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Ticketor review

Freemium#28 of 34 in Event Booking Software

A seating-focused ticketing system with a free plan and paid marketing and website tools.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Ticketor combines online ticket sales with box-office sales by phone, at retail locations and on site. Its tools address venues and event organizers that need assigned seating or general admission, ticket validation, recurring events, passes or memberships. A hosted website builder and support for mobile devices add options for organizers managing sales and entry across channels.

The Standard plan costs $0 per month and includes ticketing, box-office tools, QR-code e-tickets, a scanning app, seating options and standard marketing. Its transaction fee is 2.90% + $0.69 per ticket. Premium Monthly is $54.95 per month, with a 2.50% + $0.49 fee; Premium Annual lists the same monthly price and a 2.50% + $0.29 fee; Premium 3-Year lists $54.95 per month and a 2.50% + $0.00 fee. All Premium plans add advanced marketing and SEO, a website builder and CMS, white-labeling, a custom URL and advanced fraud protection. Organizers comparing plans should account for both the monthly price and per-ticket fee.

Seating and repeat-event operations are a particular fit: interactive seating charts cover assigned seats and general admission, while season passes, memberships and packages support ongoing attendance. Payment processing can use Stripe, Square, PayPal and other listed processors; the platform also supports email, SMS, coupons, affiliate marketing and custom attendee forms. Direct deposits to organizers as tickets sell may suit venues that want payments to flow during sales. Ticketor is a reasonable match for seated venues seeking passes or memberships and control over ticketing and payment options. Organizers prioritizing clearly specified hybrid-event workflows should compare alternatives, since that format is not clearly described.

Ticketor pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports assigned seating, general admission and QR-code ticket scanning
    • Handles recurring events, season passes, memberships and packages
    • Connects to a broad range of payment processors and digital wallets
  • Where it doesn't
    • Standard charges 2.90% + $0.69 per ticket transaction
    • Advanced marketing, SEO and website tools require a Premium plan
    • Hybrid event-format support is not clearly described

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