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How Chobble Tickets compares

Chobble Tickets charges one flat rate for hosting, £50 a year or £5 a month, and takes nothing from each ticket sold. Each page below compares it with one other platform on pricing, features and what happens to attendee data, including what the other platform does better.

Flat-rate ticketing and hosting

Most platforms reviewed here charge for each ticket, as a percentage, a fixed amount or both. Some charge a subscription instead, and several put features behind higher plans. Among the providers with records on this site, Chobble Tickets is the only managed ticketing product with a single price that does not change with ticket volume, no feature tiers, no per-sale platform fee and the option to self-host the same software. The flat-rate ticketing guide sets out which providers come closest.

How the comparisons are written

Chobble, the community interest company that runs Chobble Tickets, writes these comparisons. Each one lists the pages its facts came from and the date they were checked, and the most recent checks were made on 24 October 2026. Where a fact could not be confirmed, the comparison says so rather than guessing.

The ticketing guides, pricing, hosting and open source pages group providers by topic or describe Chobble Tickets without a competitor comparison.

Platform alternatives

Each page sets out what the other platform charges, which features each one has, and what happens to attendee or customer data. Most pages cover ticketing platforms; a few cover hire, delivery or scheduling tools that overlap with what Chobble Tickets does. Click through for the full comparison.

  • Compare platform fees

    Estimate costs across the listed platforms with an interactive calculator and documented assumptions.

  • Pricing and fees

    See the annual, monthly, discounted and self-hosted prices, what managed hosting includes, and the main product limits.

  • All providers A to Z

    Every reviewed provider in one alphabetical list, with filters for open source, self-hosting, fees, seating plans and more.

  • BookitBee alternative

    A UK-focused ticketing platform with per-ticket fees. Compare pricing and features.

  • Bookwhen alternative

    A UK booking platform for classes, courses and events. Compare booking allowances, class passes, memberships and prepaid hosting.

  • Cal.com alternative

    A scheduling platform that took its production code closed source in April 2026. Compare paid bookings vs purpose-built event ticketing.

  • Cheddar Up alternative

    A US payment collection platform with event ticketing. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • ClassBento alternative

    A marketplace for creative workshops where hosts pay 20% commission on marketplace bookings, or 3.9% + £0.25 on bookings from their own website. Compare commission with a flat annual fee.

  • Dandelion alternative

    A ticketing marketplace whose provider describes itself as a not-for-profit worker co-operative. Compare community tools, operations, data handling, and source licences.

  • DICE alternative

    Mobile-first music ticketing. Compare fees, app requirements and data handling.

  • DigiTickets alternative

    A managed platform for visitor attractions, with tills, kiosks and staff scheduling beside online sales. Compare quoted per-sale pricing with a flat annual fee.

  • Eventbrite alternative

    A large ticketing marketplace. Compare fees, discovery, organiser tools and attendee marketing.

  • Eventee alternative

    A Czech conference and event app with RSVP registration and attendee engagement, priced per event and per annual subscription. Compare an event app with a flat-rate ticketing platform.

  • Event Schedule alternative

    An open source platform with a flat subscription, self-hosting and no per-ticket fee. Compare feature tiers, licences, encryption and data handling.

  • EventMS Pro alternative

    Self-hosted marketplace ticketing software sold as a one-time closed-source licence. Compare a large upfront purchase with a flat annual fee.

  • EventPrime alternative

    A WordPress plugin that adds an events calendar, bookings and ticketing to your own site. Compare licence tiers with a standalone platform.

  • Fatsoma alternative

    Used for student events and nightlife. Compare fees, features and data handling.

  • Fleetbase alternative

    Open source logistics and fleet management from $29 a month plus $5 per driver or vehicle. Compare a logistics platform with a flat-rate ticketing and hire tool.

  • FIXR alternative

    A UK ticketing and event-discovery platform used for student and nightlife events. Compare buyer fees, organiser tools, discovery and data handling.

  • FooEvents alternative

    A WordPress plugin that adds ticketing to WooCommerce. Compare a standalone platform with a shop plugin.

  • Humanitix alternative

    A registered charity ticketing platform that donates its profits to education. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • libreevent alternative

    Free self-hosted open source ticketing with a seat plan editor, no longer updated since its code was archived. Compare hosting, upkeep and features.

  • Onfleet alternative

    Cloud-based last-mile delivery software with route optimisation and live tracking. Compare a delivery platform with a flat-rate ticketing and hire tool.

  • Pretix alternative

    Another open source option targeting enterprise. Compare hosted and self-hosted costs.

  • PromoTix alternative

    A US ticketing and event-marketing platform whose free plan charges attendees 3.5% + £1.19 a ticket. Compare who pays the fee, marketplace listings and attendee marketing.

  • QRTicket alternative

    A German ticketing system free for organisers because the buyer pays a per-ticket fee by default. Compare fees, who pays them, seating plans and data handling.

  • Resova alternative

    A UK booking platform for escape rooms, tours, and activities. Compare a monthly-subscription activity tool with flat-rate event ticketing.

  • Revel alternative

    An open source community platform first built for queer, LGBTQ+ and kink groups, with attendee vetting and private guest lists. Compare licences, payments, self-hosting and how each keeps data private.

  • Seaty alternative

    A UK ticketing and event-management platform for theatres, schools and societies, charging 7.2% on online card payments. Compare pricing, payouts, seating and data handling.

  • SignUpGenius alternative

    The volunteer sign-up sheet tool that added ticketing. Compare purpose-built ticketing vs a coordination platform.

  • SmartGig alternative

    A UK event management platform where ticketing is one paid module beside trader applications, site plans and transport. Compare module pricing, allocated seating and data handling.

  • SumUp Online Store alternative

    A free e-commerce store from the payment company SumUp. Compare selling tickets as shop items with purpose-built ticketing.

  • Swicket alternative

    The managed service built on open source alf.io. Compare features, pricing and data handling.

  • Tessera Tickets alternative

    A US ticketing platform for music venues, theatres and comedy clubs, built around WordPress. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • Ticket Generator alternative

    A pay-as-you-go ticketing platform sold as prepaid ticket credits, including reserved seating, box office and custom ticket design. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • Ticketebo alternative

    A UK ticketing platform with a per-transaction booking fee and managed page design. Compare pricing, payouts, seating and data handling.

  • Ticket Tailor alternative

    An independently owned B Corp ticketing platform from London with flat per-ticket fees. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • Ticketek alternative

    A large ticketing platform in Australia and New Zealand. Compare fees, data security and organiser tools.

  • Ticket Monkey alternative

    A UK self-serve platform charging a flat 25p per paid ticket, with reserved seating and a box office on its Pro tier. Compare per-ticket charges with a flat annual fee.

  • Ticketpass alternative

    A UK ticketing platform that donates up to half of its booking fee to charity projects. Compare fees, donations, features and data handling.

  • TicketSource alternative

    A Welsh ticketing platform used by theatre groups, schools and village halls, paid for by a booking fee. Compare fees, payouts, seating plans and data handling.

  • Ticketted alternative

    An Australian platform charging 3.95% + A$0.95 on each paid ticket, with AI event setup and its own event listings. Compare per-ticket charges with a flat annual fee.

  • tickts alternative

    A UK ticketing platform with no buyer booking fee and tiered organiser plans. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • TixFox alternative

    A US ticketing platform with a flat fee per paid ticket and no subscription. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • Tito alternative

    Ticketing software from Ireland with per-ticket fees and developer tools. Compare pricing, features and data handling.

  • Ticketmaster alternative

    Ticketing for large venues and tours. Compare reserved seating, discovery, fees and organiser tools.

  • Weezevent alternative

    A French platform covering ticketing, cashless payments, access control and staff management. Compare fees, payouts and data handling.

  • Whizzly alternative

    A UK storefront and booking platform for salons, shops and takeaway businesses, charging a monthly subscription and no commission. Compare the subscription and add-ons with prepaid hosting.

  • Wix Events alternative

    The ticketing add-on inside Wix's website builder. Compare fees, website integration and data handling.

  • Zeffy alternative

    A Canadian fundraising platform for registered nonprofits where donors are asked for optional tips. Compare funding models, payouts, features and data handling.

  • Yo!Rent alternative

    Self-hosted software for building rental marketplaces. Compare a multi-vendor rental platform with hire bookings for a single operator.