m.BoxOffice: mobile box office for festivals and concerts
Sell at the gate. Scan at the door.
When a queue forms at the entrance, open extra points of sale with a modern, easy-to-use mobile box office. A dedicated professional handheld device sells and prints a ticket, then scans it at the door.
More points of sale · Contactless payments · Scanning at the door
Team for a day
Several sellers can work the event at once. Each has their own cash-up and shift closing, so afterwards you know exactly how much each one sold.
Extras and festival merchandise
Promoters offer visitors an extra ticket, an upgrade or a package right where they are. m.BoxOffice also sells festival merchandise.
Same system as online sales
You never sell more tickets than are available, and all sales appear in the same reports.
Festival rental
Rent devices for a single event or a whole season. m.BoxOffice issues fiscal receipts.
A ticket on their phone
m.BoxOffice prints the ticket or sends it to the festival-goer by email and to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Less paper on the grounds, and at the entrance you scan the ticket from the phone.
Just before the headliner goes on
The queue at the gate keeps growing and the headliner is nearly due on stage. Several sellers step in among the festival-goers and sell right in the queue. A tap of a card or phone, and the ticket comes off the printer or goes out by email and to Wallet. Once the queue has shrunk, the same sellers move to the door and scan.
Contactless payments
Visitors tap a card or phone to pay. You accept cards through our payment partners, and we can add further partners of your choice. m.BoxOffice is integrated with payment apps, so it is not tied to one provider. It also accepts cash, gift and prepaid cards.
- Worldline Tap on Mobile
- NLB Smart POS
- OTP Smart POS
- Google Pay
- Apple Pay
Where to open a point of sale on the festival grounds
A festival does not start at the main gate. With m.BoxOffice you open a point of sale wherever there is an internet connection and festival-goers stop or wait.
- Main gate
- Car park
- Info point
- Campsite entrance
- Merchandise stand
Proven before it reaches your festival
m.BoxOffice already runs at Ljubljanski grad (Ljubljana Castle), Postojnska jama (Postojna Cave), Lutkovno gledališče Ljubljana (Ljubljana Puppet Theatre) and NK Celje.
Ljubljanski grad
Postojnska jama
Lutkovno gledališče Ljubljana
NK Celje
A leaflet for your festival team
Download the m.BoxOffice leaflet for festivals and concerts as a PDF and pass it on to your production colleagues or the board.
Download the leafletFrequently asked questions
No. m.BoxOffice sells from the same inventory as your online shop and box office, so every sale shows everywhere at once. At a seated concert no seat is sold twice. Prices, packages and discounts match, and sales land in the same reports.
Yes. In m.BoxOffice every seller has their own cash-up and shift closing. Sales stay separate for each seller, even when two of them work the same gate.
Yes. m.BoxOffice has built-in ticket scanning, so one device sells and checks the ticket. For entrances with several lanes, connect it to the mojekarte access control system.
Yes. m.BoxOffice prints the ticket or sends it as an e-ticket by email and to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. At the entrance you scan it from the phone.
Yes. Rent devices for a single event or a whole season, such as a summer concert series.
m.BoxOffice runs on all recent Android phones with a Bluetooth printer, or on a dedicated professional handheld device with a built-in printer and scanner. A phone suits an extra seller in the queue, and the handheld device suits steady work at the gate.
Yes. m.BoxOffice has no offline mode, on purpose, because ticket availability has to stay in sync at all times. Every sale is confirmed instantly, so you never sell more tickets than are available. Check the connection at each point of sale before the gates open.
No. m.BoxOffice issues fiscal receipts in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. When a company buys tickets for its staff, enter its details during the sale, and in Croatia m.BoxOffice issues an R1 invoice.
Yes. One device sells tickets and festival merchandise. Festival-goers can pay by tapping a card or phone, in cash, or with a gift or prepaid card.
Yes. m.BoxOffice runs under your festival’s brand, just like your box office and online shop.
A modern mobile box office, wherever your audience is.