The full loop for competitive sport — free or paid tickets, QR check‑in, verified presence — plus the thing generic ticketing can’t do: per‑participant attribution, so you know exactly who brought whom.
Every participant gets a ready‑to‑share link. When a fan claims or buys through it, it’s credited to them — “Rico drove 312 fans and 140 ticket buyers to this fight.” Reach you can finally count.
Free tickets are one tap, tied to a real identity, no signup wall. Charge when you want: card payments via Stripe, money in your account, Furia keeps a flat 5% (0% on Furia Plus).
Every ticket carries a QR. Scan people in at the door and verified attendance is stamped on their identity — not who clicked “interested”, who was really there.
A match has two sides. List the rival club even before they join — they join Furia to claim their side, their fans and their share of the tickets. A growth loop generic ticketing can’t have.
Nest bouts or races inside one event. Each fighter shares their bout; the sale rolls up to the night. Many small rivalries, all pulling fans into one big event.
Checked‑in fans get an “I was there” stamp — a passport of where they actually showed up, and a shareable card that pulls the next fan in.
One concrete run‑through — the same model handles a Kreisliga cup or a run club.
Create the night and add the card — ten bouts, each its own two sides. Every fighter gets a ready‑to‑share promo link automatically.
List the rivals who aren’t on Furia yet. They join to claim their side, their fans and their ticket share — the event pulls them in.
Sell one ticket to the night — free or paid. A fighter shares his bout; the sale rolls up to the parent event and is credited to him.
Scan tickets at the door. Verified presence is stamped on each fan’s identity — you know exactly who showed up.
Read the reach. Your share panel shows every participant’s draw — fans and ticket buyers — rolled up across all ten bouts.