Tito Classic is a focused option for organisers who want ticket sales to fit into an existing event website. Its clear platform percentage and practical attendee tools make it worth testing for conferences and workshops, with payment-provider charges and manual-invoice cases included in the comparison.
Tito's 3% is the platform fee. Your Stripe or PayPal charges depend on the account, location and payment method.
The help centre says manually added attendees cannot pay through Tito; handle their invoice and payment separately.
A July 2026 Capterra reviewer liked the widget and routine management but sometimes needed help interpreting settings. A rehearsal should include refunds, attendee edits and check-in.
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Free events | No platform fee | Free account and no charge for free tickets. |
| Paid events — Classic | 3% per ticket | No monthly subscription or setup fee; platform fee capped at €25 per ticket, with currency handling to confirm. |
| Eligible charity / nonprofit / community | 2.5% per ticket | Application required; eligibility excludes commercial affiliation. |
Tito Classic keeps the purchase centred on registration: publish tickets, gather the right information and get people through the door. An embedded checkout is especially useful when the event already has a website worth keeping.
Run through a paid ticket, a refund and a manually invoiced attendee before launch. Those cases make the division between Tito, the payment provider and your own finance process clear.
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The fastest way for most event teams to produce polished promo assets and decks, though it is still a design platform rather than a true event-ops tool.
Prepare event-page artwork and campaign graphics.
A polished Q&A and polling layer for conferences, webinars, and hybrid sessions, though the best features skew toward paid annual or enterprise use.
Run session Q&A and polling alongside the ticketing workflow.
Affordable event ticketing platform with free-ticket allowance, low per-ticket fees, seating charts, embedded checkout, check-in app, and strong payment processor choice.
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Low-fee event registration platform with public capped pricing, strong customization, and practical paid-event economics.
Compare registration forms and paid-event checkout.
Mass-market ticketing and event marketing platform with unmatched discovery reach, fast setup, and fee-heavy economics for paid events.
Compare a ticket marketplace and discovery channel alongside registration.
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