Halllo

How hosts earn on Halllo

Key Takeaways

  • Earn from tickets, memberships and matchmaking, and keep 90% of each.
  • Guests pay the service fee, and Halllo pays the card processing.
  • You're paid after each event, into your bank account through Stripe.

Hosting on Halllo is a business. You earn from every event, from your club's memberships and from matchmaking, and you keep 90% of all three. It's free to create a club.

Tickets

You set the price of every event and keep 90% of every ticket. Guests pay a $3.99 service fee on top, and Halllo pays the card processing, not you.

Memberships

Once your club reaches 300 members, you can set a membership fee for new members: one time or once a year, from $1 to $499. It's paid with the member's next ticket, and you keep 90%. Everyone already in is a founding member and never pays it.

Set your fee

One time or once a year. Change it whenever you like; a new fee applies to new payers only.

Matchmaking

Also from 300 members, you can turn on matchmaking. Your club's matchmakers sell a package of three first dates within six months, for $899, the same in every club. You keep 90%, $809.10, paid 30 days after the client's first call with their matchmaker.

See what you've earned

Your earnings screen shows what you've earned, what's been paid and what's still coming, event by event and package by package. You connect your bank account through Stripe once, when you create your first club or event.

About Halllo

Halllo is re-inventing how singles meet, match, and connect. Hosts build members-only social clubs, and singles meet in person first at Meet Before You Swipe® events, then match after.

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