Financial Transparency, Built for Theatre

Running a theatre isn’t just about the art—it’s about keeping the books balanced, the collaborators paid and the deals fair. Stagey gives you powerful financial tools designed specifically for the performing arts, so you can spend less time chasing spreadsheets and more time making magic.

Custom Revenue Sharing, No Spreadsheets Required

Whether you’re producing a festival or hosting guest companies at your venue, Stagey makes it easy to define and automate revenue splits for ticket sales. You can:

Create custom financial deals for each show or company
Split ticket revenue automatically, based on your terms
Route funds directly to multiple Stripe accounts with no middleman

It’s financial collaboration without the chaos.

Settlements You Can Count On

Stagey automates financial settlements, so everyone knows when they’re getting paid—and how much.

Regular Settlements for everything sold through your site
No manual payout calculations
Everyone gets visibility into what’s owed, and when

You stay in control, and your collaborators stay informed.

Reporting That Actually Makes Sense

Finally, reporting designed for theatre. From quick snapshots to full profit & loss breakdowns, Stagey helps you understand your numbers at every level.

Profit and Loss reports for your entire site, or for specific shows, seasons, and performances
Settlement reports that show exactly how every dollar is distributed
Balance tracking with a general ledger-style system—no accounting degree required

It’s clarity, not complexity.

Companies: Financial Control at Every Level

Each Stagey site is powered by a primary Site Company, but you can also invite Guest Companies to run their own shows, manage their own Stripe accounts, and get paid directly—without giving up control.

This isn’t just a box office. It’s a collaborative financial engine for your theatre ecosystem.

Let Your Financial Systems Support Your Art

Stagey helps you manage money with the same care and creativity you bring to the stage. Transparent, fair, automated—and built with the realities of theatre in mind.