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Every platform with a comparison page, in one alphabetical list. Tick a filter to keep only the platforms whose review records that attribute.

Every reviewed platform in one list

Each row below links to a full comparison with Chobble Tickets. Chobble Tickets sits in the list too, highlighted in purple like on the fee calculator, and it drops out of view like any other platform when it does not match a filter.

Most listed platforms sell event tickets. A few are hire, delivery or scheduling tools that overlap with parts of what Chobble Tickets does, and their reviews record the same facts in the same shape. The filter chips describe a platform's recorded attributes, not its category.

The filters read the facts recorded on each comparison page. A platform matches a filter only when its review records the attribute, so a platform whose review does not mention a fact is treated as not having it.

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  • BookitBee

    A UK ticketing platform charging from 3.5% per paid ticket, run by LIVE IT, a Certified B Corporation.

  • Cal.com

    A scheduling platform for paid bookings that moved its production code closed source in April 2026.

  • Cheddar Up

    A US payment collection platform for groups that added event ticketing, priced per transaction plus paid plans.

  • Chobble Tickets

    White label open source ticketing from a UK community interest company, at £50/year or £5/month with no per-ticket platform fee.

  • Dandelion

    A ticketing and community platform from Symbiota, a self-described not-for-profit worker co-operative, with no mandatory fees.

  • DICE

    A mobile-first music ticketing platform with fees agreed per partnership and tickets held in its app.

  • DigiTickets

    A managed ticketing platform for visitor attractions with tills, kiosks and staff scheduling, priced by quote.

  • Event Schedule

    A source-published platform for event calendars, ticketing and appointment booking from the team behind Invoice Ninja.

  • Eventbrite

    A large ticketing marketplace charging 6.95% + £0.59 per paid ticket in the UK, with built-in event discovery.

  • Eventee

    A Czech event app for conferences and corporate events, priced per event from £1,299 with an attendee cap and no per-ticket fee.

  • EVENTIM.Light

    The self-service ticketing platform from CTS EVENTIM, charging 8% per ticket in the UK with payment processing included.

  • EventMS Pro

    Closed-source marketplace ticketing software sold as a one-time licence and installed on the buyer's own server.

  • EventPrime

    A WordPress plugin adding an events calendar, bookings and ticketing to an existing site, with paid extension bundles.

  • Fatsoma

    A UK ticketing and promotion platform for student events and nightlife, charging 10% per ticket with a £1 minimum.

  • FIXR

    A UK ticketing and event-discovery platform for student and nightlife events, paid for by buyer booking fees.

  • Fleetbase

    An open source logistics and fleet management platform from Singapore, priced at $29 a month plus $5 per driver or vehicle, with a self-hosted edition.

  • FooEvents

    A set of WordPress plugins that add ticket sales to a WooCommerce shop, sold as annual licence bundles.

  • Google Forms

    A free form builder that can collect registrations but does not take payment, issue tickets or track capacity.

  • Hi.Events

    A source-published ticketing platform, hosted or self-hosted, with a per-ticket fee on its cloud service.

  • Humanitix

    A registered charity ticketing platform that donates its booking fee profits to education projects.

  • libreevent

    Free open source ticketing software for your own web hosting, unmaintained since its repository was archived in June 2026.

  • Onfleet

    Cloud-based last-mile delivery management from San Francisco, priced per month with a tiered allowance of completed tasks.

  • Pretix

    An open source ticketing platform from Germany built for conferences and enterprise, hosted or self-hosted.

  • PromoTix

    A US ticketing and event-marketing platform whose free plan charges attendees 3.5% + £1.19 a ticket in the UK, with an unpriced Professional plan that removes the fee.

  • PTA Events

    A platform for Parent-Teacher Associations covering ticketing, fundraising, volunteering and e-commerce.

  • QRTicket

    A German ticketing system that is free for organisers because the buyer pays €0.90 per ticket by default.

  • Resident Advisor

    A ticketing and event-discovery platform for electronic music, paid for by buyer service fees.

  • Resova

    A UK booking platform for escape rooms, tours and activities, charging a monthly subscription with booking allowances.

  • Revel

    An open source community ticketing platform first built for queer, LGBTQ+ and kink groups, with private guest lists.

  • Seaty

    A UK ticketing and event-management platform for theatres, schools and societies in Birmingham, charging 7.2% on online card payments.

  • SignUpGenius

    A volunteer sign-up sheet platform with a ticketing product, priced per ticket plus subscription tiers.

  • SmartGig

    A UK event management platform where ticketing is one paid module beside trader applications, site plans and transport.

  • SumUp Online Store

    A free online shop from the payment company SumUp that can sell tickets as products, charging 2.5% per payment.

  • Swicket

    The managed enterprise service built on the open source alf.io platform, priced per contract.

  • Tessera Tickets

    A US ticketing platform for music venues, theatres and comedy clubs, built around WordPress with volume-tiered subscriptions.

  • Ticket Generator

    A pay-as-you-go ticketing platform sold as prepaid ticket credits, with custom ticket design and event pages.

  • Ticket Monkey

    A UK self-serve ticketing platform charging a flat 25p per paid ticket, with reserved seating on its Pro tier.

  • Ticket Tailor

    An independently owned London ticketing platform running since 2010, charging a flat fee per paid ticket.

  • Ticketebo

    A UK ticketing platform used by country shows, festivals and community groups, paid for by buyer booking fees.

  • Ticketek

    A large ticketing marketplace for stadiums and arenas across Australia and New Zealand, with contract-negotiated fees.

  • Ticketmaster

    A ticketing marketplace for stadiums, arenas and major tours, with fees set through venue and promoter contracts.

  • Ticketpass

    A UK ticketing platform that pledges up to half of its booking fee to a charity the organiser or attendee chooses.

  • TicketSource

    A UK ticketing platform running from Penarth in Wales since 2004, used by amateur theatre, schools and village halls.

  • Ticketted

    An Australian ticketing platform charging 3.95% + A$0.95 per paid ticket, with its own public event listings.

  • tickts

    A UK ticketing platform with no buyer booking fees and tiered organiser subscriptions from free to £690 a year.

  • Tito

    A developer-friendly ticketing platform from Ireland charging 3% per paid ticket, used widely for technology conferences.

  • TixFox

    A US ticketing platform charging a flat £0.38 per paid ticket with no subscription.

  • Weezevent

    A French event platform covering ticketing, access control, cashless payments and staff management.

  • Wix Events

    The ticketing add-on inside the Wix website builder, charging 2.5% per ticket on top of a paid Wix plan.

  • Yo!Rent

    Self-hosted software for building multi-vendor rental marketplaces, sold as a one-time licence.

What each filter means
Open source
The product's source code is published under an open source licence, at least for a core edition.
Self-hosting
At least one edition of the product can run on servers the organiser controls.
No per-ticket platform fee
The platform charges no mandatory fee of its own on each ticket sold. A voluntary contribution the organiser can decline counts as none, and payment processing is separate.
No marketing to attendees
The review records no platform marketing, adverts or event recommendations sent to the organiser's attendees.
Europe based
The review places the provider's registration or operating base in a European country.
UK based
The review places the provider's registration or operating base in the United Kingdom.
Charity, co-op, CIC or B Corp
The review records a charity registration, a community interest company, a certified B Corporation or a self-described worker co-operative.
White label
The organiser's branding can fully replace the platform's, whether included, on a higher tier, as a paid add-on or by self-hosting.
Custom domain
Ticket pages can run on a domain the organiser chooses, including via the platform the product installs into.
Website builder
The product includes a public website with pages the organiser can compose, not only event or booking pages.
API
The review records a documented API, whether on every plan, on a higher tier or read-only.
Seating plans
Attendees can pick seats from a seat map, whether included, on a higher tier or as a paid option.
Running for 5+ years
The start year documented in the review is at least five years ago.
Event marketplace
Events can be listed in a public directory the provider runs, which can bring attendees the organiser did not reach.

How the filters work

Every fact behind the filters is stored on the provider's comparison page with a review date, and the same records power this list. Reviews are snapshots, so a platform may have changed its features or structure since its review date. The comparison pages list sources and dates.

Selecting several filters shows only the platforms whose reviews record all of them. Pen and paper has a comparison page but no provider record, so it does not appear in the list.