7 reasons organisers choose One Ticket over Ticketebo
- Keep every dollar of your price. Set a $25 ticket and you receive $25. The buyer pays a small booking fee on top, so there is nothing to absorb.
- Paid into your own Stripe account. Ticket money is charged to your own Stripe account, with no payout fee from us. Until your first paid event has gone cleanly, it is paid out two days after each event. Ticketebo collects ticket money and pays out after the event, unless you ask its sales team for its Stripe integration.
- A join link on every ticket. For an online event, the join link is on every ticket. On Ticketebo, your own webinar platform delivers the event to ticket holders.
- Check-in from any phone. Scan each guest’s QR code with any phone. There is no app to install, and you can find a guest by name.
- Series and subscriptions, built in. Sell the season, not just the night: subscribers pay on a schedule you set and get the next session’s ticket before it runs.
- No passwords. Sign-in is passwordless, and buyers don’t need an account to book. Tickets arrive by email with a QR code.
- A page that looks like you. Pick your colours, a cover and a button that says Book, Register or RSVP. Guests see your event, not a feed of others.
What Ticketebo does is from its own help and pricing pages, checked October 2026: see the table below.
One Ticket and Ticketebo side by side
| Compared | One Ticket | Ticketebo |
|---|---|---|
| Fees | ||
| Fee on a $25 ticket | $1.45 | about $1.20 |
| Fee on a $50 ticket | $2.14 | about $2.00 |
| You receive on a $25 ticket if you absorb the fee | $23.57 on Pro or Team; $25 when the buyer pays it | $23.80 |
| Selling | ||
| Free events: no fee for anyone | Yes: No Stripe account needed | Yes |
| No monthly cost to sell | Yes: The Free plan | Yes |
| Ticket types with their own price and capacity | Yes | Yes |
| Tickets on and off sale at set times, like an early bird | Yes | Yes |
| Discount codes | Yes: Limited by uses or dates | Yes |
| A limit on tickets per order | Yes: Per order and per person | Yes: 10 per buyer unless you allow more |
| Repeat events or sessions on one page | Yes: A series on one landing page | Yes |
| Subscriptions billed weekly, fortnightly or monthly | Yes: Each session’s ticket issued for them | Check their site |
| Sell in AUD, USD or GBP | Yes: Set per organiser | Check their site |
| Waitlists for sold-out events | Yes: Freed places offered in turn | Check their site |
| Getting paid | ||
| The buyer pays the fee on top of your price, by default | Yes: You receive 100% of your price, or absorb it on Pro and Team | Yes: You can absorb it instead |
| Ticket money paid into your own Stripe account | Yes | Partly: it collects ticket money; Stripe is on request |
| Export orders and attendees | Yes: As CSV | Yes: Sales reports with buyers’ emails |
| Refunds | ||
| Refund policy shown before purchase | Yes | Yes: Stated on your event page |
| Buyers ask for a refund through the platform | Yes: Unanswered ones go to One Ticket support | Yes: By email, forwarded to you |
| Buyers refund themselves within your policy | Yes: Where your policy allows | Not that we could find |
| The door | ||
| QR code tickets by email | Yes | Yes: A unique barcode on each |
| Add to calendar | Yes: A calendar file on every ticket | Check their site |
| Reminder emails before the event | Yes: Automatic: the day before and the morning of | Check their site |
| QR check-in in a phone’s browser, no app | Yes: Any phone, and a door link for volunteers | Check their site |
| Box office: cash and comps at the door | Yes: Cash, comps and bank transfers | Yes: Its box office app |
| Your page | ||
| Your colours and theme on the event page | Yes: A colour theme, cover and display font | Yes: Page themes |
| Hidden tickets unlocked by a code | Yes | Check their site |
| Your own questions at checkout | Yes: Dropdown or free text | Yes |
| Online | ||
| Online events with a join link for ticket holders | Yes: On every ticket | Partly: your webinar platform delivers the event |
Ticketebo fees are estimates from its published rates, August 2026: Uses Ticketebo published 4% of ticket order value including GST with a $1.20 minimum booking fee. Assumes one ticket per order. Multi-ticket orders may differ. Confirm on Ticketebo.
Features checked October 2026 from each platform’s own help and pricing pages; they change, so check their sites. We list only features One Ticket has. “Not that we could find” means it wasn’t on the pages we checked.
Sources
From Ticketebo’s own pages, checked October 2026.
- Ticketebo: Event organiser frequently asked questions · Pricing · Ticketebo product releases updates May 2019 · Terms conditions consumer · How to host your online event in 6 easy steps · Terms conditions organiser · Event attendee frequently asked questions · Box office ticket sales systems · Why Ticketebo · Webinar web conferencing and virtual event ticketing
What you’d save
- 100 tickets at $25: if you absorb Ticketebo’s fee, you receive $2,380. On One Ticket you receive $2,500, $120 more, because the buyer pays the booking fee. With the fee passed on instead, your buyers pay $25 more in all on One Ticket than on Ticketebo.
- 500 tickets at $50: if you absorb Ticketebo’s fee, you receive $24,000. On One Ticket you receive $25,000, $1,000 more, because the buyer pays the booking fee. With the fee passed on instead, your buyers pay $70 more in all on One Ticket than on Ticketebo.
On a one-ticket order at published rates, August 2026. Each ticket counted as its own order.
Switching takes minutes
- Sign up with your email: sign-in is passwordless.
- Create your event: the page, its colours, your ticket types, caps and sales dates.
- Connect your Stripe account so ticket money goes straight to you. Running a free event? Skip this step.
- Share your link, and check people in with your phone on the night.
Something regular? Set it up as a series and add a subscription, so members pay once a week, fortnight or month. There’s no import from Ticketebo yet, so set your next event up fresh: it takes minutes.
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Common questions
- Is One Ticket cheaper than Ticketebo?
- On a $25 ticket One Ticket’s booking fee is $1.45 and Ticketebo’s is about $1.20, so Ticketebo’s is lower. Which is lower changes with the price: $1 to $10.55, One Ticket; $10.60 to $78.85, Ticketebo; $78.90 to $500, One Ticket. And on One Ticket you receive your whole ticket price. On a one-ticket order at published rates, August 2026.
- Who pays the booking fee on One Ticket?
- The buyer, on top of the ticket price. You receive 100% of the price you set, on every ticket and every plan.
- Can I move my events from Ticketebo?
- There’s no import yet. Create your next event on One Ticket instead: it takes a few minutes, and you can keep anything already on sale on Ticketebo until it’s done.
- Do free events cost anything?
- No. A free ticket costs nobody anything, and the Free plan has no monthly cost.
- Can members subscribe to a regular event?
- Yes. Put the sessions in a series and add a subscription plan billed weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Each subscriber’s ticket for the next session is issued for them before it runs.
Your next event, on One Ticket
Set it up in minutes. You keep 100% of your ticket price, free tickets stay free, and there is nothing to pay to start.