Palin
For organizers

Stop thinking about the money.

Start thinking about your next event. Your guests pay online the moment they claim their spot — and the money lands in your own account, without you ever having to ask for it.
Every host knows the moment: the gathering is warm, the people are lovely — and now you have to ask for the money. Remind someone. Follow up. Ask again.Collecting payments is the part of hosting nobody signed up for. So we removed it. When someone joins a paid event, they pay right there — before the day itself. By the time your guests walk in, everything is settled, and you greet people instead of running a cash box.
Steady ground

Monthly support — income you can plan on

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Beyond single tickets, people can back you with a monthly contribution — steady support of your work, pointed at something real.In return, they join the events you chose at no extra charge: no checkout at sign-up, no wondering who has paid, no decision to make at the door.For your supporters, the choice to fund your work is made once, not renegotiated at every event. Some contribute because they come every week; some simply because they want your gatherings to exist.And a curious thing happens: People who already contribute show up more — the evening is already theirs, so they come.
The money becomes invisible. The gathering is what's left.
Straight to you

Your money never takes a detour

Payments run on Mollie Connect: when someone buys a ticket, the payment is created on your own Mollie account and the money settles directly with you. Palin is never in the middle — we don't hold your money, we can't sit on it, and there is no platform payout to wait for.
Your guests
You
Palinthe ground it runs on — never a stop on the way
Your own account, your own payouts: Ticket money settles into your personal Mollie balance and is paid out to your bank daily, weekly or monthly — you choose the rhythm.
Regulated in Europe: Mollie is a Dutch payment institution, licensed and supervised by De Nederlandsche Bank — the Dutch central bank.
You stay in control: Your own Mollie dashboard, your refunds, your records. Even if Palin disappeared tomorrow, your money and your payment history are yours.
Getting set up

One afternoon, then never again

01
Connect from your payments page
One tap takes you to Mollie and links the new account to Palin. Creating it is free — there are no monthly costs, only per-payment fees when you actually sell.
02
Tell Mollie who you are
Show your ID, name your bank account, and describe in your own words what you do — a website helps, but a plain-language description of your work is enough.
03
A person reviews it
Mollie checks every new account manually. That usually takes two to three business days — and you can already set up your events while you wait.
04
Put a price on your next event
That's the whole job. From here on, tickets sell and settle themselves.
No registered company? You're still in.
You don't need a GmbH or a commercial-register entry to earn with your events. Mollie onboards registered businesses, sole proprietors, freelancers and non-profits across the EEA, Switzerland and the UK. In Germany, freelancers (Freiberufler) qualify with their tax assessment alone — no Gewerbeschein, no Handelsregister. In Switzerland, our founder registered as a sole proprietor with nothing more than his ID and a free-form description of his work.
Do the math

What could that look like?

A regular gathering adds up faster than you'd think — especially when nobody has to be reminded to pay.
Every fee, accounted to the cent →

Your next event is the only thing left to plan.

Set up payouts once, put a price on your gatherings, and let the money take care of itself.