GV On Demand · door sales

Door ticket sales with ID and QR, with the numbered ticket they ask for

For venues that sell tickets at the door: every sale is recorded, comes out with its QR and with the double-stub ticket carrying a sequential number. No fee per ticket.

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AvailableUSD59/mo per venueNo fee on tickets sold at the door

What slows you down today — and how GVenue solves it

Selling at the door with a ticket book and a shoebox
The cashier enters the sale with the ID first and the ticket comes out with its QR. Cash, card or mixed, and everything is recorded.
The numbered ticket the city asks for
It prints the double-stub ticket, venue and customer, with a per-club sequential number that never skips or repeats, not even when a sale is voided.
Paper guest lists nobody can control
Each promoter adds their guests from their own link, with a per-event allowance. Every guest gets their ticket by email.
Not knowing which bar handed out what
With cross-bar sales, customers buy at one bar and pick up at another, and stock only drops when the delivering bar scans the ticket.

Everything in one system

Door sales, no online ticketing needed

The cashier enters the sale with the ID first and issues the ticket with its QR, which is validated like any other. No fee per ticket.

Double-stub municipal ticket

One slip per ticket with the venue stub and the customer stub, the cashier's name and a strict per-club sequential number. When a sale is voided, the number is kept.

The bar ticket the way you need it

You can hide prices, print the product in large type, show the cashier's name and print one ticket per product. Mix and match.

Promoter guest lists, with allowances

You set up your venue's lists and give each promoter the ones you want, with a per-event allowance. Add guests one by one or paste the whole list.

Every guest gets their ticket by email

When a guest is added, the system emails their ticket and takes one off the allowance. If the owner enables it, VIP shows up at the door on scan.

List drinks, set with a supervisor code

Complimentary drinks for each list are set by a supervisor with their code, never by the promoter.

The birthday courtesy

On birthday lists, the host and their guests get in with a single QR.

Cross-bar sales

Customers buy at one bar and pick up at another. Stock is deducted by the bar that hands it over when it scans the ticket: each bar answers for what it served.

A look inside

Real screens of the system, with sample data. Tap one to see it bigger.

Turn on the box-office options your venue uses
The numbered ticket with stub and the sales receipt, printed
The scanner on a staff phone: finds by ID or QR and validates

The system adapts to your venue, not the other way around

100% configurable, made to measure

Every module is set up the way you work: prices, menus, hours, each person's permissions, texts and what is on or off. You ask, we adjust it.

Your changes are yours alone

The configuration belongs to your venue. What you change does not affect any other client, and what another client asks for does not touch your system.

It analyzes your data all the time

Every sale, every entry and every closing is recorded, and the reports show you what sells, at what time and what leaves you margin. That is how you tune the system to real use, not to a template.

Custom software, built by people from the trade

We know the business from the inside and we know what we are doing. What your venue needs and is not there yet, we build to measure. We work with passion and dedication on every project we roll out. Custom development →

What changes at the door

With GV On Demand

  • Door sales are recorded with ID and QR.
  • The double-stub ticket prints with a per-club sequential number.
  • No fee on any ticket you sell at the door.
  • Each promoter adds guests with an allowance, from their own link.
  • Each bar answers for what it handed out.

What you stop handling on your own

  • Counting ticket books and matching them with the till at the end of the night.
  • Numbering tickets by hand and making sure none repeat.
  • Paying a fee per ticket even when you sell it yourself at the door.
  • Lists on paper or in messages that nobody can control.
  • Stock gaps you can't pin on any bar.

Who it's for

For venues that sell tickets at the door, without online ticketing, and need every sale recorded with its numbered ticket. Each part is switched on separately: the owner chooses which ones to use.

How it's priced

A monthly fee per venue: USD 59 for door sales with the numbered ticket, and tickets sold at the door carry no fee.

Add only what you'll use: pickup-mode bar ticket USD 9, promoter guest lists USD 9 and cross-bar sales USD 19, per month. In US dollars, billed in Argentine pesos at the official exchange rate of the day.

What you need to get started

A computer or a tablet at the door till and a ticket printer. The holder name and tax ID (CUIL) printed on the ticket are entered once in Settings, and the door validates with the staff's phones.

Anywhere in the worldIt runs in the cloud: it works from any country, on a PC, a tablet or a phone.
In the language you needToday it speaks Spanish and English, and another language can be added on request.
100% configurableHours, names, permissions, prices and screens adapt to the way each client works.
You talk directly to the developerNo help desk, no middlemen: whatever you ask is heard by the person who builds the system, and if it helps your business, it gets built.

📥 Everything explained, ready to download

The dossier and the manual, always in their latest version: they update themselves every time the system changes. (In Spanish.)

Dossier GV On DemandDossier: what it is, who it is for and what it costs · PDF 0,9 MB · updated on 19/10/2026Manual GV On Demand e invitadosManual: how to use it, step by step · PDF 1,9 MB · updated on 16/10/2026

Frequently asked questions

How much does GV On Demand cost?
USD 59 per month per venue for door sales with the numbered ticket, plus only the options you add. No fee on tickets sold at the door.
Do I need to sell tickets online?
No. It's built precisely for selling at the door, without online ticketing.
What happens to the ticket number if I void a sale?
The number is kept: numbering is sequential per club and never skips or repeats.
Can a promoter give away drinks?
No. Complimentary drinks on each list are set by a supervisor with their code.
How do I take payment at the door?
Cash, card or mixed: the cashier enters the sale with the ID first and the ticket comes out with its QR, validated like any other. Every sale is recorded.
What does the municipal ticket show?
It's one slip per ticket with the venue stub and the customer stub, the cashier's name and a strict per-club sequential number, with no price. The holder name and tax ID (CUIL) are entered once in Settings.
What do I need to start selling at the door?
A computer or a tablet at the door till and a ticket printer. The door validates with the staff's phones, with nothing to install.
Can I see it before signing up?
Yes: write to us from the quote builder and we'll go through it with your real operation.

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Modules that work well together

Add them whenever you need them: each one with its price in plain sight, on the same panel and the same support.

Make every door sale count

ID, QR and a numbered ticket, with no fee per ticket. Build your quote and see the monthly total.

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