# Ticket Tailor — Flat per-ticket fee ticketing paid into your own Stripe, PayPal or Square account.

> Source: Box Office Fees — https://boxofficefees.com/ticket-tailor (structured, researched, re-verified)

Ticket Tailor is a self-serve ticketing platform where organizers run a hosted box office or an embedded widget and collect ticket money directly through their own Stripe, PayPal or Square account. It charges a flat fee per paid ticket rather than a percentage.

**Best for:** Independent event creators, venues and charities selling tickets from their own site

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Website | https://www.tickettailor.com/ |
| Category | Ticketing platforms, Classes and workshops, Free for organizers, Lowest fees on 200 tickets, Nonprofits, Theatres and performing arts |
| API | Yes |
| Open source | No |
| Price | Free |
| Price checked | 28 October 2026 |

Screenshot of Ticket Tailor: https://boxofficefees.com/img/1920/screenshots/ticket-tailor.webp, captured 27 October 2026

**What we checked**

- Pages last read: 28 October 2026
- Price on its site: Free plan (From its pricing page)

## Ticket Tailor in our research

**Also named in**

- [Recurring event ticketing with door sales](https://boxofficefees.com/collections/recurring-event-ticketing-with-door-sales) · Collection

## Ticket Tailor price and terms

**Terms**

- Free plan: Yes — Free events carry no fee for up to 5,000 free tickets per year, and the first 5 paid tickets are free — paid tickets beyond that cost £0.60 (about $0.80) each pay as you go, or from £0.22 (about $0.29) each on prepaid credits.
- Sign up without sales: Yes

## For AI agents

- API: Yes

Pricing page as we captured it: https://boxofficefees.com/img/1920/screenshots/ticket-tailor/pricing.webp, captured 27 October 2026

Read on https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing, 28 October 2026.

## What we checked on Ticket Tailor

### What the fees come to

**Fees on 200 tickets at $25** · Yes — $219 in fees on 200 tickets at $25 on Pay upfront, all paid by the organizer: each ticket costs the buyer $25 and the organizer keeps $4,781. The organizer can pass the fees on to buyers instead.

> Pay upfront Buy credits in advance and save from £0.22 (about $0.29) per ticket (+ VAT)
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing hero, 'Pay upfront' plan card, checked 28 October 2026

**Fees on 50 tickets at $25** · Yes — $54.75 in fees on 50 tickets at $25 on Pay upfront, all paid by the organizer: each ticket costs the buyer $25 and the organizer keeps $1,195.25. The organizer can pass the fees on to buyers instead.

> Pay upfront Buy credits in advance and save from £0.22 (about $0.29) per ticket (+ VAT)
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing hero, 'Pay upfront' plan card, checked 28 October 2026

**The fee per ticket** · Yes — One flat fee per paid ticket sold, not a percentage of the ticket price and with no cap needed; a seated ticket costs two usages (one for the reservation, one for the sale) and products, imported tickets and API-issued tickets each cost one.

> Your Ticket Tailor fees are a simple flat fee. There is no commission from us based on your ticket prices.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/6731528-how-much-does-ticket-tailor-cost-and-how-will-i-be-charged · Section 'Things to note', checked 27 October 2026

**Who pays the fees** · Yes — The organizer chooses: pay the fee yourself out of the ticket price, or add a booking fee per ticket and/or a transaction fee per order so buyers cover it and you keep the full ticket price.

> Yes, you can add any booking fee you like to the ticket price, which means all your fees are covered and you get to keep the entire face value of the ticket price. You're in total control.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing FAQ, 'Can I pass the fees on to my customers?', checked 27 October 2026

**Card processing** · Yes — You connect your own Stripe, PayPal or Square account and that processor's fee is charged on top of Ticket Tailor's per-ticket fee, which the vendor states it never touches; it prints 2.9% + $0.30 as an example US Stripe rate but labels those figures illustrative rather than its own.

> Ticket Tailor does not touch or process the payment for your tickets. This is all managed via our integration with your chosen payment processor.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · 'Payment processing fees' section, paragraph beneath 'The pricing plans above show our fees', checked 28 October 2026

**All-in price at checkout** · Yes — For events priced in USD the checkout shows the full amount including booking fees upfront, which the vendor attributes to the FTC junk-fees rule; the same is done for GBP events under UK price transparency law.

> the total cost your buyer pays (including booking fees) is displayed upfront for events selling tickets in USD
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/11383453-how-fees-are-displayed-for-events-in-usd · Body text, first paragraph, checked 27 October 2026

**Free events** · Partly — Free tickets are genuinely free up to a stated 5,000 per year, after which the vendor asks you to contact support for a quote; free tickets issued through a seating chart still cost one usage each.

> No fees for issuing up to 5,000 free tickets per year.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing hero, 'Free events' card, checked 27 October 2026

**Fees on refunds** · No — Refunding or canceling a ticket does not return the platform fee or the credit to the organizer, so the organizer absorbs it; transferring an order instead avoids a second charge.

> If you refund or cancel a ticket, you won't be refunded any ticket credits/PAYG fees to your account, as our service has still been used.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/6731528-how-much-does-ticket-tailor-cost-and-how-will-i-be-charged · Section 'Refunds and transfers', checked 27 October 2026

**Nonprofit rates** · Yes — Registered charities get 50% off platform fees permanently, and CICs, B Corps, PTAs, non-profits and BBN members may get 20%; the discount covers prepaid credits and pay-as-you-go only, not white label, custom domains or processing fees.

> We offer a 50% discount on our fees for registered charities. The discount only applies to the cost of Pre-pay credits and Pay-as-you-go rates.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/8687492-what-discounts-do-we-offer · Section 'Charity discount', checked 27 October 2026

**Plans and subscriptions** · No — There is no monthly or annual plan to change the fees; billing is purely per usage, either pay-as-you-go or prepaid credits bought in advance at a lower per-ticket rate.

> We don't run a subscription model. There are no contracts, and fees are only linked to when you are selling tickets.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing FAQ, 'Sometimes I won't need the system. Will I still need to pay the subscription?', checked 27 October 2026

**Donations and tips** · Yes — Buyers can add a donation on top of their order once at least one ticket type exists, and Ticket Tailor charges no fee on donations although the payment processor does; the pages say nothing about asking buyers to tip the platform itself.

> We do not charge our fee on donations, but your payment system will charge their fee.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/950984-how-to-accept-donations-for-your-event · Section 'Things to note', checked 27 October 2026

**Refund protection at checkout** · Yes — offered, off by default: the organizer must activate Refund Protection in box office settings, after which buyers may optionally add it for 8% of their ticket cost; XCover (CoverGenius) underwrites and handles claims, the buyer pays, and the organizer keeps 10% of the fee.

> Refund Protection is purchasable extended ticket terms, provided by XCover (powered by CoverGenius).
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/10429652-how-to-offer-refund-protection-to-your-customers · Introduction, above 'How to set up Refund Protection', checked 27 October 2026

**Sales tax on tickets** · Yes — adds a tax line: you set an inclusive or exclusive sales tax/VAT percentage and label per box office or per event, and the vendor states the organizer remains responsible for deciding, collecting and remitting it.

> Enter the sales tax percentage amount. Enter the label by which you want to describe your sales tax (e.g. in the UK you would put VAT).
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/1549496-where-can-i-add-sales-tax-vat-to-my-tickets · Section 'How to set up sales tax for your box office', checked 27 October 2026

### Getting paid

**When you get the money** · Yes — Money goes straight to the organizer's own Stripe, PayPal or Square account as tickets sell rather than being held until after the event, with no Ticket Tailor payout fee; the processor's own schedule then governs the bank transfer.

> With Ticket Tailor you don't have to wait until after the event to get paid - we know that's a pain for event creators.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing FAQ, 'How do I get paid for the tickets sold?', checked 27 October 2026

**Disputed charges** · Partly — The organizer bears disputes entirely: because payments go direct to the organizer's processor, Ticket Tailor says it cannot influence the outcome and only supplies evidence such as check-in reports; no dispute fee of its own is stated.

> As Ticket Tailor does not handle any payments, and payments are direct from your customer to your Stripe, PayPal or Square account, we are unable to influence any dispute outcome.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/9630490-what-can-i-do-if-a-ticket-buyer-starts-a-payment-dispute-or-chargeback-after-attending-my-event · Callout after the first paragraph, checked 27 October 2026

**Your buyers’ details** · Yes — The organizer is named as data controller and owns the attendee list outright, exportable from Orders, and the vendor states it will not market to those buyers or share their data.

> You own all your ticket buyer and attendee data ... We won't be sending your attendees any marketing emails, sharing their data with anyone
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/legal/gdpr · Section 'You own all your ticket buyer and attendee data', checked 27 October 2026

### Selling the tickets

**Ticket types and discounts** · Yes — Multiple ticket types with tiered early-bird releases that unlock as an earlier tier runs low, discount and voucher codes, hidden access-code tickets and bundles or group tickets issued as a single QR code.

> You can use tiered pricing within Ticket Tailor to automatically set another higher priced ticket to come on sale when a ticket type is about to sell out.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/11077276-how-to-set-up-tiered-ticket-pricing · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Reserved seating** · Yes — Buyers pick seats on charts you build for any venue, including tables, booths and accessibility options, with multiple ticket types per seat; each reservation costs one extra usage on top of the ticket fee.

> Design and build bespoke seating charts for any venue and allow customers to reserve their preferred seats for your event.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/build-seating-charts · Hero introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Questions at checkout** · Yes — The checkout form is customizable beyond the compulsory name and email, and questions can be asked once of the buyer or of every attendee, with answers exportable and addable to confirmations.

> If you want every ticket holder to sign your terms, or waiver, select Add an attendee question . If you only need the buyer to add a signature, choose Add a buyer only question .
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/12640861-how-to-ask-ticket-buyers-to-sign-a-waiver · Section 'How to ask ticket buyers for a signature', checked 27 October 2026

**Registration forms and waivers** · Yes — You build your own registration questions per box office or per event and can require a typed signature against your full terms, which the vendor explicitly positions for signed waivers at physical-activity events.

> Collecting a signature during checkout provides an extra layer of confirmation that your buyers have read (and agreed to) your terms and conditions.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/12640861-how-to-ask-ticket-buyers-to-sign-a-waiver · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Timed entry** · Yes — Time slot ticketing manages capacity per slot with a buyer-facing calendar view, peak and off-peak price overrides, a demand heatmap and slot-specific email broadcasts.

> Running an event across multiple days, or with timed entry? Time slot ticketing will help you to manage capacity, maximise profits at peak times
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/manage-time-slots · Hero introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Waitlist** · Yes — A waitlist is switched on in an event's advanced settings, collects emails from the event page or widget, can be shown only when tickets are unavailable, and sign-ups are notified by email broadcast.

> When your tickets are selling fast, you can set up a waitlist to collect email addresses from prospective ticket buyers who might've missed out.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/2748053-how-to-set-up-a-waitlist-for-your-event · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Online events** · Yes — Mark the event as online and add a joining link, which is then sent to buyers in the event confirmation email; recurring occurrences can each carry a different streaming link.

> You should see a new field to add your online event link – this will be sent to your customers in their confirmation email.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/3832434-how-to-set-up-an-online-or-virtual-event · Step 1: Set up your online event, checked 27 October 2026

**Sell on your own website** · Yes — An embeddable widget lets buyers complete the purchase on the organizer's own site in list or calendar layouts, with colors, a pop-out cart and a referral tag, instead of sending them to the hosted box office.

> You can create a widget that lets customers purchase tickets on your website without having to visit your box office page.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/950997-how-to-embed-a-box-office-widget-on-your-website · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Website builders** · Yes — native plugin or app: WordPress gets a dedicated plugin and shortcode, while Squarespace, Wix and Weebly are served by the generic HTML embed code; nothing on the pages I read covers Shopify.

> The Ticket Tailor WordPress plugin lets you embed event registration forms directly into your WordPress website.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/951075-how-to-sell-tickets-on-wordpress · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Add-ons** · Yes — Products can be sold alongside tickets or from a standalone store, covering merchandise and extras like programs, each with its own price, quantity, optional booking fee and fulfillment method; every product sale costs one usage.

> You can use Products to upsell merch or extra products alongside your tickets.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/6241099-how-to-sell-products · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Recurring events** · Yes — A recurring event creates occurrences that share one set of core details and ticket types, so weekly classes, monthly workshops or all-day attraction slots are configured once rather than per date.

> Recurring events work by creating ‘occurrences’ of an event, which always share the same core event details and set-up, including ticket types.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/4476655-how-can-i-set-up-a-recurring-event-with-repeating-dates-or-time-slots · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Refunds and transfers by buyers** · Partly — Buyers get a 'Manage tickets' area where the organizer can allow self-service cancellation and refund, rescheduling to another occurrence and resending tickets; the vendor documents no buyer-initiated transfer of a ticket to another person, and several order types fall back to contacting the organizer.

> You can choose to let your buyers cancel, reschedule and resend their own orders with self-serve order management.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/8975333-how-can-i-enable-self-serve-order-management-for-my-ticket-buyers · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

### At the door

**Check-in app** · Yes — A free iOS and Android check-in app scans tickets, supports external scanners, multiple staff profiles and live attendance reporting, and works offline provided the door list was downloaded in advance.

> The Check-in app can be used offline as long as the doorlist was downloaded in advance, but it needs to be online to sync data.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/9330194-when-does-my-check-in-app-sync · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Door sales** · Yes — Door sales run through the same free check-in app using Stripe Tap to Pay on an NFC phone, or a Stripe Terminal reader, or cash recorded as an operator payment; all of them incur the normal per-ticket usage fee.

> you will need to set up your device and take payment for in-person orders via Stripe Tap To Pay, or by an external method (e.g. cash) recorded as an operator payment
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/10058234-how-to-sell-tickets-in-person-using-the-check-in-app · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Apple Wallet** · Yes — Apple Wallet passes are activated per box office under Integrations with your own logo and colors, after which an add-to-Wallet button appears in the buyer's event confirmation email.

> A button to add a ticket to an Apple Wallet will appear on the event confirmation email after your customers buy a ticket.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/8826982-how-to-set-up-your-tickets-as-apple-wallet-passes · Section 'How to activate Apple Wallet passes for tickets', checked 27 October 2026

### Finding buyers

**Listed where buyers browse** · Yes — Events appear on Ticket Tailor's own Discover category pages alongside the hosted box office and event page, and the fee does not change because a sale came from there since the per-ticket fee carries no commission.

> Events listed on Ticket Tailor feature on our discover pages as well as a dedicated box office and event page.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/list-your-event · Section 'Listing an event with Ticket Tailor', Visibility, checked 27 October 2026

**Email to buyers** · Partly — Broadcast emails reach an event's own guest list from inside the platform, but to market a next event to past buyers the vendor points you at exporting the addresses or syncing them to Mailchimp rather than a built-in audience tool.

> You can export your attendee email addresses from the 'Orders' section of your dashboard and copy them into your email client of choice.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/950043-can-i-email-all-of-my-attendees-at-once · Section 'Exporting attendee email addresses', checked 27 October 2026

**Ad tracking** · Partly — Meta pixel plus Conversions API, TikTok pixel and GA4 are supported, but the vendor requires a custom domain on the box office first, and that is a separately billed add-on unless you take white label.

> In order to set up Meta pixel tracking, you first need to enable a custom domain for your box office.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/5560643-can-i-use-a-meta-tracking-pixel · Callout under the introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**Promoter links** · Yes — Referral tags create unique links per channel, rep or affiliate, including ready-made embeddable buttons, and sales attributed to each tag are reported on the event summary page.

> You can also give your ticket reps and affiliates their own unique links and reward them based on how well they sell.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/951069-how-to-create-referral-and-affiliate-links · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

### What it connects to and where it is sold

**Works with** · Yes — Direct integrations cover Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign and Constant Contact, with Zapier reaching accounting and database tools such as Xero and Airtable; HubSpot, ActiveCampaign and Constant Contact carry their own monthly charge.

> Our Zapier integration makes it easy to connect Ticket Tailor with over 400 other tools and set up actions when something happens in your account – no coding needed.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/951067-how-to-connect-ticket-tailor-to-your-other-apps-using-zapier · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**API** · Yes — An open REST API with webhooks and scoped, self-generated keys is available to every account, with public documentation; note that issuing a ticket through it costs one usage even when the ticket is free.

> The Ticket Tailor API is available to all of our users, giving you the flexibility of access to your own box office data for integrations or custom functionality.
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/4593218-how-do-i-connect-to-the-ticket-tailor-api · Introduction, checked 27 October 2026

**United States** · Yes — GBP £ Great British Pound USD $ United States Dollar EUR € Euro AUD $ Australian Dollar BRL R$ Brazilian Real CAD $ Canadian Dollar

> GBP £ Great British Pound USD $ United States Dollar EUR € Euro AUD $ Australian Dollar BRL R$ Brazilian Real CAD $ Canadian Dollar
> — https://help.tickettailor.com/en/articles/9071904-what-currencies-can-i-accept · List 'These are the currencies you can choose for your tickets', checked 27 October 2026

### Starting and getting help

**Free to start** · Yes — Yes on two counts: free events pay nothing within the 5,000-ticket annual allowance, and for paid events you can add a booking fee so buyers cover the platform fee and you keep the full ticket price.

> If your event has paid for tickets then there are charges, but you can get your customer to absorb the fees via the booking fee - in this instance you will receive the face value of the ticket.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing FAQ, 'Can I use Ticket Tailor for free?', checked 27 October 2026

**Sign up without a sales call** · Yes — You sign up and build a box office yourself with no sales contact, and the first five ticket sales are free; a demo booking is offered but is optional rather than a gate.

> It's free to set up a Box office, and we're free to use for your first five ticket sales.
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing FAQ, 'How does the free trial work?', checked 27 October 2026

**Contract** · No — No contract, no subscription and no exclusivity: fees only arise when you sell, and the vendor explicitly says you may run other ticketing companies alongside it, so you can stop between events.

> That's no problem, you can do whatever you like – it's your event, we're just here to make your life as easy as possible!
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/en-us/pricing · Pricing FAQ, 'Can I use other ticketing companies alongside?', checked 27 October 2026

**Support on event day** · Partly — The vendor advertises round-the-clock human support on every plan including free events, but the pages I read name no phone number or stated hours and route you to the help center and a contact-support link.

> Get 24/7 customer support from real humans
> — https://www.tickettailor.com/free-events · Section 'All the benefits, none of the costs', checked 27 October 2026

## Ticket Tailor alternatives

- [Race Entry](https://boxofficefees.com/raceentry) · Free plan: Free race management software paid for by one per-registration fee that already covers card processing.
- [GoFundMe Pro](https://boxofficefees.com/gofundme-pro) · Price on request: Nonprofit fundraising platform with event ticketing, registration and Live Events, sold by quote.
- [Eventbrite](https://boxofficefees.com/eventbrite) · Free plan, then $69 a month: Ticketing platform with a buyer-discovery marketplace and optional fee transfer.
- [RunSignup](https://boxofficefees.com/runsignup) · Free plan: Free endurance-event registration platform billed only through per-transaction processing fees.
- [TicketSpice](https://boxofficefees.com/ticketspice) · From $0.99 per ticket: Flat 99¢-per-ticket ticketing for events and attractions, with in-house payments and a box office app.
- [Humanitix](https://boxofficefees.com/humanitix) · Free plan, then $1.29 per paid ticket: Nonprofit ticketing: 5% + $1.29 a paid ticket, card processing included, profits to charity.
- [UltraSignup](https://boxofficefees.com/ultrasignup) · Free plan, then $2.50 per registration: Race registration, results and free timing for trail, ultra and endurance events in North America.
- [RSVPify](https://boxofficefees.com/rsvpify) · Free plan, then $0.90 per ticket: Registration, ticketing, guest management, seating, and QR-code check-in in one platform.
- [Zeffy](https://boxofficefees.com/zeffy) · Free plan: Free fundraising platform for nonprofits with event ticketing, auctions and a built-in donor CRM.

8 of the 9 publish a price.

[All 9 alternatives](https://boxofficefees.com/ticket-tailor/alternatives/)

## Sources and changes

Last changed 27 October 2026

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