FightClear by Kotuvium
Clarity behind the card.
Fight-card and ticket accountability for boxing promoters
Record fighter confirmations, organize backups, and gather ticket updates through no-login links. Track reported sales separately from the payments you record, with allocations, balances, and event expenses in one promoter workspace.
Invite-only Founding Promoter Beta.
Sample data · arithmetic example
| Reported sales | $2,000 |
|---|---|
| Recorded collections | $1,200 |
| Outstanding against reported sales | $800 |
Start with the distinction
A fighter reports ticket sales. You record the payments received. FightClear keeps those figures separate so you can see the remaining balance—not mistake reported revenue for money already collected.
A clearer view of your card and ticket money—not a guarantee that every fight will happen or every balance will be paid.
One promoter-controlled workspace
01 / Ticket-money accountability
Track ticket allocations, reported sales, returns, and recorded collections. Review outstanding balances and compare collections and expected ticket revenue with event expenses.
Break-even estimates use entered records and may include projected costs. Recorded collections are not independently bank-verified, and estimates are not a complete accounting system or verified profit.
02 / Fight-card commitments
Organize bouts, assign red and blue corners, record fighter confirmations, and keep backups and private notes with your card. When contracted weight or rounds change, both active fighters must be reconfirmed, with earlier confirmation history retained.
Record verbal or signed-contract confirmations and promoter check-ins. A signed-contract record is not electronic contract generation or signing. A confirmation is not clearance to compete.
03 / Fighter ticket updates
Share a reusable link for a fighter’s event-specific ticket allocations. They enter their total sold and returned tickets without creating an account. Review the latest report and see when it was last updated.
You share the link through your existing communication channels and can rotate or revoke it. No-login applies to fighter ticket reporting; promoters still sign in.
The current workflow
Add your event and bouts, assign fighters, and record confirmations and backups.
Allocate tickets and share each fighter’s reusable reporting link through your existing communication channels.
Check sold and returned totals, record payments received, and review outstanding balances and your break-even estimates.
Built around your arrangements
FightClear is focused on independent boxing promotions with pre-arranged bouts and fighter-distributed tickets. Keep the ticket-selling arrangements you already use, and record the related allocations, updates, and collections in FightClear.
Ticket updates and collections are recorded in FightClear; they are not automatically imported from your ticketing provider or bank.
Interface reference · fictional sample records
This earlier source-rendered overview is retained as a visual reference. It is not a live account screenshot or proof of the current interface. The current product and this capture may differ.
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An earlier source-rendered overview, not live account information. A sidebar provides Overview, Events, Fighters, and Settings navigation. The main area contains scheduled and confirmed bout totals, next-event details, ticket-update attention items, and upcoming events using fictional demonstration records. Recorded confirmations do not indicate medical fitness, verified licensing, or commission clearance.
Before you begin
No. FightClear tracks ticket inventory, fighter allocations, reported sales and returns, and payments you record collecting. It does not provide checkout or admission scanning for ticket buyers.
Not to submit ticket updates. Fighters use a reusable link for their event-specific allocations. The promoter signs in to manage the event and review the records.
No. You share ticket-update links through your existing communication channels and record collections in the app. FightClear does not currently send automated ticket reminders or move ticket money.
No. It records the promoter’s confirmation of an arrangement. It is not medical clearance, license verification, or commission approval.
FightClear is currently an invite-only Founding Promoter Beta. An invitation code is required to create an account.
What FightClear is—and is not
FightClear is an internal operations and ticket-accountability workspace. It does not sell tickets to fans, process ticket payments, or determine medical fitness, licensing, or commission clearance. Keep independent records and follow the requirements of your governing authorities.
Invite-only Founding Promoter Beta
How do you currently track the difference between what fighters report selling and what you have collected?
Access is arranged directly with the studio. To ask about beta access, email support@fightclear.com. An invitation code is required to create an account.
FightClear by Kotuvium.
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