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Live products in production, handling real customers and real payments.

Memora Experience homepage, with floating event photos framing the headline and a countdown to the next boat party
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case study

Memora Experience

An event brand that sells its own tickets, on its own checkout, keeping what a platform would have taken.

Role
Brand, site, checkout
Year
2025
Status
Live
Stack
HTML/CSS/JS · Stripe · Supabase · Resend

memora-experience.com (opens in a new tab)

  • The brief

    An event brand that needed to sell tickets directly, rather than through a platform taking a cut of every one. That meant owning the whole path: the brand, the site people arrive at, and the checkout they pay through.

  • What we built

    The brand and the site, plus a custom checkout: Stripe payments, capacity caps, sequential ticket numbering and automated email confirmations. No plugin, no marketplace, no per-ticket fee to anyone else.

    Stripe checkout for MAGM Memora Experience Ltd totalling €55.00, itemised as Memora Boat Party Ticket €50.00, Service fee €3.00 and Safety fee €2.00, beside a payment panel offering card, MB WAY, Satispay, Bancontact and EPS The same €55.00 checkout on a phone at checkout.stripe.com, offering Apple Pay and Link as one-tap options above the card, Apple Pay, MB WAY and Bancontact list
    Live Stripe checkout, with per-ticket fees as separate line items, on desktop and mobile.

  • The hard part

    The parts that only matter in production. Capacity that cannot be oversold when two people check out at the same moment. Every ticket getting a number that is genuinely its own. Confirmation emails that actually arrive, rather than quietly failing into a spam folder.

  • In production

    It is live and taking real transactions. You can open it, buy a ticket and see the confirmation land, which is a different kind of claim from a screenshot.

Real money, real tickets, real customers. Not a prototype.

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