Worked out, not written.

Put in the dates, the prices and how many seats. Goose builds the page from those every time somebody opens it, so it is right at four in the afternoon and right again at half past seven. Nothing on your site waits for you to remember it.

Your site sits in Cloudflare's data centres around the world, and a visitor is served from the nearest one. There is no single machine holding it up, so there is nothing to crash on opening night — the busiest hour of your year.

No ad trackers and no third-party scripts. Even the lettering is served by Goose rather than borrowed from a font network, so nobody outside is told who came to your page. Visitor counts are yours, off unless you turn them on, and counted without cookies.

A ticket, a booking or a donation is charged on your own Stripe account. The sale is yours: your name on the buyer's statement, your money, and refunds out of your balance. Goose takes nothing. Stripe still charges its own card-processing fee, at its published rates.

Your subscribers, your orders, your words and pictures: download them as spreadsheets, or the whole site as one file, on every plan including the free one. A site can change hands with its audience attached. Delete it and it is gone from our systems, after we have offered you the download first.

Goose labels what is on your pages — this is a play, on this date, at this price — so a search engine or an assistant reads a fact instead of guessing at a paragraph. Goose also counts which assistants came to read you, and says plainly that a visit is a visit: nobody can prove an assistant quoted you, so we never claim it did.