TicketTailor

For event organizers with their own audience (venues, communities, creators) who want flat low per-ticket fees, full branding and no…

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TicketTailor product page
Category

Growth & Revenue

Price

No single plan price

Price basis

No subscription and no contract: pay-as-you-sell $0.85 a ticket, or prepaid credits from $0.70 down to $0.34 depending on volume — 100…

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price read 20 Oct 2026

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Our pricing check · re-verified 2026-10-20No subscription and no contract: pay-as-you-sell $0.85 a ticket, or prepaid credits from $0.70 down to $0.34 depending on volume — 100 credits (the minimum) cost $70, 500 cost $300, 1,000 cost $520 and 20,000 cost $6,800.
What will cost you money if you skim itThe fee honesty is the product: flat cents per ticket instead of percentage skims makes it dramatically cheaper than the big platforms on higher-priced tickets (a $0.30-0.85 fee on a $50 ticket vs a percentage is no contest).

Cost-trap flags — each with its evidence

🧮 Usage-metered — Cost moves with usage: credits, overages, volume tiers or percentage fees
“(re-verified 2026-09-09 and re-read unchanged 2026-09-26 on tickettailor.com/pricing with the currency switched to USD) No subscription and no contract: pay-as-you-sell $0.85 a ticket, or prepaid credits from $0.70 down to $0.34 depending on volume — 100 credits (the minimum) cost $70, 500 cost $300, 1,000 cost $520 and 20,000 cost $6,800.”

Genuinely good for

event organizers with their own audience (venues, communities, creators) who want flat low per-ticket fees, full branding and no subscription

Skip it if

you depend on marketplace discovery to sell tickets (Eventbrite's traffic is the fee you're paying for), or you run two events a year at tiny volume

The honest comparisonEventbrite or Humanitix — Eventbrite trades higher percentage fees for discovery traffic; Humanitix routes fees to charity: Ticket Tailor wins on raw cost per ticket

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