Ticket Tailor
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$0.85
× 12 months$10.20
Per year
$0.08 per person / mo
$10
Starting price; rises with usage
Ticket Tailor vs Tito
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Ticket Tailor
56%
match · $10/yr
Tito
64%
match · $0/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Tito
Free
Free to use$0.00
Per year
$0
Free to start
Ticket Tailor
From $0.85
Venues, festivals, attractions and small organizers selling paid tickets who want a low flat per-ticket fee, reserved seating and an embeddable checkout with immediate access to revenue.
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Tito
From FreeFree plan
G2 4.0 · 4 reviewsTech, developer and B2B conference organizers who want a simple percentage fee, free free-events and an easy-to-embed, API-friendly checkout.
Side by side
| Ticket Tailor | Tito | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $0.85 per paid ticket pay as you go; prepaid credits from $0.30 | 3% per paid ticket (2.5% for eligible non-profits); free events free |
| G2 Rating | Not yet verified | 4.0 (4 reviews) |
| Best For | Venues, festivals, attractions and small organizers selling paid tickets who want a low flat per-ticket fee, reserved seating and an embeddable checkout with immediate access to revenue. | Tech, developer and B2B conference organizers who want a simple percentage fee, free free-events and an easy-to-embed, API-friendly checkout. |
Pros and cons
Ticket Tailor
Pros
- Low flat fee per ticket and no subscription
- Prepaid credits are cheaper with volume and never expire
- Reserved seating, timed entry and recurring events
- Revenue reaches your Stripe, PayPal or Square account almost immediately
Cons
- Processor fees are extra and need your own payment account
- Seated tickets use extra credits, even when free
- White-label branding removal costs extra
- Very large volumes of free tickets require a quote
Tito
Pros
- Simple 3% fee, capped at €25 per ticket
- No fees on free events and no subscription
- Developer-friendly API, webhooks and embeddable widget
- Money goes straight to your Stripe or PayPal account
Cons
- Gateway fees extra; needs your own Stripe or PayPal account
- Percentage fee grows with ticket price up to the cap
- No reserved seating found on vendor pages
- Fewer marketing and promotion tools
Sarah Chen