Comparisons/One Ticket vs Ticketebo: fees and features

FeesRates checked August 2026, features October 2026

One Ticket vs Ticketebo: fees and features

For a $25 ticket, One Ticket’s fee is $1.45 and Ticketebo’s is $1.20, so Ticketebo is $0.25 cheaper per ticket. On One Ticket, the buyer pays the booking fee on top of the ticket price and the organiser keeps 100% of the price. On Pro and Team the organiser can absorb it instead.

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7 reasons organisers choose One Ticket over Ticketebo

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. No passwords. Sign-in is passwordless, and buyers don’t need an account to book. Tickets arrive by email with a QR code.
  7. 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.

Fee per ticket at each price

TicketOne TicketTicketeboCheaper
$10$0.94$1.20One Ticket by $0.26
$20$1.37$1.20Ticketebo by $0.17
$25$1.45$1.20Ticketebo by $0.25
$50$2.14$2.00Ticketebo by $0.14
$100$3.51$4.00One Ticket by $0.49
$150$5.14$6.00One Ticket by $0.86

The whole fee on a one-ticket order, platform and card processing. The lower fee at each price is in bold.

One Ticket and Ticketebo side by side

ComparedOne TicketTicketebo
Fees
Fee on a $25 ticket$1.45about $1.20
Fee on a $50 ticket$2.14about $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 anyoneYes: No Stripe account neededYes
No monthly cost to sellYes: The Free planYes
Ticket types with their own price and capacityYesYes
Tickets on and off sale at set times, like an early birdYesYes
Discount codesYes: Limited by uses or datesYes
A limit on tickets per orderYes: Per order and per personYes: 10 per buyer unless you allow more
Repeat events or sessions on one pageYes: A series on one landing pageYes
Subscriptions billed weekly, fortnightly or monthlyYes: Each session’s ticket issued for themCheck their site
Sell in AUD, USD or GBPYes: Set per organiserCheck their site
Waitlists for sold-out eventsYes: Freed places offered in turnCheck their site
Getting paid
The buyer pays the fee on top of your price, by defaultYes: You receive 100% of your price, or absorb it on Pro and TeamYes: You can absorb it instead
Ticket money paid into your own Stripe accountYesPartly: it collects ticket money; Stripe is on request
Export orders and attendeesYes: As CSVYes: Sales reports with buyers’ emails
Refunds
Refund policy shown before purchaseYesYes: Stated on your event page
Buyers ask for a refund through the platformYes: Unanswered ones go to One Ticket supportYes: By email, forwarded to you
Buyers refund themselves within your policyYes: Where your policy allowsNot that we could find
The door
QR code tickets by emailYesYes: A unique barcode on each
Add to calendarYes: A calendar file on every ticketCheck their site
Reminder emails before the eventYes: Automatic: the day before and the morning ofCheck their site
QR check-in in a phone’s browser, no appYes: Any phone, and a door link for volunteersCheck their site
Box office: cash and comps at the doorYes: Cash, comps and bank transfersYes: Its box office app
Your page
Your colours and theme on the event pageYes: A colour theme, cover and display fontYes: Page themes
Hidden tickets unlocked by a codeYesCheck their site
Your own questions at checkoutYes: Dropdown or free textYes
Online
Online events with a join link for ticket holdersYes: On every ticketPartly: 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.

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What the buyer pays and you receive

With the fee passed on to the buyer, the organiser receives the whole ticket price.

One Ticket

TicketFeeBuyer paysOrganiser receives
$10$0.94$10.94$10.00
$20$1.37$21.37$20.00
$25$1.45$26.45$25.00
$50$2.14$52.14$50.00
$100$3.51$103.51$100.00
$150$5.14$155.14$150.00

The buyer pays the booking fee: the organiser receives the full price. On Pro and Team the organiser can absorb it instead.

Ticketebo

TicketFeeBuyer paysOrganiser receivesIf absorbed
$10$1.20$11.20$10.00$8.80
$20$1.20$21.20$20.00$18.80
$25$1.20$26.20$25.00$23.80
$50$2.00$52.00$50.00$48.00
$100$4.00$104.00$100.00$96.00
$150$6.00$156.00$150.00$144.00

If absorbed: the organiser keeps the price less the fee.

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.

Why the cheaper one keeps changing

The cheaper one changes 2 times between $1 and $500: from $1 to $10.55 One Ticket is cheaper; from $10.60 to $78.85 Ticketebo is cheaper; from $78.90 to $500 One Ticket is cheaper.

How each fee works

One Ticket

The buyer pays a booking fee at checkout: a platform fee by ticket price ($0.35 up to $5, $0.45 up to $10, $0.70 up to $25, $0.95 up to $50, $1.45 up to $100, then $1.45 + 1.5% of the amount over $100) plus Stripe’s card processing at cost (1.7% + $0.30 on the order). The organiser receives 100% of the ticket price.

Checkout’s own fee: the same on every plan. See One Ticket pricing.

More: How much does One Ticket charge per ticket?

Ticketebo

4% of the ticket price, at least $1.20 per booking.

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. Rates checked August 2026: confirm current rates on Ticketebo’s own site.

More: How much does Ticketebo charge per ticket?

Switching takes minutes

  1. Sign up with your email: sign-in is passwordless.
  2. Create your event: the page, its colours, your ticket types, caps and sales dates.
  3. Connect your Stripe account so ticket money goes straight to you. Running a free event? Skip this step.
  4. 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.

Leaving Ticketebo?

Everything that changes when you move: The Ticketebo alternative built for events that repeat.

Common questions

Is One Ticket or Ticketebo cheaper for a $25 ticket?
For a $25 ticket, One Ticket’s fee is $1.45 and Ticketebo’s is $1.20, so Ticketebo is $0.25 cheaper per ticket. Fees are for a one-ticket order, from published rates checked August 2026.
Who pays the fee on One Ticket and Ticketebo?
On One Ticket, the buyer pays the booking fee on top of the ticket price and the organiser keeps 100% of the price. On Pro and Team the organiser can absorb it instead. On Ticketebo, the buyer pays the booking fee by default; you can choose to pay it when you set up. Checked October 2026 on Ticketebo’s own pages.
Are free tickets free on One Ticket and Ticketebo?
One Ticket charges nothing on free tickets, and its Free plan has no monthly cost. Ticketebo charges no booking fee on free tickets. Checked October 2026 on Ticketebo’s own pages.
At what ticket price does the cheaper one change?
The cheaper one changes 2 times between $1 and $500: from $1 to $10.55 One Ticket is cheaper; from $10.60 to $78.85 Ticketebo is cheaper; from $78.90 to $500 One Ticket is cheaper.
Is ticket money paid into your own Stripe account on Ticketebo?
On Ticketebo, partly: it collects ticket money and pays out after the event, unless you ask its sales team for its Stripe integration. On One Ticket, yes: ticket money is charged to your own Stripe account. Until your first paid event has gone cleanly, it is paid out two days after each event. Checked October 2026 on Ticketebo’s own pages.
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.

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