A scheduled show is a promise with a page. From the studio, tap Schedule it (or GO LIVE → the Schedule chip): pick the time, and the show gets a public page fans can RSVP on, a waiting room that opens the moment you schedule it, and a door you can price. Nothing notifies anyone until you actually go live.
- Now or Schedule — one chip. Scheduling adds the date field and opens RSVPs.
- Who can enter: Everyone, Pass holders, or Ticket — the one access question.
- Ticket pricing: the price, optional seats, and early bird.
What fans see
The show's page is live from the moment you schedule it. Before you go live it's the waiting room: the countdown to your announced time, who's already waiting, an RSVP button and an add-to-calendar link. Its chat is closed until you open it — the switch is in your control room, beside the chat itself. An RSVP doubles as the promise — we'll push you the second the door opens. Show times print in your zone and the fan's ("8:00pm MT · 10:00pm your time").
Pricing the door
- Everyone — open room. The default.
- Pass holders — pick which of your Passes open this door. A Pass is standing in the room; subscribers walk straight in.
- Ticket — a seat for the live. The floor is $2 (under that, card fees eat the rest). Optional seats cap makes it a real house — capacity is enforced at purchase, never at the door. Early bird adds a cheaper opening phase; the active phase prices the BUY button. A ticket is the night: the live, and the encore too once it's published.
Ticket holders can refund themselves in full until 24 hours before the show. Fans can also buy a seat as a gift — a paid seat that waits at the door for whoever it's for.
Promo links
From the show's control room you can mint discount links for the ticket door — a percent off, an optional use cap, an optional end date. Redemptions are counted on the link; sold tickets keep the price they were stamped with. The floor holds through every discount.
Changing your mind
Cancel this live (the ⋯ menu on the Lives board, while it's still scheduled) refunds every ticket in full, automatically, and tells everyone. A cancelled show never quietly keeps anyone's money — and on a free one, where nothing was ever charged, it says so instead of promising a refund.
Before doors
Run the Sound Check, and read the control room and the waiting room for where you and your crew wait — the short version: your control room is silent outside, and nothing notifies until you tap GO LIVE.