From a technology meetup to a rooftop celebration, a career workshop to a family milestone — EAON verifies who's hosting, protects what you pay, and confirms you actually showed up before anyone gets paid.
Every host has ID and, for in-person events, venue proof on file before a listing goes live.
Check-in codes and geofencing for in-person events, join confirmation for virtual ones — either way, showing up is proven.
Whatever the event, your payment sits in escrow and only releases to the host once your attendance is confirmed.
Verification means hosts can open a private event to new people without losing control of who's actually there.
Technology meetups, career workshops, science talks
Games nights, art & culture, sports and fitness groups
Weddings, sangeets, rooftop nights, private launches
Verified sessions with the artists and creators you follow
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Every other platform sells you a promise: pay now, hope the event happens, chase the host on WhatsApp if it doesn't.
EAON flips it. Your money doesn't leave escrow until you've actually shown up — in person or in the live session — and that's confirmed.
Same booking flow you know.
Different economics underneath.
An Airbnb hold on your card + a boarding-pass gate scan — for in-person events, or a verified join for virtual ones. The host only gets paid when a real attendee actually shows up. No-shows, no payout, no loss to you.
Three steps between finding an event and being inside — with the moment of truth sitting exactly where it should: at the door.
Browse by city, category, or interest — virtual or in person. Every listing has a verified host and, for in-person events, a fixed venue with a public address you can look up.
Your ticket money goes into a locked wallet held by EarnOn — not to the host. If they cancel or the event doesn't happen, your funds come back.
In person, tap "I'm here" and a geofence plus rotating code confirms you're actually there. Virtual, a unique join link confirms you actually entered the session. Either way, that's what releases payment.
The check-in happens inside an 80-meter radius of the venue, with a 6-digit code that rotates every 30 minutes. Screenshots don't work. Forwarded tickets don't work. Being nearby doesn't work. Only actually walking in works — which is exactly what makes the escrow release safe.
A GPS + WiFi triangulation lock around the venue. Codes stop working the second you leave the perimeter.
Regenerates every 30 mins. Only valid inside the geofence. Bound to the device that bought the ticket.
Match confirms in ~2 seconds. Host's share of escrow releases on the spot. Payout hits their wallet within 48 hours.
Virtual events don't get a geofence — they get a join confirmation instead. EarnOn checks that you actually entered the live session, not just that a link was clicked.
Every ticket gets a one-time link bound to your account — not shareable, not reusable.
EarnOn confirms your link was used to actually enter the live session or stream, not just opened.
For paid workshops and talks, the host can set a minimum time in the session before payout releases.
Once presence is confirmed, the host's share leaves escrow — same 48-hour window as in-person events.
Virtual or in person — ten categories, every kind of event. Tap one to filter the marketplace below.
Every listing below is verified. Every host has ID + venue proof on file. Every ticket you buy sits in escrow until you walk in.
Every other ticketing platform takes their cut when you buy. We take ours when a real body arrives at a real place. That one shift changes everything — for you, and for the hosts building on us.
Your money is locked with the platform until check-in. If the event is cancelled inside the refund window, the money comes back automatically — nobody has to chase a host on WhatsApp.
A rotating 6-digit code that only accepts entries within the venue's geofence. WhatsApp-forwarded tickets and screenshot QR codes stop working the moment you leave the perimeter.
Three fees, all visible before you buy or list. No booking-fee-plus-processing-fee-plus-convenience-fee-plus-service-charge — that's not fee transparency, that's fee avoidance.
"We ran our yacht party through EAON mostly out of curiosity about the escrow model. What sold us was the payout — 21 of 25 tickets actually checked in, and we had the money in our wallet less than two days later. No chasing anyone."
"I booked a rooftop night on another app once and the venue had changed with zero notice. On EAON I could see the host's rating and elite badge before paying, and my money wasn't even released until I actually walked in. That's the part that got me to trust it."
"We were skeptical that a physical-events platform would handle a virtual workshop properly. It did — join-link verification, attendee count matched exactly who showed up, and payout still hit in 48 hours. Same trust, different mechanism."
If check-in fails, the event changes, or a host doesn't deliver — every dispute is reviewed and resolved within 5 business days, with funds held in escrow until it's settled.
List a yacht night, a farmhouse dinner, a wedding sangeet, or a village festival. Three transparent fees. No sales fee triggered unless a guest walks in and checks in. That's the deal.
No check-in, no sales fee. The one guarantee no other platform will give you.
The verification model works the same whether the event is virtual or in person, a workshop or a wedding.
Virtual or in person. Technology meetups, career workshops, science talks — verified hosts, no fake attendee counts.
Happening regardless of ticket sales. Weddings, engagements, milestones — verified guest lists, no gate-crashers.
Real community life. Village festivals, temple fairs, farmhouse gatherings — priced for the neighbourhood, verified at the door.
Built to be a ticketed event. Yacht parties, pop-up dinners, rooftop nights — where the host is the product.
Verified sessions with the artists and creators fans already follow on EarnOn. Capped slots, ID-checked hosts, no resale.
Whether you're going out or throwing something worth going to — start with the platform where the event actually has to happen.
