The 7 best ticketing platforms for event promoters (2026)
The 7 best ticketing platforms for event promoters in 2026 are Servomo, Fourvenues, Xceed, Eventbrite, Weezevent, Entradium and DICE.
Servomo
Tickets, promoters with their own link and the night's settlement, QR access control and email campaigns to your attendees, at whichever venue.
- Price
- No monthly fee, just a percentage of what you sell, from 4% with no contract to 2% with a 4-year contract. VIP tables and free guest lists pay no commission, and any booking fee for the buyer is set by the organiser (up to 10%).
- Where the money goes
- Into the business's own card terminal (Redsys, with card and Bizum), in its name: Servomo never touches the funds and there's no payout to wait for.
- Best at
- A published price, the money in your own terminal and a legal invoice for every sale: TicketBAI in Bizkaia, Gipuzkoa and Álava and VERI*FACTU in the rest of Spain (not yet in Navarre).
Fourvenues
Nightlife software from Valencia: tickets, guest lists, promoters, VIP tables, access control, bar POS and cashless. A good fit if you work with many promoters across several venues and want a channel manager.
- Price
- Not published; you request it through a form.
- Where the money goes
- Its website doesn't say.
- Best at
- A single suite that also covers the bar (POS and cashless).
Xceed
Nightlife platform with its own app and marketplace where people look for clubs and parties. A good fit if you run electronic music nights and want visibility in its app.
- Price
- 3% per online sale (the organiser chooses whether to absorb it or pass it on); plans at €0, €29 to €49 and €44 to €59 a month; 15% on bookings that come through its marketplace.
- Where the money goes
- Its pricing page doesn't say.
- Best at
- Reaching people who don't know you through its app.
Eventbrite
Global events platform with a discovery marketplace. A good fit if you organise varied events (workshops, talks, parties) and want international reach.
- Price
- According to its pricing page on eventbrite.es: 6% per ticket (Essentials) or 9% + €0.19 (Professional), paid by the buyer by default; no fee for free events.
- Where the money goes
- Through its own payment gateway.
- Best at
- International reach and built-in marketing tools.
Weezevent
Ticketing, access control, cashless and staff management for events. A good fit if you also put on large events and already use its cashless.
- Price
- 2.5% per ticket sold online, with a minimum of €0.99 VAT included; no subscription and free for free events.
- Where the money goes
- Through its own gateway, paid out every 15 days.
- Best at
- Ticketing and cashless from the same provider, and free access control.
Entradium
Spanish ticketing platform: creating events is free and it charges a percentage per ticket sold. A good fit if you're a small promoter and want low fees for the buyer.
- Price
- A booking fee charged to the buyer of 1%, 2% or 2.5% + VAT, depending on the plan.
- Where the money goes
- Through its own gateway; it pays out every Tuesday for events already held.
- Best at
- Low fees for the buyer and a free QR validation app.
DICE
Ticketing platform for gigs and clubs with a discovery app for fans. A good fit if you put on gigs with artists who already work with DICE.
- Price
- Not published; you talk to its sales team.
- Where the money goes
- Its website doesn't give timeframes.
- Best at
- A live-music audience that already buys through its app.
How to choose
If you want to know what you'll pay before you sell, rule out the ones that don't publish a price or ask for their offer in writing. If getting paid straight away matters to you, check whether the money goes into your own terminal or the platform's, and when it pays out. And if the buyer is going to pay a booking fee, check how much: it's what they see at checkout.
If you work across different venues, make sure each promoter has their own link and that you can see what each one sold per night, without spreadsheets.
Where the data comes from
For each platform we look at three things you can check: the published price (and who pays it), where the money from each ticket goes and what it's best at. If you spot something out of date, write to us and we'll fix it.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best platform for event promoters?
Servomo, if you want a published price and the money in your own terminal; Eventbrite, if you want international reach; Weezevent, if you already use its cashless; DICE, if you work with artists who already sell there.
How much does Servomo cost for event promoters?
No monthly fee, just a percentage of what you sell, from 4% with no contract to 2% with a 4-year contract. VIP tables and free guest lists pay no commission, and any booking fee for the buyer is set by the organiser (up to 10%).
Servomo does all of this for you
Online tickets and lists, promoters with their own link and settlement, QR at the door and live capacity. The money goes straight to your account and our commission is settled afterwards.
Updated on 25/10/2026