Drag-and-drop page builder
Build event pages with 40+ field types and conditional logic, like a no-code form tool.
TicketSpice
US-focused platform with a powerful drag-and-drop page builder and strong on-site operations, including cashless RFID/wristband payments at festivals.
3.8 / 5based on 111reviews across Trustpilot, Capterra & Google
About TicketSpice
TicketSpice, made by Webconnex, is a US-focused ticketing platform best known for its flexible drag-and-drop event page builder and strong on-site operations tooling, including cashless RFID payments for festivals.
It's popular with US festivals, fairs, and themed events that need non-standard ticket flows: conditional pricing, add-ons, merchandise on the same page as tickets, and complex check-in scenarios. The page builder works more like a no-code form tool than a typical ticketing platform.
What you get
Key features
Flat $0.99 per ticket
Simple flat fee on paid tickets; no percentage cut on top.
Cashless RFID payments
Mobile Pay Pass system for cashless wristbands and cards at festivals.
Box-office mode
Take cash + card on-site through a mobile box-office app with built-in receipts.
Conditional pricing
Dynamic pricing rules based on quantity, date, or buyer responses.
Bring-your-own processor
Connect Stripe, Authorize.net, NMI or Cybersource for payment processing.
SMS marketing add-on
Send ticket reminders and event updates by text ($19/mo add-on).
White-label domain
Run the checkout on your own domain (+$150/yr add-on).
Side by side
How TicketSpice compares with Eventbrite
TicketSpice's flat $0.99 per ticket is much simpler than Eventbrite's 3.7% + $1.79 + 2.9% processing. On a $50 ticket, TicketSpice (with bring-your-own Stripe) lands at roughly $2.30; Eventbrite at around $5.05.
The bigger differentiator is the page builder and on-site operations. TicketSpice gives you Eventbrite-level event pages with much richer logic (conditional fields, custom flows, multi-step forms) plus festival-grade cashless tooling. Eventbrite is simpler to spin up but rigid once you outgrow the standard ticketing model.
Pros & cons
The honest balance: what reviewers consistently praise and consistently flag.
Pros
- Flat $0.99 per ticket; very cheap on premium tickets
- Industry-leading page builder for non-standard event flows
- RFID cashless payments built-in for festival operations
- Excellent on-site box-office and mobile point-of-sale tools
- Strong account management and customer success team
Cons
- US-focused; no UK-localised pricing
- Free events still incur the $0.99 fee unless you also run paid events
- Email marketing, SMS, and white-label are paid add-ons
- Setting up the page builder has a steeper learning curve than simpler platforms
- Limited multi-currency support
Real reviews
What TicketSpice users actually say
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TicketSpice users praise the drag-and-drop form builder, on-site cashless tools, and flexibility for non-standard events.
This is an intuitive ticketing platform…
This is an intuitive ticketing platform that anybody can use - no website experience necessary. Pricing is straightforward and I received my weekly payouts on time. The customer support was great!
Pricing
What TicketSpice costs
TicketSpice charges $0.99 per paid ticket flat, with no percentage cut. Tickets priced $5 or under cost $0.49. Payment processing is separate (typically 2.9% + $0.30 via Stripe or your own processor). Optional paid add-ons: email drips ($9/mo), SMS marketing ($19/mo), white-label domain ($150/yr).
US ($)
$0.99 / ticket
UK (£)
£0.78 / ticket
Is TicketSpice right for you?
Honest guidance on who fits, and who doesn't.
Perfect for you if
- You run festivals or events needing cashless RFID payments
- Your event flow is non-standard and needs custom logic
- You sell mid-to-high priced US tickets and want simple pricing
- You want strong on-site operations and mobile box office tools
- You're comfortable with a steeper learning curve in exchange for flexibility
Consider alternatives if
- You're outside the US (no localised pricing or currency)
- You run free-only events (you still pay $0.99/ticket)
- You want all features included rather than paid add-ons
- You prefer a simpler, opinionated platform over a powerful builder