Selling
How to List a Local Event
Create an event listing, set up ticket sales, and manage your guest list.
Go to Create Listing
Sign in and go to My Account → Create Listing. Select "Event" as your listing type.
Choose your event category
Pick the category that best fits your event (e.g. Music & Concerts, Food & Drink, Workshop / Class). This helps the right attendees find you.
Write your title and description
Your title should be the name of your event. Your description should cover what attendees can expect, who it's for, what to bring, and any other key details.
Choose: Sell tickets or Free entry
Select "Sell tickets here" to enable paid ticket purchases through StoneFjord. Select "Free event" if there's no ticket price. If you're collecting payment elsewhere (cash at door, box office), describe that in your listing.
Set your ticket price
If selling tickets, enter the price per ticket. StoneFjord adds a buyer fee on top — buyers see the full price at checkout.
Set your event date, time, and location
Enter your event date, start time, end date/time, venue name, and address. This information appears prominently on your listing and in buyer confirmation emails.
Add photos and publish
Upload a photo for your event — a flyer, venue photo, or promotional image works well. Review your listing and click "Create listing" to proceed to activation.
Activate and publish your event
Your first listing is free. After that, publishing a paid event costs a one-time $0.50 listing fee, charged to your saved card when you publish — free events are always exempt and cost nothing. Promotion is a separate, optional add-on. If you turn it on here while publishing, it renews at $2.99/month until you remove it; if you instead promote a listing that's already live, it's a one-time $2.99 for a single 30-day window. Either way, you're never charged $2.99/month just to list an event.
Manage your guest list
Go to My Account → My Listings and click "Details" on your event listing. You'll see a full guest list with ticket numbers, buyer names, emails, and quantities — your check-in sheet for the door.
You're all set!
Need more help? Browse other guides or contact support.