Review · Marketing
TicketSpice review
A ticketing platform for events and attractions with per-ticket plans, a box office app and self-service kiosks.
By the TopToolAdvisor research desk · Updated November 11, 2026
- Features (35%)
- 8.6
- Ease of use (35%)
- 7.6
- Value (30%)
- 7.5
TicketSpice brings attraction-grade tools to small organizers on a per-ticket price. Standard costs $0.99 per paid ticket plus card processing, Premium $1.49 and Pro $1.99, with no percentage fee on top of the platform charge. The box office app scans tickets, takes cash and on-site card payments, and sells for 49 cents per paid ticket on Standard or with no extra fee on Premium and Pro. Self-service kiosks, wristband printing, a customer CRM, an attendee portal, payment plans, vouchers and integrated waivers are part of the platform. The weak point for this list is free events: organizers who also sell paid tickets run free events at no cost, but those who only run free events pay 99 cents per ticket. Removing TicketSpice branding with a white-label domain costs $150 a year. For a pumpkin patch, haunted attraction or recurring tour that sells at the gate, the on-site tools justify the extra setup.
Who it is for
attractions and recurring events that sell on site
Price
Standard $0.99 per paid ticket, Premium $1.49, Pro $1.99, plus card processing; free events cost nothing if you also run paid events, otherwise $0.99 per ticket.
$0.99 per paid ticket + standard card processing.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.
Key features
- Box office app with ticket scanning, cash and on-site card payments
- Self-service kiosk and wristband printing
- Customer CRM, attendee management and a self-service attendee portal
- Coupon codes, vouchers, payment plans and integrated waivers
- Conditional logic and CSS control for checkout pages
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Standard plan is $0.99 per paid ticket with no percentage fee
- Strength: On-site sales cost 49 cents per paid ticket on Standard and nothing extra on Premium and Pro
- Strength: Fees can be passed to buyers, and you keep any fee you add
- Weakness: Organizers who only run free events pay 99 cents per ticket
- Weakness: White-label domain costs $150 a year
- Weakness: More setup than simple event page tools like Luma
Key facts
- Standard: $0.99 per paid ticket
- Premium: $1.49 per paid ticket
- Pro: $1.99 per paid ticket
- Free-only organizers: 99 cents per ticket
Where it ranks
TicketSpice is No. 9 in our Best Free Event Management Software verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Hi.Events8.8
- Humanitix8.7
- Eventbrite8.5
- Luma8.4
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