Big names shape the UK ticketing market, but small and mid-sized organisers have different priorities: fair fees, fast money and a simple door.
These criteria help you pick a ticketing platform that suits your event.
Criteria for organisers: cost, cash flow, the door and the rules.
Big names shape the UK ticketing market, but small and mid-sized organisers have different priorities: fair fees, fast money and a simple door.
These criteria help you pick a ticketing platform that suits your event.
Buyers pay a transparent booking fee, shown in the final price.
Money via the payment provider, not weeks after the event.
Scan the door with a smartphone, no hired kit needed.
Add the name, date, venue and ticket tiers.
Post it on Instagram, in WhatsApp groups or on your website.
Check QR codes with your phone and see a live headcount.
Early bird, standard, VIP and guest list in one event.
Sell on your own website via iframe, WordPress or SDK.
A link per promoter, with every sale attributed.
Show buyers the total price including the booking fee, make your refund policy clear before purchase and check whether your event needs a premises licence or Temporary Event Notice. Playing music in public usually needs TheMusicLicence from PPL PRS.
Compare the organiser fee, the buyer booking fee and when you're paid. A platform that only pays out after the event ties up your working capital.
UK buyers expect to pay by card and often with Apple Pay or Google Pay. Check which payment methods a platform actually offers for your event.
0% fee for organisers: here's how the final price works.
See pricing and fees βIt depends on the event. For tours, big box-office networks are strong; for events you promote yourself, low fees and fast payouts matter more.
Sign up for free, create your event and share the ticket link. If you have questions, our team helps you on WhatsApp.
If the model fits, create your event in minutes. 0% organiser fee; fast payouts via the payment provider.
Last updated: 23 October 2026