How to Charge for a Party, Supper Club or Game Night (Without It Being Awkward)
Splitting costs for a party, dinner or game night? Sell tickets instead of chasing transfers. One link, card/Apple Pay/Google Pay, money straight to you — 2.7% flat.
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The least awkward way to charge for a party, supper club or game night is to make it a ticket, not a debt. Put a price on the event page, share one link, and guests pay as they RSVP — card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Nobody chases transfers three weeks later. Payment-as-the-RSVP also filters flakes before you've committed money: paid bookings no-show in single digits, free RSVPs at 20-40%. The whole thing costs a flat 2.7%.
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