Master tour is the industry-standard platform for live event logistics. Used by the world’s top artists, production managers, and…
5.0
1 reviews
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Event Registration and Ticketing Software
Directory of software vendors that build event registration forms, sell tickets and manage check-in, for organisers who need to get people signed up, paid and through the door.
Invitemanager believes in the power of experience. When people connect with their passion, there are no limits to whats possible…
5.0
1 reviews
Big tickets, formerly xorbia tickets, was founded in 2003 to help event organizers more easily sell tickets, provide a better…
4.9
6 reviews
Purplepass is rated as one of the best event ticketing software solutions on the market. Started in 2008, we have grown…
4.9
24 reviews
Ticketspice is easy to use, highly customizable, and unbelievably affordable. At just $0.99 per ticket, you'll save thousands…
4.9
231 reviews
Greenvelope strives to deliver the most elegant electronic invitation service by emulating the experience of opening a…
4.8
29 reviews
Jolly technologies inc., based in redwood city, California, was established in 2000 with a goal of achieving success through high…
4.7
35 reviews
For executives, we make their ballgames & concerts easier to host, resulting in (1) 72% less admin time, (2) increased ticket use…
4.7
4 reviews
Stand & deliver is a global leadership communication consulting and training firm. We help leaders and their teams engage…
4.7
279 reviews
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Online event registrations by stride events - the leader of event services Stride events includes all of the features you need to…
4.7
Tix is a state-of-the-art, cloud-based ticketing solution. We specialize in feature-rich, low-cost solutions designed to maximize…
4.7
9 reviews
Event espresso is the premiere events registration and management plugin for WordPress. This premium plugin for WordPress allows…
4.6
6 reviews
Rsvpify is a leading event management and ticketing platform. Our event software powers events of all shapes and sizes around the…
4.5
4 reviews
Thundertix helps live performance venues and the arts increase efficiency in the box office. We integrate all event management…
4.5
34 reviews
If you want to sell tickets on your site and deliver them to your buyers digitally, tickera is exactly what you need. When you…
4.5
1 reviews
Ticketbud is an event ticketing and registration platform that's user friendly for first time organizers, while powerful and…
4.5
22 reviews
Simpletix helps business owners seamlessly sell tickets online for attractions, festivals, concerts, museums and more. We are the…
4.3
23 reviews
Brown paper tickets is the socially conscious leader for ticketing and event registration, helping event organizers in 68…
4.1
30 reviews
Evite exists to make gathering feel possible. We're the original digital invite-built not just to collect rsvps, but to handle…
4.1
63 reviews
Whether you are a novice or an experienced event planning professional, conference planning is a nightmare. With its all-in-one…
4.0
1 reviews
Events.org is a premiere software management company providing on-demand software and services. With over 800 clients; including…
4.0
1 reviews
Register. Charge. Manage. Regpack is the all-in-one registration and payment platform that helps programs thrive. We empower you…
4.0
70 reviews
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Ticketleap is transforming events with our free, easy-to-use ticketing solution built for events of all types and sizes…
3.9
15 reviews
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Eventbee provides easy to use online ticketing and event registration software. Trusted by over 100,000+ event managers…
3.8
9 reviews
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These vendors are hired to build the mechanics of getting someone from 'I want to attend' to 'I'm in the room' (or the stream). That means the registration or ticket-buying form itself, the pricing logic behind it (early bird, tiered, group, donation add-ons), payment processing, seat maps for venues that need reserved seating, and the ticket or badge that gets issued afterwards — QR code, barcode, PDF, or a wallet pass. On the day, it also covers check-in: scanning apps, guest lists, capacity counts, and what happens when someone shows up who isn't on the list. Once it's running, an organiser can see in real time how many tickets have sold, who bought them, and where they came from.
People go looking for this when the current setup is a patchwork that's starting to break under real demand: a generic form tool bolted to a separate payment link, ticket sales tracked in a spreadsheet that someone has to reconcile by hand, no easy way to issue refunds or transfer a ticket, and no record of attendees that can feed into email marketing or a CRM afterwards. It also shows up when an event grows past what manual door lists can handle — multiple sessions or tracks, timed entry, a mix of in-person and virtual attendees, or a box office that needs to scan hundreds of people through in a short window without a queue forming.
The main split in how providers solve this is between lightweight, self-service ticketing platforms — quick to set up, priced per ticket sold, aimed at one-off or recurring smaller events — and heavier registration/event management systems built for venues, conference producers or associations, with reserved seating, session booking, badge printing and deeper reporting. Some are built specifically around virtual and hybrid delivery, integrating streaming and attendee access rather than physical entry. When comparing options, look closely at the fee structure (charged to the organiser or passed to the buyer), how much control you get over branding on the checkout page, whether the check-in app works offline at a venue with poor signal, how well it integrates with the CRM or email tool you already use, and whether it can genuinely scale to a large seated venue or is really built for community-sized events wearing a bigger label.