See what Tixly offers: per-ticket pricing, box office administration, season subscriptions, and marketing/CRM tools built for performing arts venues and…
Category
Scheduling
Pricing
Usage-based: a variable fee per ticket sold, with no upfront cost, no per-user license fees, and no per-venue charges. Per-ticket rates decrease at higher annual ticket volumes and are quoted individually based on volume, venue count, and region; setup, hosting, support, and training are included.
Verified
Not yet
Last updated
August 6, 2026
IntegrationsReportingTemplates
Tixly is an event ticketing software platform built for performing arts venues and cultural institutions, with publicly cited customers concentrated in Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden (De Singel, Odense Teater, Musikhuset Aarhus, Kalmarsalen, and Harpa, among others). The platform combines online ticket sales with a streamlined checkout, box office/administration tools (fast event creation, bulk edits, hall and seat-zone layout design, a best-seat algorithm, ticket-design templates, refund handling, and a full audit trail), and a marketing/CRM module for customer segmentation, automated email/SMS messaging, season and subscription package management, and a 360° customer view. Reporting tools let staff track sales and customer data for decision-making. Rather than fixed subscription tiers, Tixly charges a variable per-ticket fee with no upfront cost, no per-user license fees, and volume-based discounts as annual ticket sales grow; setup, migration, hosting, support, training, and standard integrations are included, with implementation cited by the vendor at roughly 4 to 12 weeks.
Key Features
Box office administration — Fast event creation and duplication, bulk edits across events and ticket types, hall/seating-zone layout design with a best-seat algorithm, and price templates importable from Excel.
Ticket & communication design — Built-in ticket-design editor and branded email/SMS template builder with dynamic fields.
Refunds & audit trail — Bulk and manual refunds with bank-file generation, plus a full audit trail tracking who changed what and when across every event.
Marketing & CRM segmentation — Customer segmentation by purchase value, tags, demographics, and recency, with lists syncing to Mailchimp, Apsis, and Campaign Monitor.
Season & subscription packages — Fixed or flexible season/subscription package management with automated renewals, seat management, and performance swaps.
Analytics & 360° customer view — Aggregates Google Analytics and Facebook tracking data for retargeting, alongside a unified customer profile showing purchase history, subscriptions, and lifetime value.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Per-ticket pricing with no upfront cost, no per-user license fees, and no training fees — costs scale with actual ticket sales rather than a flat subscription
All-in-one platform spanning online sales, box office administration, marketing/CRM, and reporting instead of requiring separate point solutions
Built-in season and subscription package management with automated renewals, seat management, and performance swaps
Native integrations with Mailchimp, Apsis, Campaign Monitor, Google Analytics, and Facebook, plus a general Event API
Vendor-cited implementation timeline of 4 to 12 weeks, faster than the 3-to-12+ month range Tixly attributes to competing systems
Cons
Specific per-ticket fee rates aren't published — organizations must request a personalized quote to see actual costs
Publicly cited case studies concentrate on Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden, so proof of fit for venues outside Northern Europe is limited on the marketing site
No self-serve free trial or sandbox is advertised; evaluating the platform requires booking a demo
Company background details such as founding year, headquarters, and team size aren't published on the marketing site