Which TixTally plan would we need?

There is only one. Paid tickets carry 1% + $0.49 per paid ticket and donations carry 1.5% per donation, on every account, and every feature is available to every organization. There is nothing to upgrade into and nothing to model in advance.

Is there an annual contract or a registration allowance?

No. There is no subscription, no annual commitment, and no included quantity to use up. A fee applies only when you sell a paid ticket or receive a donation.

Can we run a free event without losing features?

Yes. Free events carry no platform fee, and nothing is withheld because an event is free. The check-in, the roles, and the audit log all work the same.

Can we pass the fee to our buyers?

Yes, and it is a per-event choice on every account. Pass our platform fee to the buyer at checkout, or absorb it as the organizer.

Where does the ticket money go?

Into your own Stripe account, as the payment is taken. You are the merchant of record and payouts follow your own Stripe schedule.

TixTally vs Eventzilla

One rate. No tier to figure out before you can price a ticket.

Eventzilla publishes Basic, Pro, Plus, and Custom, and on the higher tiers a percentage is charged on top of the same fixed amount per registration. TixTally has one rate for every account, 1% + $0.49 per paid ticket, with every feature included and nothing annual to sign.

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What you get on TixTally

No tier to work out first

There is one rate and one feature set. You do not have to model your ticket volume against three plans to find out what you will pay, and no capability is sitting behind an upgrade.

Nothing annual, nothing to cancel

No commitment, no included-registration allowance to use up or overrun. If you do not run an event this year, you pay nothing this year.

Your Stripe account, your money

You connect Stripe directly and stay the merchant of record. Passing the fee to your buyer is a per-event choice on every account, not a feature of a payment product you have to adopt.

The door works with no signal

Every ticket is a signed credential. A volunteer's phone verifies it with no connection at all, and duplicate scans are still caught when it reconnects.

Side by side, on the things that cost you money

The Eventzilla column is their own published wording, with the date we read it.

TixTally compared with Eventzilla, by fee structure, subscription, and capability.
Compared on	TixTally	Eventzilla
Platform fee on a paid ticket	1% + $0.49 per paid ticket, on every account	Depends on the plan: $1.50 per registration on Basic, 1.9% + $1.50 on Pro, and 2.9% + $1.50 on Plus
Plan tiers	None. Every feature is available to every account	Basic, Pro, Plus, and Custom, with features listed against the tier they belong to
Annual commitment	None. Nothing to sign and nothing to cancel	Custom plan annual pricing starts at $1,999 a year, with 500 registrations included
Free events	No fee, and no feature withheld because the event is free	Free for simple events, with premium features unlocked by an add-on
Fee on a donation	1.5% per donation	No separate donation rate is published on the pricing page
Card processing	Stripe's own rate, charged by Stripe. On 31 August 2026 that was 2.9% + $0.30 for domestic Canadian cards	Not included in the platform fee. Their pricing page states it is payable depending on your chosen payment provider
Where the ticket money lands	Your own Stripe account, as the payment is taken. You are the merchant of record	Your chosen provider, or Eventzilla Payments, which their pricing page describes as instant merchant account creation with daily payouts
Passing the fee to the buyer	You choose per event, buyer or organizer, on every account	Passing on payment processing fees is listed for Eventzilla Payments on Pro, Plus, and Custom
Check-in without a signal	Every ticket is a signed credential a phone can verify with no connection at all	Onsite check-in through the organizer mobile app. No offline mode is described

The Eventzilla column is what Eventzilla publishes about itself, read from their pricing page on 31 August 2026. Nothing in that column is our characterisation of them.

Our fee is charged on top of Stripe's standard card processing fee of 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. Stripe's part goes to Stripe, not to us. The per-ticket fee never exceeds $1.99. Our figures are read from the same configuration your checkout charges from, so this page cannot say one thing and your buyers pay another.

Questions about TixTally and Eventzilla

Short answers, so you can decide without booking a call with anyone.

Which TixTally plan would we need?: There is only one. Paid tickets carry 1% + $0.49 per paid ticket and donations carry 1.5% per donation, on every account, and every feature is available to every organization. There is nothing to upgrade into and nothing to model in advance.
Is there an annual contract or a registration allowance?: No. There is no subscription, no annual commitment, and no included quantity to use up. A fee applies only when you sell a paid ticket or receive a donation.
Can we run a free event without losing features?: Yes. Free events carry no platform fee, and nothing is withheld because an event is free. The check-in, the roles, and the audit log all work the same.
Can we pass the fee to our buyers?: Yes, and it is a per-event choice on every account. Pass our platform fee to the buyer at checkout, or absorb it as the organizer.
Is Stripe's processing fee included in the TixTally fee?: No. Our fee is charged on top of Stripe's standard card processing fee of 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction. Stripe's part goes to Stripe, not to us.
Where does the ticket money go?: Into your own Stripe account, as the payment is taken. You are the merchant of record and payouts follow your own Stripe schedule.

Try it on your next event

Create an account, connect your Stripe account, and publish an event. Nothing to cancel if you decide it is not for you.

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