Be the event, not a listing.

Listing sites file your concert between a quiz night and a pottery class, and your safari between a trek and a water park. en3 gives each one a site of its own, in your colours and your voice, with booking, the counter and the gate built in.

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In a list, you’re one goat in the herd.

Listings sort you by date, rank you by price and put three other evenings beside yours. Your own page answers only one question: are you coming to this show?

Leave the herd. Be the G.O.A.T.

What comes with your page

Your page, in your own style: Your logo, colours and typefaces on your page, the event page, checkout and the link preview people share on WhatsApp. Nobody else's shows appear on it.
Questions before they pay: Ask buyers to agree to house rules, choose a meal or tell you how they heard about you. Answers appear beside each guest and download as a spreadsheet.
The door, handled: Each booking gets a short door code that works for the whole party. Your volunteers check people in from a phone and see a live count of who's in.
₹5 a ticket. That's all we charge.: Plus GST, plus the payment gateway at cost, billed to you once a month. We never take a percentage of your ticket price, and your buyers' details belong to you.

New on en3

Built for how shows really run — festivals, lineups and the people behind them.

Season passes

Three nights. One QR.

Sell a pass for every date of your festival or series beside single tickets. It shares the same seats, can never oversell a night, and your buyer carries one code that works at the door each evening.

Lineup & reach

See who filled the hall.

Put your artists on the page. Each gets a share link, and buyers can say who brought them — so you see, by name, which performer pulled the crowd.

Your story

An About page that proves it.

Your story, the artists who've played with you and every past show — with real numbers counted at the door, not guessed.

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Each one is a site of its own. Step into any of them.

From the journal

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After the show

Mantra Mādhurya: a houseful evening, and a first for Vedic recitation

On 11 October, S. Aishwarya and S. Saundarya launched the World's First Women Recited Vedic Album at Jama The Studio. Every seat was taken, people stood at the back to the last note, and the night ended with Prasāda served as dinner.

Lohitesh · 16 October 2026

Article

Will a big ticketing platform sell your show? For most new organisers, no

Listing on a large marketplace feels like a shortcut to an audience. For a new or independent organiser, the buyers almost always come from your own work: your posts, your groups, your people. Here is what the data says, and what that means for the fees you pay.