Make Your Comedy Club's Website, Tickets and Open Mic List with AI

Mythex builds what a comedy club runs on between the stage and the box office: a listings page that shows each night's lineup, tickets with tables and dinner bundles, open mic slots comics book themselves, a portal for acts and agents, and door check-in on a phone. Describe your club in chat and publish it to a real URL.

Acts, seats and money, kept in one place

The money is made on Friday and Saturday, when an emcee and three or four acts play a full room with table service. Weeknights carry open mic, new-material nights and stand-up courses. Headliners are booked months ahead through agents, while open spots are handed out from a pile of social media messages. Tickets sell on one site, the bar runs on a POS, and the table plan is drawn on paper the afternoon of the show. Lineups change, acts forget to send headshots, and corporate parties cancel. Software helps when it joins up the lineup, the seats and the fees.

Lineups stored per show, so the listings update when an act changes
Open mic slots with a monthly limit per comic
Tickets with tables, groups and show-and-dinner bundles
Act records with agent, fee range and notes from each show
Deposits and balance invoices for private hire

What you can build for comedy clubs

Listings that build themselves from each night's lineup

Acts sell the tickets, so every show page needs the headliner and support, door time, show start, age limit and whether food is served. Store each show with its acts and the listings page builds itself; swap an act and the page changes at once, with a note so nobody feels misled. Add a private hire page and an acts page explaining how to apply for spots.

Build a website for my comedy club with weekly listings built from shows and their acts (headliner, support, emcee), door and start times, age limit and food, a private hire page and a page for comedians to apply.

Open mic slots comics book themselves

Publish next month's open mic slots on a fixed day, cap bookings per comic, and let each one say whether their material is new or worked in, which helps build a running order. Five minutes for new acts, ten for returning ones. Cancellations free the slot for the waiting list, and you hold a few back for comics you want to see again.

Make open mic booking for my comedy club: each Tuesday has 12 slots, comics book one with name, contact and whether the set is new material, a comic can book at most two per month, and cancellations go to a waiting list.

Tickets with tables, groups and a dinner bundle

Sell seats with or without a reserved table, group bundles for office parties and birthdays, and a show-and-dinner deal priced so the food is clearly better value than ordering on the night. Gift vouchers with a code and expiry do well before the holidays. Card payments go through a payment provider you sign up with and connect.

Build ticketing for my comedy club with standard seats, reserved tables of 4 or 6, a show-and-dinner bundle on Fridays and Saturdays, group bookings, and gift vouchers with a code and 12-month expiry.

An act portal that holds headshots, bios and fees

Booked acts log in to see confirmed dates, set length, fee, arrival time and payment status. Agents see holds and confirmations for their clients without a chain of emails. Ask every act to upload a headshot and a two-line bio when first booked, and your listings and social posts are ready the day the lineup is set.

Make a portal for comedians and agents: each act sees their bookings with date, set length, fee, arrival time and payment status, and uploads a headshot, short bio and tech rider once. Agents see all their clients' holds and confirmations.

A Christmas party page that opens in late summer

Office organizers book early. A page just for party nights with group prices, food options and a short inquiry form fills your best November and December dates before competitors list theirs. The same pattern works for a headliner's tour date with a clip and a ticket button, or a new stand-up course intake.

Make a Christmas party landing page for my comedy club with available dates in November and December, group packages for 10, 20 and 40 people with food options, and an inquiry form saved separately from normal bookings.

Stand-up courses that end in a showcase

A multi-week course covers writing, structure, stagecraft and hecklers, with exercises between sessions and an upload step for a recording of each student's set. Put the showcase night on the calendar before you sell a place; the date keeps students writing, and their friends fill the room. Graduates can get first refusal on open mic slots.

Build a stand-up comedy course platform with six weekly lessons, writing exercises, a video upload for each student's set with tutor feedback, and a showcase night date that students can sell tickets for.

From Facebook messages to an open mic list

If open spots are handed out from message requests, start there. Build the open mic booking first, post the link where comics already ask, and open next month's slots on the same day each month. The scramble ends, newer acts get a fair go, and you have a record of who played, which feeds straight into the act notes you keep for booking paid spots.

Fixed release day for next month's slots
Per-comic monthly cap
Waiting list for cancellations

Know what a full room is worth

Import ticket sales and a bar export from your POS by date, and a dashboard shows spend per head per show. Compare a big headliner's fee with the extra tickets sold over a normal weekend; a name that sells out may earn less than a solid club headliner once the fee is counted. Use ticket sales two days ahead to set bar and floor staffing.

Questions

Can comics book their own open mic spots?

Yes. Each night gets a set number of slots, comics pick one and leave their details, and a monthly limit stops one person taking every week.

Can I sell comedy tickets with tables?

Yes. Tickets can be standard seats or reserved tables, with group bundles and dinner deals. Card payments run through a payment provider you connect with your own account.

Can we check people in at the door on a phone?

Yes. A check-in view searches bookings by name and marks them arrived, and it works in a phone browser.

Can acts see their gigs and fees?

Yes. Each act gets a login showing only their own bookings, set lengths and payment status.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the club's nights and how you book them, and Mythex builds it with a live preview. Changes are made by chatting.

Is it free?

You can build and publish on the Free plan with daily credits and no credit card. Pro is $25/month for more credits and a custom domain, and can turn the app into Android and iPhone apps that open your published app.

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