GoFan: Sell Tickets to Events

GoFan: Sell Tickets to Events

For Schools to Process Payment

14 ratings
9 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 24, 2019
  • March 28, 2022
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About

This app allows schools to easily accept various payment methods for event tickets. Process credit cards and mobile wallets, manage tickets, and send receipts directly from your device.

Accept major credit cards
Process mobile wallet payments
Manage tickets and passes
Send digital receipts
Secure payment processing
View fan transactions
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What's New in GoFan

1.0.5

March 28, 2022

Support for new card readers.

User reviews

App is worthless

Much to my dismay the school has gone cashless, so we have to buy tickets through the app. Fine. I was sent a link to the website and bought my tickets. No issues with redemption. I like many others prefer use the app. I downloaded the app. There wasn’t a way to create an account. So I created my account online. I retuned to the app to log in and I get a log in error. I waited a couple days thinking the website and app are slow to transfer information between the two. Nope. A week later I STILL can’t log into the app! After reading the reviews I am not the only person who has complaints about it. Needless to say it has been deleted from my phone.
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Simple!

BoxOffice has simplified everything for our school!

Doesn’t let you create an account and the website doesn’t work either

The app doesn’t have anything besides a sign in section and you there is no place to create an account. When I click on my school from my computer browser, it comes with a blank screen. Very dysfunctional app.

Updating earlier review We Good!

I was a little concerned with an over charged but I’ve learned I’m being refunded. Not sure what happened but it’s all good. The app is convenient and worth the $1 convenient fee.

$1.00 Service Fee Per Ticket Purchased

It’s a joke that this is all the majority of the schools are accepting, saying they can’t take cash, then are running a snack bar 5ft away taken cash. While these developers are charging a $1/ticket with 20m+ tickets sold. It’s a racket…

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FAQ

What payment methods does GoFan accept?

GoFan accepts all major US credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. It also processes mobile wallet payments such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

How does GoFan handle payment security?

All card information processed through GoFan is encrypted, ensuring secure and reliable transactions for both the school and the event attendees.

Can I manage tickets and send receipts with GoFan?

Yes, GoFan allows you to effortlessly manage tickets and passes. You can also quickly send receipts via email or text message to fans.

What devices is GoFan compatible with?

GoFan is designed for iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads, making it convenient for use at event gates.

How often is GoFan updated?

The latest version of GoFan is 1.0.5, and it was last updated on March 28, 2022. Updates ensure the app remains reliable and secure.

What is the age rating for GoFan?

GoFan has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for use by school staff and volunteers of various ages.

Does GoFan have ads?

The provided data does not specify if GoFan contains advertisements. However, its monetization model is listed as free, suggesting it may be ad-supported or rely on other revenue streams.

What is the user sentiment for GoFan?

GoFan has an average rating of 3.4 stars from 14 ratings. This suggests a mixed user experience, with some users finding it effective and others encountering issues.