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Simplify Finance

Get paid faster and reconcile with ease.

On The Stage brings payment processing, payouts, and financial reporting into one platform, so your books match your bank.

GETTING PAID

More ways for patrons to pay.

Give patrons the payment methods they already use, online and at the box office.

Easy Payments

Pay with one click using Apple Pay or Google Pay, or using a credit or debit card.

Box Office Payments

Accept cash, check, card, or terminal payments at the door, with every payment logged to the order.

Split Payments

Take a deposit up front and collect the balance over as many payments as needed before the event, or split a large order, like a group sale, across multiple payment methods.

Buy Now, Pay Later

Optionally let patrons pay over time through Affirm, making bigger purchases easier to say yes to.

PAYMENT PROCESSING

Streamlined payment processing with OTS Payments.

Let On The Stage handle payment processing for you, while providing enhanced financial protections and more advanced security.

Explore OTS Payments

Simple Enrollment

Choose how and when you want to get paid, and get started selling in minutes.

Chargeback Handling

OTS manages patron disputes for you, and covers the bank fees for you.

Daily Payouts

Direct deposit customers can choose to get paid daily, making it easier to manage cash flow.

Advanced Security

Our proprietary security layer adds protection against fraud, waste, and abuse on top of standard payment safeguards

Streamlined Reporting

Access Stripe payment and payout information using On The Stage.

TAXES & STRUCTURE

Built for how your organization runs.

Handle sales tax, charitable giving, and multi-organization structures without workarounds.

Sales Tax

Set your own tax rate per production, calculated automatically at checkout.

Tax-deductible Receipts

Add your EIN once, and it appears on every donation confirmation from then on.

Separate Books

Give parent-organization staff access to each child organization's activity, while every organization keeps its finances separate.