168tickets review
A focused ticketing system for venues selling seats, subscriptions, and admissions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
168tickets is an online box-office and ticketing system for venues and event operators. It is suited to organizations that need to sell tickets through both online and box-office channels while managing reserved seating, general admission, season tickets, subscriptions, and group sales. Its ticket delivery options include print-at-home tickets and text-delivered e-tickets, while gate tools support admission and multi-scan tickets. Guest lists, reporting, discount codes, donations, and administrative access controls extend the system beyond basic checkout.
The published plan structure includes a free plan, while the vendor describes service arrangements based on per-ticket, per-order, or flat fees. The product can also support venue-funded or fee-supported arrangements. Because the available commercial options are centered on the sales model rather than named feature tiers, buyers should clarify which capabilities, payment terms, and operational services apply to their venue. The platform includes payment processing through a merchant account gateway integration.
168tickets is a focused choice for venues that want core ticketing, seating, subscription sales, and admission control in a web-based system. Its strongest fit is a venue or event operator with straightforward sales workflows and a need for season-ticket or box-office support. Buyers looking for broader platform connectivity should review the integration scope carefully, since the described integration is the merchant account gateway. Organizations that need a wider event-registration ecosystem or more extensive registration-management depth may prefer an alternative. For teams prioritizing ticket sales and venue admissions over a broad event-management platform, 168tickets keeps the feature set aligned with that narrower use case.
168tickets pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports online and box-office sales at the same time
- Covers reserved seating, general admission, groups, and season tickets
- Includes e-tickets, admission scanning, guest lists, and reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Runs on the web only
- Pricing uses per-ticket, per-order, or flat-fee arrangements
- Integration scope centers on a merchant account gateway
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