Tito is a per-ticket-fee event registration platform. See Tito's pricing, features, check-in tools and how it compares to Eventbrite and other alternatives.
Tito is an event registration and ticketing platform built by Team Tito, a small, self-funded, design-led software company based in Dublin, Ireland. The product began as a side project started by developer Paul Campbell in 2012, moving into public beta in April 2013 after its private beta had already processed more than a million US dollars in ticket sales, and has since processed over a billion US dollars in tickets for organizers around the world.
Tito positions itself as a faster, cleaner and more design-focused alternative to larger ticketing platforms like Eventbrite, aimed particularly at tech conferences, meetups and community-run events that want a streamlined checkout experience without heavy branding or clutter from the ticketing provider.
As a bootstrapped, independently owned company, Tito has grown steadily without outside venture funding, building a reputation among conference organizers for reliability, responsive support and a straightforward, transparent pricing model rather than a large feature-bloated platform.
Tito lets organizers build a customizable registration page, sell multiple ticket types with different prices and quantities, set up discount codes and waitlists, and collect custom attendee information through configurable registration questions, all without requiring buyers to create an account.
On event day, Tito provides check-in tools, including a mobile-friendly check-in interface and badge or ticket scanning support, so organizers can manage attendee arrival without a separate check-in product.
The platform includes built-in financial reporting and CSV export, integrates with payment processors Stripe and PayPal to collect payments in 139 currencies, and connects to common marketing and productivity tools so ticket and attendee data can flow into an organizer's existing workflow.
Tito uses a usage-based pricing model rather than a monthly subscription. There is no cost to create an account or run a free event; paid events are charged a 3 percent fee on each ticket sold, reduced to roughly 2.5 percent for qualifying charity, non-profit or community events after application, with no setup fee or charge for using any premium features.
Tito caps its per-ticket platform fee at 25 euros for higher-priced tickets, so events with expensive tickets do not pay an unbounded percentage fee. Ticket buyers' payments are processed through Stripe or PayPal, which charge their own separate transaction fees, for example around 2.9 percent plus 30 cents in the United States, in addition to Tito's platform fee.
Tito is used by event organizers to create registration pages, sell tickets, collect attendee information, manage waitlists and discount codes, and check in attendees on the day of an event.
Tito has no monthly subscription. Free events cost nothing to run, and paid events are charged a 3 percent fee per ticket sold, reduced to roughly 2.5 percent for qualifying non-profit or charity events, with a fee cap of 25 euros per ticket.
Tito began as a side project started by developer Paul Campbell in 2012 and is built by Team Tito, a bootstrapped company based in Dublin, Ireland.
No, Tito has no setup fee, no monthly subscription and no extra charge to use premium features; organizers only pay the per-ticket fee on paid tickets sold.
Tito integrates with Stripe and PayPal to collect payments, supporting 139 currencies, and both processors charge their own separate transaction fees.
Tito focuses on a faster, more design-forward checkout experience aimed largely at tech conferences and community events, while Eventbrite is a larger, more marketing- and discovery-oriented ticketing marketplace.
Yes, qualifying charity, non-profit and community events can apply for a reduced fee of roughly 2.5 percent instead of the standard 3 percent.
Yes, Tito includes mobile-friendly check-in tools with ticket or badge scanning for managing attendee arrival on event day.