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₹0 to start. Free events stay free.

College clubs search for “zero commission” and “no setup fee” because Google Forms + cash desks are painful — and most tools bill the campus. Campusmeet flips that: college pays ₹0, free events have ₹0 platform fee, and only paid tickets carry a transparent commission.

If you run a cultural club, tech society, or fest core, you have probably searched some version of:

Those searches exist because clubs are tired of two traps: expensive SaaS that needs a purchase order, and cash / Google Form chaos that breaks at the gate.

Campusmeet pricing in one line: ₹0 setup · ₹0 annual licence · ₹0 platform fee on free events · transparent 3–6% only on paid tickets · college pays nothing.

What “₹0” actually means (so Google and clubs both trust you)

Honest economics beats viral exaggeration. Campusmeet does not claim “0% forever on every paid ticket.” What clubs and colleges get instead is better for campus reality:

₹0 for the college

No CapEx, no licence, no maintenance invoice to Student Affairs or the dean’s office.

₹0 platform fee on free tickets

Workshops, society meets, and free fest entries stay free — zero platform commission.

₹0 setup for clubs

Launch ticketing without paying an onboarding fee or buying seats.

Paid tickets only

When attendees choose a paid pass, a clear 3–6% commission applies — no hidden college bill.

Why club owners search for zero-fee ticketing

  1. Fest budgets are tight — money should go to artists, food, and prizes, not software licences.
  2. Many campus events are free — charging a fee on free registrations feels wrong.
  3. Colleges hate surprise invoices — audience-funded pricing removes approval friction.
  4. Students expect UPI + QR — not Excel sheets at the entrance.

Who this page is for

What you still get at ₹0 setup

Zero setup does not mean a toy product. Clubs on Campusmeet use:

How money flows (transparent)

  1. Club creates a free or paid event (₹0 setup).
  2. Students discover and register / pay.
  3. Free tickets → no platform commission.
  4. Paid tickets → 3–6% platform fee; rest settles to the organising club.
  5. College never receives a Campusmeet software invoice.

SEO note for clubs comparing tools: Search phrases like “0 commission ticket selling” often mean “don’t charge us before we sell” and “don’t bill our college.” Campusmeet is built for that meaning — with clear rules on free vs paid tickets.

FAQs

Is Campusmeet really ₹0 commission?

Free campus events have zero platform commission. Paid tickets carry a transparent 3–6% commission only. There is no setup fee, no annual licence, and no bill to the college.

Does the college have to pay anything?

No. The institution does not pay for Campusmeet software, setup, or maintenance. Students who buy paid tickets fund the platform fee.

Can we sell free workshop registrations?

Yes. Free events stay free on Campusmeet — no platform fee on free tickets. You still get listings, WhatsApp/Email delivery, and QR entry.

How is this different from charging clubs upfront?

Many tools ask for annual SaaS fees or college purchase orders. Campusmeet uses ₹0 setup and charges only when attendees pay for tickets.

Ready to run your next campus event?

Clubs get ticketing, listings, QR entry, and CRM in one place. College pays ₹0 to use Campusmeet.

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