guests.
Choose MediumThe one other cost is Stripe's standard card processing — 2.9% + 30¢ per transaction — which every platform pays and we don't mark up. You can absorb it or build it into your ticket price.
Reunion committees run on volunteer time and thin margins. Ticket-fee platforms quietly take a slice of every single sale — money that was meant for the venue, the caterer, or the memorial fund.
We charge one flat fee for the event and nothing else. Ever.
Still unsure? Email hello@reunionly.app and a person will write back.
Everything Reunionly does: your published event page, unlimited ticket types, attendee management, CSV export, order refunds, and direct payouts. It's charged once, when you publish the event — not monthly, and not per ticket.
Correct. Ticket money goes from the buyer's card to your bank account through your own Stripe account. We never hold it and we never take a slice of it.
Stripe charges 2.9% + 30¢ per successful transaction. That's Stripe's fee, not ours, and it's the same rate whether you use us or build your own checkout. Most organizers build it into the ticket price.
You can upgrade at any time and only pay the difference. We'll also nudge you when you're getting close to your limit, so nobody gets turned away at checkout.
Yes, and it takes about two minutes to create one from inside Reunionly. It's how you get paid directly instead of waiting on a payout from us.
You can refund every order with one click, and we'll refund your flat fee too. We're not interested in keeping money for an event that didn't happen.
Free to start. Nothing to pay until you publish, and nothing taken from your ticket sales after that.