Who hosts
A club hosts events from its console; an individual host can too. An event has a date in the venue's own clock, a venue on the map or a joining link, a cover, and ticket tiers: free, priced, members-only, capped or uncapped.
The sign-up flow
A visitor picks a tier and a quantity, gives the name on the ticket, and is issued at once for a free tier or pays through Stripe for a priced one. Each ticket carries a QR code and a code; you scan at the door. Postponing or cancelling tells every ticket holder.
The fee
Free tickets cost nothing. A priced ticket carries an ORUS booking fee the attendee pays on top of your price, per ticket (4.5% + £1.25 + 1.5% processing, never more than 10% of the ticket, never less than £0.50 in the United Kingdom; 4.5% + RM 7.50 + 2.1% processing, never more than 10% of the ticket, never less than RM 3.00 in Malaysia; 4.5% + S$2.20 + 1.5% processing, never more than 10% of the ticket, never less than S$0.90 in Singapore; 4.5% + A$2.40 + 1.5% processing, never more than 10% of the ticket, never less than A$1.00 in Australia; 4.5% + €1.50 + 1.5% processing, never more than 10% of the ticket, never less than €0.60 in the euro area; 4.5% + US$1.60 + 1.5% processing, never more than 10% of the ticket, never less than US$0.65 in the United States), so you receive your full ticket price. You can choose to absorb the fee instead on the event's ticket rules. A club in Malaysia is paid for priced tickets by ORUS, by bank transfer in ringgit once the event has ended, as the Run classes guide sets out (minimum RM 133.00 a payout).
Questions at this step
Can I list an event I do not sell tickets for?
Yes, as an external listing with your own link. It appears in the events directory and sells nothing here.
Do attendees need an ORUS account?
For a club's event, yes, so the ticket is theirs to show. An editorial event can register a guest by name.