Pricing
Your first show is free.
Then one flat pass per show.
The pass is sized to your show — tables, ticket capacity, days — with a hard price cap of $349 no matter how big you get. Not a percentage, not a subscription — and CardMap takes 0% of your sales.
Your first show is free
Every tool included, nothing gated. Run a full show before you pay anything.
Never pay for an empty table
Paid tables and seats that don't sell roll into your next show as credit, automatically.
0% of your sales
Tickets and tables settle straight to your own Stripe account. We take no cut and add no buyer fees.
Everything included
Floor plans, vendor CRM, door check-in, badges, analytics — one pass covers it all, and you see the exact price before you publish.
Price your show
Three sliders.
One flat price.
Size it like your real show — the price updates as you move, the first 10 tables, 100 capacity, and one day are already in the base pass, and the exact number you see here is the number you'd pay at publish. Nothing is charged after the fact.
Paid once per show — not a subscription, and CardMap takes 0% of your sales. Your first show is free.
Compare to percentage-based platforms
Typical event platforms take a cut of every sale. Enter your average prices and we'll estimate their platform fees if this show sells out — card processing excluded from both sides, since you pay that either way.
Enter your prices above to see the estimate.
How you pay
1
Build your show — free
Create the event, draw the floor plan, set up tickets and tables. Drafts never cost anything, no card required.
2
Hit Publish
The exact pass quote for your show appears right there — itemized, with any rollover credit already applied. Your first show skips this entirely.
3
Pay once, you're live
One checkout, and the show publishes immediately. No subscription starts, and CardMap takes 0% of everything you sell.
Pricing
One flat pass per show.
0% of your sales.
CardMap never touches your money — tickets and tables settle straight into your own Stripe account, with no cut taken and no buyer fees added. The software is a one-time show pass, priced by the size of your show. Your first one is free.
How a show pass is priced
One flat, one-time price per show — not a percentage, not a subscription. It's sized by three things you control: tables, ticket capacity, and days. A 20-table local show runs about $69, a 50-table regional about $199 — and no show costs more than $349, no matter how big. And you never pay for an empty table: paid tables and seats that don't sell roll into your next show as credit. You see the exact price before you publish — nothing is charged after the fact, and drafts are always free. There's no separate checkout to find: build the show, hit Publish, and the quote appears right there.
Price your exact show with the calculator →Per-sale math — one $500 booth sale
The show pass is paid once up front, not per sale — it never appears in this math. Card fees vary slightly by card type and country and settle on your own Stripe account.
FAQ
Pricing, answered straight.
Where do I actually buy the pass?
Is the first show really free?
Is this a subscription?
What sizes the pass?
What if my show grows after I buy the pass?
What happens to tables I paid for but didn't sell?
What does CardMap take from my sales?
Start where it's free
Your first show costs nothing.
Run it and see.
Create your event in minutes — every tool included, 0% of your sales, and the first pass is on us.
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