Your event. Your money.
Your name on it.
The storefront, the street team, the door and the books — everything it takes to run a dressed-up desi event, with pass revenue settling straight to you.
Finally, a platform built for desi club nights
Not a general listings site with a desi tag bolted on. Night-styled pages, promoters who sell on their own handles, and a door that runs on the phone already in your pocket.
Finally, an organizer page that’s yours
Cover film, your story, your organizer style, your follower list. A website — not a row in someone else’s catalogue.
Finally, a way to sell more passes
Open the room to every promoter on Groovity, mail your own follower list, and see which cities are already asking for a night.
Bombay Social Club
Jersey City · since 2019Get your own identity instead of a passing glance.
A cover film, your story in your own words, and a style picked once — every night you drop wears it.
- Your own address. Cover, story, gallery, details — edited by you, live in minutes. A website, not a row in somebody’s catalogue.
- Followers, not passers-by. Guests follow you. Every new drop lands straight in their inbox.
- Lit on arrival. Paparazzi flashes, mirror-ball sweep, low haze — pick the atmosphere once and every event page carries it.
Your sponsor deserves more than a flyer mention.
Mark a night as taking sponsors and brands come to you. You read their record, they read your room, and the deal stays between you — we take nothing from it.
- Brands find you. Open the event to sponsors and it’s on the board — city, date, expected room. Interested brands raise a hand; you see their record, not their pitch.
- Their name rides every pass. Credit a sponsor and their logo sits on the pass, with an offer on the back your guests can actually use.
- Hand them a receipt. Scan-verified attendance — how many people actually walked past their table. A sponsor who can prove it comes back next season.
Their record, not their pitch. The deal is yours to settle — we take nothing from it.
You set the event and the rate. Nobody applies, nobody waits — the level beside a handle is their record, not a rank you had to grant.
Undersold? Open the room to promoters.
Fifty seats, thirty sold? Flip one switch, set a commission, and every promoter on Groovity can sell it within the hour — earning only on what they move.
- One switch, one rate. Open the event, name the commission. Nobody applies, nobody waits on you.
- Every sale attributed. Link, QR or spoken code — each pass knows who moved it.
- Payouts on autopilot. Commissions vest after the night. Nobody invoices anybody.
Open in a city that's already asking.
Guests raise a hand for the towns we're not lit in yet. Book the room where the crowd is already waiting, not where you hope one shows up.
- Demand, not guesswork. Every count is a person who asked for a desi night in that city.
- First in gets the crowd. Go live there and everyone who raised a hand hears about it.
- Founding rate. Open a new city and your first two events carry no platform fee at all — the cheapest a pass to that night can be bought anywhere.
Hands raised by people waiting for an event. Signed in, you get this board ranked by distance from the rooms you already run.
Same pass. Cheaper at the checkout.
Every platform in this market bills the guest rather than you, so the fee is never a line in your books — it is a number on their basket. Put your price in and see what that number actually is on each.
$1.92 cheaper for your guest — $96.00 across a 50-pass night
Founding cohort — 0% for your first two events, then a 1.5-point discount locked for twelve months — puts the same pass in a guest’s basket at $32.60.
Published US rate cards, August 2026 · quoted at one pass per order, the worst case — card processing carries a $0.30 flat per order, so a four-pack lands under 4× these figures on every platform here.
Every sale lands in your own Stripe balance the moment it happens — it just waits there until the event has run.
The hold lifts for good. Stripe pays you on its own schedule, usually a day or two after a sale settles — weeks before the doors open.
Get paid while the room is still filling.
Pass money runs through your own Stripe account from the very first sale — Groovity only ever holds its fee, and that’s the whole model. What the verification mark changes is when Stripe may move that money on to your bank.
- Held to start. A new organizer’s sales sit in their own balance — not ours — until the night has run. Insurance for a cancelled event, and temporary.
- Verified: released for good. Stripe pays you as passes sell, so the DJ and the deposit come out of passes already sold — and the mark sits beside your name at checkout.
- Three things to earn it. Stripe onboarding done, one event run doors to settlement, a public account we can match to you. We grant it — which is what makes it worth having.