TicketSpice is a ticketing and event-management platform built for organizers who sell admission to events, attractions, and reservation-based experiences. It targets festivals, concerts, fairs, sports events, theme parks, museums, zoos, theaters, nonprofits, and tour/train/waterpark operators. Organizers can build fully branded ticketing pages with a drag-and-drop page builder, design reserved-seating and stadium charts, and set up timed-entry or dynamic pricing for high-demand events. On event day, TicketSpice's box office point-of-sale app and QR-code scanning app let staff sell tickets on-site and check guests in with built-in fraud detection. The platform also includes SMS and email ticket delivery, customer management (CRM) tools, and real-time sales analytics and reporting. TicketSpice is part of the Webconnex family of products (alongside RegFox and GiveSmart-adjacent tools) and pays out organizer funds weekly. It supports multiple payment processors, including its own Webconnex Payments, Stripe, Square, and Authorize.net.
Key Features
Every ticketing feature you'd ever want, and more. — A full ticketing toolkit covering page building, seating, entry, fees, and payouts in one platform.
Ticketing Page Builder — Drag-and-drop builder for creating a custom, branded ticketing page for an event.
Branding Control — Customize colors, logos, and layout so the ticketing page matches the organizer's brand.
Reserved Seating — Build reserved-seating and stadium charts so attendees can choose specific seats.
Timed Entry Ticketing — Sell tickets for specific entry windows, useful for attractions with capacity limits.
Conditional Logic Actions — Show or hide ticket options and form fields dynamically based on buyer selections.
Ticketing Fee Control — Set who absorbs the per-ticket fee — the organizer or the ticket buyer.
Password-Protected Event Pages — Restrict access to a ticketing page with a password for private or presale events.
Digital Release Waivers — Collect digital liability waivers as part of the checkout flow.
Virtual Events — Sell tickets and manage access for online or hybrid events.
Sell Add-ons and Upgrades — Offer optional add-ons and upgrades alongside standard ticket purchases.
Box Office App — A point-of-sale app for selling tickets and scanning QR codes on-site.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Flat per-ticket pricing ($0.99/ticket online) instead of a percentage cut, which the vendor positions as cheaper than Eventbrite or Ticketleap for many organizers
Drag-and-drop page builder for fully branded, no-code ticketing pages
Built-in reserved seating/stadium chart designer for venues that need assigned seats
On-site box office app with QR-code scanning and fraud detection for check-in
Weekly payouts rather than holding funds until after the event
Cons
Per-ticket fees still apply on every sale, so very high-volume free events won't avoid transaction costs entirely
Specific integration partners and API documentation are not clearly detailed on the public marketing site
Best suited to organizers who need dedicated ticketing/box-office tooling rather than a broader all-in-one event marketing suite