Name your site
A town, a sport, a scene. Trafford Events. Boxing Interclubs. 5-a-side tournaments. Pick a name, a web address, a strapline and a colour, and your site is created.
Own the events website for your patch, sport or scene
Name your site, invite the clubs and organisations you know, and their events appear on it. Net Hub runs the ticketing underneath. You run the site and keep the revenue.
You earn
£9/month
Earn monthly per event organiser
every paid plan on your site
You earn
10%of fees
Commission of fees
on tickets sold through your site
The events website you own
Live site
Trafford Events
traffordevents.org
- SatJunior football camp£12
- SunPark fun runFree
- FriClub awards dinner£45
Example site
Boxing Interclubs
boxinginterclubs.com
- SatSalford ABC home show£10
- SatLeeds interclub, 12 bouts£8
- SunSkills day, juniorsFree
Example site
5asidegame
5asidegame.com
- SatCharity cup, 16 teams£60
- WedMidweek league, week 4£35
- SunWalking footballFree
Example site
Quiz Night Finder
quiznightfinder.com
- TueThe Crown big quiz£2
- ThuMusic round specialFree
- FriCharity quiz & supper£15
Set up in minutes, not months
Organisations keep control of their listings
Ticket money goes straight to the organiser
You see the revenue flow in your own app
One site. Many organisations. Your name on the door.
You decide the website name, URL, sector, colours and branding. We do the rest. Every customer who signs up on your site becomes your customer: you earn the SaaS fees and 10% of the fee revenue from ticket sales, and the Net Hub events engine does the rest.
Invite your customers
Invite the clubs, leagues, societies and promoters you already know. Each one signs up through your site and is linked to you. Free events list for free; paid events are £9 a month.
Generate revenue
Every listing, ticket and booking flows through Net Hub and appears on your site automatically. You promote the site. You earn from it. Nobody phones you about refunds.
No money from the events is ever handled by you. It flows directly to the event organiser and you earn a commission on the transaction. No distributing funds, just a very simple commission.
What a site looks like
Trafford Events is a live site, built exactly this way. The other two are the kind of site someone could open this week.
Trafford Eventstraffordevents.orgTrafford Events
Sporting and community events across one borough. Clubs, societies and associations list on one site; residents find and book in one place.
5asidegame5asidegame.com5-a-side tournaments
Leagues and one-day tournaments from every organiser in a region. Teams enter and pay online; the organiser keeps the money and the entry list.
Quiz Night Finderquiznightfinder.comQuiz Night Finder
Every pub quiz in a city on one page. Pubs and quizmasters sign up, teams find a table for Tuesday, and charity quizzes sell tickets in advance.
Try it. Name a site and watch it appear.
This is the whole set-up: a name, a strapline, a colour. The preview on the right is what your visitors would see. The listings come from the organisations you tag.
Stockport EventsList your events
Your gateway to Stockport's sport and community events
Events published by local clubs, societies and associations.
FreeList free eventsfor free
£9List paid events£9 a month
What's on in Stockport
14Sep
Junior football campHeaton Norris FC
£1219Sep
Autumn fun runVernon Park Runners
Free27Sep
Padel mixed doubles ladderBramhall Padel
£803Oct
Club awards dinnerStockport Rugby
£45© 2026 Stockport Events
Listings shown are illustrative. Real hubs pull live events from the Net Hub events gateway.
Where the money goes
Every organisation on your site is paid directly and keeps control of its own listings, prices and refunds. Net Hub takes its fee. You take a share of that fee.
The public
Someone books a ticket
They find the event on your site, search or a club's link, and pay by card in the Net Hub checkout. Fees are shown before they pay.
The organisation
The organiser is paid at point of sale
Ticket revenue is banked by the organisation, not by you and not by Net Hub. They process their own refunds. Nobody holds customer funds.
Net Hub
Net Hub takes its transaction fee
A small percentage on ticket and item sales, plus the £9 a month paid-events plan. That is the whole platform charge.
You, the site owner
You earn on both
£9 a month for every organisation on a paid plan linked to your site, plus 10% of all Net Hub fees flowing through your site. Paid to you. Visible in your app.
Net Hub never holds customer funds. Organisations retain control of their listings and their money throughout.
What you earn
Think of it as a franchise without the franchise fee. Net Hub built the ticketing, the organiser app, the payments and the support desk. You bring the community and the name. The revenue is split two ways.
You earn
£9/month
Earn monthly per event organiser
the events plan subscription, to you
You earn
10%of fees
Commission of fees
on every ticket sold through your site
Free listings cost nothing, so a site can start full and grow into paid plans as organisers see bookings arrive. There is no minimum, no target and no fee to open a site.
Rough it out
Move the sliders. Estimates only; your site will differ.
Your estimated income£135 from plans + £100 from fees
Assumes Net Hub's standard 5% transaction fee on ticket and item sales. Plan revenue and fee share are paid to the site owner as set out in the site agreement. Not a forecast.
Every organisation keeps its own account, app and money
Your site is not a middleman. Each club, league or promoter you tag gets a full Net Hub account: their own listings, ticket types, attendee lists, check-in, insights and payouts. They log in to their own app and see everything in detail.
Being linked to your site simply means "show these here too". They can list on your site and on their own website at the same time, change prices whenever they like, and leave whenever they like. That is what makes organisers say yes.
- Organisers create and edit their own events
- Ticket revenue banked by the organiser at point of sale
- Attendees, check-in and refunds handled in their own app
- Free events list for free; paid events £9 a month, first month free
Illustrative figures. The real app shows totals only, never one organisation's private data.
See the revenue flow in your own app
Site owners get their own Net Hub app, on a phone or a desktop. It rolls up event and subscription figures across every organisation linked to your site: all time, this month, last month. Totals, one row per currency.
You see the size of the site and what it earns you. You never see an individual organisation's private figures; those stay in their app. Run more than one site and switch between them in a tap.
From the first site
Trafford Events and the Net Hub portal has been a massive help in not only bringing people to my lessons, squads, and camps but it's also reduced my overall admin by 70%
An organiser on a site, not a site owner. That is the point: the organisations win first, and the site earns because they do.
Questions, answered plainly
What exactly am I setting up?
A website with the Net Hub events engine behind it. Organisations that sign up through your site are linked to it, and their events show there. Net Hub sets up the site and the listings feed. You own the name, the domain and the relationships.
Do I need to build a website?
No. Net Hub's events gateway can be embedded on any page with a single line, and we can set up a starter site in the style of Trafford Events for you. If you already have a site, the listings drop into it.
What does it cost me to open a site?
Nothing. There is no fee to open a site and no minimum number of organisations. Organisations pay Net Hub £9 a month for paid events, first month free, and free events list for free.
How am I paid?
Monthly, into your bank account, against a statement you can check in the site owner app: the £9 plan revenue for each paid organisation linked to your site, and 10% of the Net Hub fees on sales through your site.
Can an organisation be on more than one site?
Yes. A club can be linked to several sites, so a boxing gym could appear on a town site and on a national boxing site at the same time. Its account, listings and money are the same in both.
Who supports the organisers?
Net Hub does. Organisers use the standard Net Hub organiser app and help desk. You are not the support line, and you are never involved in a refund.
Is this a franchise?
It works like one, without the fee: Net Hub supplies the platform, you supply the community, and the revenue is shared. Legally it is an affiliate arrangement set out in a short site agreement, which we send with your application reply.
Your town. Your sport. Your events site.
Tell us the site you have in mind and the organisations you would invite first. We reply within two working days with your site set up, your listings feed and the site agreement.