Event ticketing software with no per-ticket platform fees
Chobble charges for hosting, not for each sale. Managed hosting costs £50 a year or £5 a month for every feature and any number of events or tickets. The same open source software can run on Chobble's hosting or infrastructure you choose, with data exports and ticket income paid directly to your Stripe, Square or SumUp account.
Create fixed-date, repeating or multi-day listings. Each listing can have its own price, capacity, booking window, questions and terms.
After sales open, staff can check bookings in, reverse a check-in, issue full refunds, email attendee groups and export operational or financial data. The activity log records changes made by each administrator.
Paid checkout does not reserve capacity. Prices, capacity and booking rules are checked when payment confirmation arrives, and an order that cannot be honoured is refunded.
Personal data is encrypted in the database. Retention controls remove old orphaned records, and Chobble does not use attendee data for advertising.
Managed hosting
Start with a separate hosted site
Payment creates a separate Chobble Tickets site and sends its setup link by email. The site includes every feature, a hosted web address and support for your own domain.
Each account includes a public website for listings, news and content pages. You can add your own domain and change the colours, images, wording and email templates.
An iframe places the booking pages inside an existing site. The order widget can instead turn links into add-to-cart buttons and send the finished order to checkout.
Chobble Tickets has no discovery marketplace, reserved seating plan or organiser mobile app. The comparison pages explain when another platform may suit an event better.
Compare the features, licence, setup work and hosted costs of two open source ticketing systems.
What one organiser found
Elliott's Bouncy Castle Hire moved from Eventbrite after using it for 12 years. Its first setup, including Stripe, took 20 minutes. The organiser reported that three more tickets for the same event each took under a minute to create.
"Eventbrite takes £275 per event, but Chobble is £87.50. Sure, I have to pay £50 a year for Chobble, but that cost is absorbed in less than the first event."
The complete product source is published under AGPL-3.0-only. Technical users can run it on their own infrastructure without paying a licence fee to Chobble.
Managed hosting and self-hosting use the same code. The hosted fee pays for setup, infrastructure, updates and support rather than access to extra product features.