Event Tickets

Event Tickets is a practical WordPress option for RSVPs and paid admission, with a free plugin and a path to premium registration and check-in. The current sales page markets wider product bundles, so verify the exact ticketing entitlement and fee rules instead of assuming every advertised feature is included in the entry bundle.

Free WordPress plugin; current ecosystem bundles start at $259/year, with Pro $399/year and Elite $599/year
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Tool Nutrition Label
Founded Not publicly confirmed
Headquarters Not publicly confirmed
Company Size Not publicly confirmed
Funding Not publicly confirmed
Pricing Model Free plugin plus payment-dependent platform fees, or annual premium bundles; standalone Plus price not publicly confirmed
Free Trial Free plugin available from WordPress.org
Contract Displayed premium bundles renew annually and can be cancelled; verify the purchased bundle and renewal conditions
Attendee Capacity Not publicly confirmed
Mobile App Paid check-in functionality advertises iOS/Android QR scanning, offline operation and later synchronization; confirm entitlement
Offline Capability Yes
Data & Compliance Not publicly confirmed
Expertise Level Intermediate
Event Types
WorkshopsConferencesClassesCommunity events
Key Integrations
Stripe (Native) PayPal (Native) WooCommerce (Native)
Support Channels
WordPress support forumPremium support according to bundle
Best For
  • + WordPress sites adding RSVPs or ticket sales
  • + Teams considering WooCommerce-based ticket checkout with the required premium license
  • + Events prepared to test paid mobile check-in on the actual devices
Not For
  • − Teams requiring a hosted registration site without WordPress maintenance
  • − Buyers treating the lowest ecosystem bundle as proof that all ticketing features are included
  • − Budgets assuming free-plugin Stripe payments have no platform commission
Key Capabilities
✓ Add RSVP and ticket options to a WordPress site
✓ Use the plugin with or without The Events Calendar
✓ Take payments through supported Tickets Commerce gateways
✓ Extend checkout with WooCommerce under the required premium entitlement
✓ Collect additional attendee details with eligible premium features
✓ Check QR tickets through the paid mobile admission workflow
✓ Use the documented paid offline check-in mode and synchronize later
Honest Limitations

Bundles and standalone licenses are different

The current vendor page advertises Essentials, Pro and Elite ecosystem bundles. A current standalone Event Tickets Plus price was not established, so do not equate the bundle starting price with that license.

Free payment processing includes a platform fee

The current Tickets Commerce documentation lists a 2% platform fee for free-plugin Stripe and Square payments, plus processor charges. The platform fee is waived with Event Tickets Plus.

Premium features require entitlement checks

WooCommerce, custom attendee fields and app check-in are paid capabilities. Confirm the exact bundle, site count and offline requirements before purchase.

Support experiences differ

A September 2026 WordPress review describes an issue resolved through email, while a June 2026 paid user's account reports checkout and support trouble. Test the current checkout and support route on a staging site.

Pricing Breakdown
Plan Price Details
Free Event Tickets plugin $0 license RSVP and ticketing on WordPress. Stripe and Square through free Tickets Commerce add a 2% platform fee plus processor charges.
Essentials ecosystem bundle $259/year Current wider product bundle entry price; confirm its exact Event Tickets entitlements.
Pro ecosystem bundle $399/year Current page advertises no-commission sales, WooCommerce, attendee forms and QR app check-in. Confirm licensing scope.
Elite ecosystem bundle $599/year Adds further ecosystem features; confirm seating and email-marketing entitlements relevant to this event.

Cost at Common Event Sizes

100
attendees
$100
Free-plugin Stripe illustration: one $50 ticket each × 2% = $1 platform fee. Excludes processor fees, hosting and tax. Premium annual bundles use a different fee model; confirm billing currency.
500
attendees
$500
Free-plugin Stripe illustration: one $50 ticket each × 2% = $1 platform fee. Excludes processor fees, hosting and tax. Premium annual bundles use a different fee model; confirm billing currency.
1000
attendees
$1,000
Free-plugin Stripe illustration: one $50 ticket each × 2% = $1 platform fee. Excludes processor fees, hosting and tax. Premium annual bundles use a different fee model; confirm billing currency.

Hidden Costs to Watch

  • ! Processor charges remain separate from any waived platform commission.
  • ! WordPress hosting, maintenance and required commerce extensions affect the total.
  • ! Confirm renewal price, site count, standalone Plus availability and the bundle needed for offline check-in.

Event Tickets adds RSVPs and sales to WordPress and can operate without a separate calendar plugin. Its premium path is relevant when the event also needs detailed attendee fields, commerce extensions or mobile admission.

Read the current bundle entitlements alongside the payment documentation. The free plugin’s platform commission and the paid app’s requirements are more useful budgeting facts than an unqualified no-commission headline.

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Questions to Ask the Vendor
  1. 1
    Which bundle or standalone Plus license includes our required ticketing features and site count?
  2. 2
    Which platform and processor fees apply to our chosen gateway?
  3. 3
    What are the paid app's offline preparation, duplicate-scan and synchronization rules?
  4. 4
    Can we test checkout with our theme, cache and commerce plugins before launch?
  5. 5
    What renewal terms and support response commitments apply to the purchased license?
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