For Promoters

The ticketing platform built for MMA promoters

Sell out your cage. FighterTix turns every fighter on your card into a ticket seller — amateur or pro, local show or title night.

Fill Every Seat

MMA shows live and die on local draw. Your fighters bring the crowd — the gym bleachers, the family tables, the hometown section — and FighterTix is built around that reality. Put cage-side seats, VIP tables and general admission on sale in minutes, then give every fighter on the card a link that credits their sales. Amateur fighters with a big following can move serious tickets; pros can push VIP tables. You watch it all add up in one dashboard, bout by bout, team by team. Title fights, pro-am cards, amateur-only nights — the card can change right up to weigh-ins, and your event page updates the moment you do.

Every Fighter Gets Their Own Ticket Page

Every fighter on your card gets a personal ticket link. When their family, teammates, gym and fans buy through that link, the sale is credited to that fighter — automatically. No spreadsheets, no cash envelopes, no arguing on fight night about who sold what. You see every fighter's sales in real time, broken down by fighter and team, and fans see a clean page with the fighter's name, the event and the tickets you've made available.

From the main event to the opening amateur bout, every MMA fighter gets their own page link — so the kid making his debut can sell as many tickets as the headliner.

Turn Your Fighters Into Marketing Machines

Your fighters already have the audience — their gym, their family, their hometown, their social following. FighterTix gives each of them a link worth sharing and a reason to share it. Set commissions per fighter so the people selling the most seats are rewarded for it. Give them fight-week graphics, a tale of the tape and a live fight card to post. Fans can pick winners on your card before the event, which keeps people talking and sharing right up to the first bell. Instead of one promoter pushing tickets, you've got an entire card selling for you.

Everything You Need To Run Fight Night

Fighter Ticket Links

Every fighter gets a personal link. Every sale through it is tracked to them automatically.

Fighter Commissions

Set a commission per fighter and see exactly what each one has earned.

Public Fight Card

Records, teams and weights, live and shareable — updates the moment you change it.

Pick The Fights

Fans predict winners before the card, which keeps people checking back and sharing.

Fight Week Graphics

Tale of the tape and fight-week promo art for every fighter, ready to post.

Fight Posters

Custom fight-card and single-fighter posters, built right in.

Every Ticket Type

GA, reserved, cage/ringside and VIP tables — price and limit each one yourself.

Sold-Ticket Reports

See sales broken down by fighter and by team, in real time.

Stripe & PayPal Checkout

Fans pay however they want; money flows straight to your account.

How It Works

Step 1
Create Your Event

Venue, date, ticket types — GA, reserved, cage/ringside, VIP tables.

Step 2
Add Your Fight Card

Add fighters, teams, weights and bout order. Update it any time.

Step 3
Share Fighter Links

Send every fighter their link; sales are tracked to them automatically.

Step 4
Get Paid / Run The Door

Sold-ticket lists by fighter and team, seat/table assignments, wristbands and table numbers ready to print.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Build a mixed pro-am card; each bout lists the fighters, weights and records.
Each fighter gets a unique ticket link. Any ticket bought through it is tracked to that fighter automatically.
Yes. Create as many ticket types as you need — GA, reserved, cage-side, VIP tables — each with its own price and quantity.
Swap fighters, set a bout to TBA or reorder the card at any time; the public page updates instantly.
Card checkout through Stripe, plus PayPal.
Yes, you can set commissions per fighter and see what each one has earned.

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