Jubiliq gives you the registration page, the ticket sales, the RSVP chase, the seating chart, the check-in list, and the reconciliation report — in one place, from first invite to final receipt.
Free while you build. No credit card, no sales call to get started.
Every event type has one thing that ruins the spreadsheet. We built the tool around those things.
Sell foursomes and singles, then actually pair them without a whiteboard.
Tables, tiers, paddle raises, and the person who declines but still wants to give.
Free for employees, paid for guests, and a headcount finance will accept.
No add-ons, no separate email tool, no bolt-on payment processor to configure on the side.
A registration page that looks like you meant it, live in about ten minutes.
Every page ships share-ready, so attendees do the marketing for you.
A checkout your least technical guest can finish on a phone.
Paste a list, send the invitations, watch the replies land.
Card payments that land in your bank, plus a clean way to log checks.
The operational stuff that usually lives on a clipboard.
Reach exactly the right slice of your list without exporting anything.
Everything comes back out, in the shape your accountant wants it.
Pick a template, adjust the details, publish. The starter content is already written for your event type.
Golf, gala, or corporate. You get sensible tickets, an agenda, and the right questions pre-filled.
Swap the cover image, set your colors, price the packages, and write the questions you actually need answered.
Hit publish and your page is live at your own link. Paste in your invite list and send.
Check people in from your phone, assign paddle numbers, then export the reconciliation report.
The dashboard answers the questions you're actually going to be asked: how many are coming, how much have we collected, who hasn't paid, and are we going to clear our goal.
| Foursome package | $25,500 |
| Hole sponsorships | $12,000 |
| Individual golfers | $6,750 |
| Donations | $3,000 |
| Expenses | −$15,360 |
Build as many events as you want for free. You only pay once money starts moving.
For free events and anything you're still planning.
Per paid registration. Nothing up front, nothing monthly.
Multi-event programs, chapters, and franchise networks.
No. They land on your page, pick what they want, enter their details, and pay. That's the whole flow — no password, no confirmation loop.
You connect your own Stripe account, and payments settle directly to your bank on Stripe's normal schedule. Jubiliq never holds your funds.
Yes. Record them against a registration and the balance updates, so your reconciliation report reflects everything rather than just the card payments.
They're marked declined, and if you've enabled donations they're offered the chance to give anyway. That single feature tends to pay for the platform.
Yes, and you can duplicate last year's event with all its tickets, agenda, and questions intact, then just change the dates.
No. Every list in the product exports to CSV, including custom questionnaire answers as their own columns.
Tell us about the event and we'll show you the parts that matter for it.
Set it up free, publish when you're ready, and only pay when tickets sell.