Questions ravers ask
PLUR Pass is a free rave passport: you log every DJ set, and each night stamps your passport.
What is a rave passport?
A rave passport is your own record of every DJ set you have seen. PLUR Pass turns each set you log into a stamp, so your whole season of nights out lives in one place — private until you choose to share it.
Is PLUR Pass free?
Yes — PLUR Pass is free, forever. There is no membership, no paid tier and no in-app purchase, ever.
Does PLUR Pass sell tickets?
No. PLUR Pass never sells tickets or takes a cut. Set times come from public schedules and from the ravers who log them, and we link to the official seller and nothing else.
How do stamps work?
Every set you log stamps your passport with the DJ, the venue, the city and the year. Log more sets at the same venue or festival and your passport fills in around them.
How do I earn each patch?
Each of the five patches has one rule you earn on the floor, never by paying: First Stamp for your first logged set, Sunrise Survivor for a set that ends between 04:30 and 08:00, Border Hopper for sets logged in two countries, Road Warrior for sets logged in ten different states or provinces, and Day One for a profile made in the 2026 founding season. See each rule on its own page under /badges.
Who can see my logs?
Only you, by default. Every log starts crew-visible, and making one public is your choice, log by log — never all at once and never automatic.
Where is my data stored?
In Canada, on Supabase's ca-central-1 region. The same privacy rules apply everywhere PLUR Pass is used, across North America.
Why 18+?
PLUR Pass is for people 18 and older because that is the reality of the dance floor it is built around. We check your birth year at sign-up and store only a yes/no — never the year itself.
What is Day One?
Day One is the patch for the founding season: anyone whose profile was made in 2026, before the doors properly opened, earns it on their first logged set.
How do I delete my account or download my data?
Both happen right away from Settings. Deleting removes your account and everything in it immediately; downloading gives you one file with your profile, logs, stamps, badges and the reports you sent.
Which cities and countries?
Sixteen launch cities across Canada and the United States, plus any city you type yourself. PLUR Pass treats them as one passport, one stamp book, no matter which side of the border a night happens on.
Something else on your mind? Write to hello@plurpass.com.