Tickts alternative

The free alternative to Tickts

Tickts is a newer UK platform with the same headline promise as Ticketable — 0% commission for organisers, no booking fees for fans, running on your own Stripe. It's a genuine zero-fee peer, so the differences are in the detail: Tickts keeps some tools behind paid monthly plans (£29–£69/mo), its door scanner is web-based, and it takes a resale fee — whereas Ticketable's whole platform is free, its scanner app works fully offline, and there's no resale cut.

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Ticketable
Tickts
Platform / booking fee
£0 — 0%
£0 — 0% (genuinely, like Ticketable)
Card processing
Stripe 1.5% + 20p, at cost
Stripe 1.5% + 20p, at cost
Who holds your money
You — paid direct to your own Stripe
You — paid direct to your own Stripe
Payout speed
Daily (Stripe)
Stripe's rolling schedule
Free events
Always free, unlimited
Supported (card fee only on paid tickets)
QR check-in
Any phone, no hardware
Web scanner; no offline mode advertised
Apple & Google Wallet
Yes
Yes
Event & ticket limits
Unlimited
Unlimited (free Starter tier)
Attendee data
Yours to keep
Yours, exportable
A worked example

There's no platform-fee gap here — both charge 0% and pass Stripe through at cost. The real difference is subscriptions: Tickts puts tools like custom branding, payment plans, waitlists and its API on £29/mo (Growth) or £69/mo (Pro) plans — up to £690/year billed annually. Ticketable has no paid tiers at all, so there's nothing extra to buy.

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How can it be free?

Running a ticketing platform isn’t as expensive as the big players make out. Ticketable covers its costs through small, tasteful, non-intrusive advertising — for example a discreet sponsor logo on the printable ticket. Nothing on your event page, and nothing that interrupts your buyer. That’s the only thing subsidising the platform — so you keep every penny of your ticket revenue.

Ticketable vs Tickts — your questions

Is Ticketable cheaper than Tickts?

Both charge a 0% platform fee and pass Stripe's processing through at cost, so on a paid ticket the headline cost is the same. The difference is subscriptions: Tickts reserves some features for £29–£69/month paid plans, whereas Ticketable has no paid tiers — the whole platform is free.

What's the real difference between Ticketable and Tickts?

Tickts is a genuine zero-fee peer with a similar model — your own Stripe, direct payouts, wallet tickets. Ticketable's main differences are that it's free with no paid plans, its door scanner is a native app with a full offline mode (Tickts's is web-based), and it takes no resale fee.

Does Tickts charge for anything?

Its core ticketing is genuinely 0% commission, but its Growth (£29/mo) and Pro (£69/mo) plans gate some features, and it takes a 5% (min 50p) seller fee on fan-to-fan resale where that's enabled. Ticketable has no subscription and no resale fee.

Is Ticketable really free?

Yes — no platform fee, no per-ticket cut, and no subscription. It's funded by small, tasteful advertising (for example a discreet sponsor logo on the printable ticket), not by charging organisers.

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Fee comparison based on published pricing as of May 2026, shown in your local currency; figures are illustrative — please check each provider’s current pricing. Stripe processing shown at the headline rate (1.5% + 20p per transaction). Tickts is a trademark of its respective owner; Ticketable is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Tickts.