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From a ticket. To being there.

Own your
tickets.
Flat-subscription ticketing software. No per-ticket platform fees.

One flat price for 250, 1,000 or 3,500+ tickets a month.

Subscription and payment processing apply.

Your first 100 paid tickets are on us.

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Platform fees
per ticket.

Scan.
You’re in.

Keep the line moving.
Scan tickets on any phone. Keeps working when the signal drops.

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Build once.
Run it all season.

Set up.

Ticket types, prices and promo codes.

Go again.

Duplicate last week’s show. Change the date.

Same event.
New date.

Sell where your guests already are.

Checkout on your website, or one link anywhere.
Paid straight to your own Stripe account.

One link.
Every channel.

Bio. Socials. Your own website.

Find your plan

The problem

Per-ticket fees are a tax on success.

The more shows you run, the more workshops you teach, the more your community turns out, the more you pay. That’s the model most ticketing platforms are built on: a fee on every ticket you sell, every time.

For organizers who build their own audiences and promote their own events, that model doesn’t make sense. You did the work. The platform just processed the card.

Equaticket is built on a different model: a flat subscription. Ticket revenue goes directly to your Stripe account, not through us. Your buyers pay the price you set, with no Equaticket fee added. Sales tax and organizer-added fees can change a checkout total.

Equaticket platform fee per ticket

Equaticket platform fee per ticket

Platform cut of your ticket revenue

Platform cut of your ticket revenue

Paid tickets free when you start

Paid tickets free when you start

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Per-ticket fees
add up.

Tickets sold

1,000 tickets × $3.64 Eventbrite service fee

On a $50.00 ticket, before card processing. Eventbrite pricing, checked October 2026.

Equaticket.
Still $0.

1,000 tickets × $0 Equaticket platform fee

Platform fees.

One flat subscription.

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Know what’s
happening.

Sales.

Every ticket sold, by type and promo code.

Check-ins.

Keep up with the door, scan by scan.

Exports.

Orders and attendees, to CSV.

At a glance.

See every feature

Built for your event type

Every kind of organizer.
One flat subscription.

For venues, clubs, studios and organizers who run events every month and are tired of paying per ticket.

Already sold tickets elsewhere?

Import your attendee list from Eventbrite, Luma, or TicketSpice, and we’ll re-issue tickets to every buyer. Nobody buys twice, and imported tickets don’t count toward your plan.

Pick your size.
Pay one flat price.

Compare plans

Free

Your first 100 paid tickets are free, with up to 500 free tickets per event.

Starter

$29 /month

250 tickets a month. Get 750 at a time, so busy months are covered.

Growth

$79 /month

1,000 tickets a month. Get 3,000 at a time, so busy months are covered.

Pro

$189 /month

3,500 tickets a month. Get 10,500 at a time, so busy months are covered.

Your first 100 paid tickets are on us. Paid plans commit to 3 months or a year, and you can pay monthly. 30-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan. Subscription and payment processing apply.

Common questions

Does Equaticket charge per-ticket fees?

No. Equaticket charges a flat subscription and takes no platform cut. Ticket revenue goes to your own Stripe account, and Stripe’s card processing is the only transaction cost. Plans start at $0 with no credit card required. Your first 100 paid tickets are free, with up to 500 free tickets per event.

How much does Equaticket cost?

Equaticket has four plans. Free is $0: Your first 100 paid tickets are free, with up to 500 free tickets per event. Starter is $29/mo and includes 250 tickets a month, with 750 available at a time. Growth is $79/mo and includes 1,000 a month (3,000 at a time). Pro is $189/mo and includes 3,500 a month (10,500 at a time). You can pay monthly with a 3-month minimum, pay for 3 months up front, or pay annually and get the whole year’s tickets up front. There are no per-ticket platform fees on any plan, and no restriction on how many emails you send. Annual pricing and any applicable discount are shown on the pricing page and at checkout. Every paid plan, including annual, has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Available once per organization within 30 days of starting a paid subscription. A refund ends your paid plan immediately and may pause future paid events. Sales tax and organizer-added fees can change a checkout total.

What is the difference between Equaticket and Eventbrite?

Eventbrite charges a percentage of every ticket sold: typically 3.7% plus $1.79 per ticket on its paid plan, plus 2.9% payment processing. Equaticket charges a flat subscription and takes no percentage of ticket sales. An organizer selling 500 tickets a month at $50 each pays Eventbrite about $1,820 in service fees, before card processing. Equaticket’s Growth plan is $79/mo for the same volume.

Is Equaticket free to start?

Yes. Your first 100 paid tickets are free, with up to 500 free tickets per event. No credit card is required and there are no per-ticket fees. You can create an event, embed the widget on your website, and start selling tickets without paying anything.

Is there a contract?

Paid plans commit to 3 months or a year. You can pay for the quarter up front or in three monthly payments, and annual plans get the whole year’s tickets at once. Every paid plan, including annual, has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Available once per organization within 30 days of starting a paid subscription. A refund ends your paid plan immediately and may pause future paid events. Quarterly and annual plans renew at the end of each term unless you cancel before it ends. On pay monthly, the plan continues month to month after the first 3 months. Free has no commitment.

What happens if I sell more tickets than my plan includes?

Your events on sale keep selling, and buyers can always check out. Once you’ve used your plan’s tickets for the period, you can’t publish a new event until you upgrade or your tickets reset at the start of the next period. On Free, your first 100 paid tickets are included; to list more, pick a paid plan. If you upgrade, any of your first 100 paid tickets you haven't sold carry into your first paid period, once, if you haven't had a paid plan before.

Keep what
you earn.

One flat subscription.
No per-ticket platform fees.

Subscription and payment processing apply.