Straightforward ticketing feeswith no monthly software bill
Default Tixoola rates are a small per-ticket platform fee—not a cut that climbs when you raise prices. On standard rates there’s no monthly software subscription, so a dark month costs nothing.*
Event Ticketing
For venues, promoters, schools, and community organizations selling online and at the door.
$0.95/ ticket sold*
No monthly software subscription
Included with ticketing
Unlimited events with multiple ticket types
Presale codes, comps, and date-based pricing
Branded event pages built for mobile checkout
QR check-in from any phone
Box office with card readers and staff PINs
Waitlists, purchase limits, refunds, and voids
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Scanning, door sales, and reports ship with the rate
One ticketing platform fee covers the organizer tools you actually run on event night. You don’t pay extra to scan, staff a box office, or download a settlement.
Door sales & check-in
QR scanning from any phone
Ticket transfers and manual lookup
Staff PIN sign-in at the box office
Walk-up sales on card readers
Print tickets or send them on the spot
Live redemption counts
As many staff logins as you need
Refunds, voids, and comps
Online selling
Unlimited events and ticket types
Presale and VIP access codes
Date- and quantity-based pricing
Branded event pages that convert on mobile
Waitlists and remind-me lists
Purchase limits and capacity controls
Email, text, and push from your buyer list
Clone a show for the next date in the run
Payouts & reports
Stripe, Square, or Authorize.Net
Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Cash App
Payouts to your own merchant account
Settlement statements with PDF export
Sales pace and check-in trends
Payment mix and repeat-buyer insight
Fraud-aware bot scoring
Order search across every event
Pricing FAQ
How do default Tixoola platform fees work?
Ticketing has a per-ticket-line platform fee plus, where applicable, a percentage of the eligible transaction amount. The numbers on this page come from our public pricing feed when it is available; your organization’s agreement or custom credit plan may differ.
Are Stripe or card processing fees included?
No. Card and payment processor fees are charged by your payment provider (Stripe, Square, or Authorize.Net) and are separate from Tixoola platform fees.
Can we pass platform and card fees to buyers?
Yes. Fees can be passed through to buyers or absorbed by your organization, configured per event or per ticket type, with clear fee display at checkout.
Can my rates differ from what is shown on this page?
Yes. Final fees depend on your region, volume, and contract. Custom credit plans may override default public rates. Start signup or contact sales for a quote tailored to your organization.
What is included with Event ticketing pricing?
Default ticketing fees cover the full ticketing platform: branded event pages, unlimited ticket types, presale and access codes, dynamic pricing tiers, QR scanning and check-in, box office sales, reporting, and settlement statements. There is no separate charge for the organizer portal.
Is there a fee for free events or comp tickets?
Complimentary tickets are supported for guests, sponsors, and staff. Talk to our team about how comps and free-event configurations affect your fee schedule.
How do payouts work?
With Stripe Connect, ticket revenue settles to your own Stripe account and pays out to your bank on your payout schedule. Settlement reports with PDF export reconcile every event.
Do schools, PTAs, or nonprofits pay a different rate?
Default public rates are the same usage-based fees shown on this page for every organization type. Volume, region, or a signed agreement can change what you pay—start signup or contact sales if you need a quote for a district, booster club, or 501(c)(3).
Is there a fee in months we do not sell tickets?
No. On default rates there is no monthly software subscription. If you sell nothing in July, you owe nothing for that month. You pay the per-ticket platform fee (plus any percentage of the eligible amount) when tickets sell.
Can a booster, PTA, or league connect its own Stripe or Square account?
Yes. Payouts go to the processor account your organization connects—Stripe, Square, or Authorize.Net—not a Tixoola merchant account. Boosters, PTAs, and leagues typically connect the bank account they already use for the program.
Publish your first event
Most organizers create a site and start selling the same day. Prefer a walkthrough for an upcoming show? The team can help you get set up.