yapsody Review, Pricing & Features

Yapsody is an online event ticketing platform with reserved seating, 15+ payment gateways, white-label branding, and a mobile box office app. See pricing,…

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Scheduling
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Usage-based (per-ticket fee, no flat subscription)
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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Yapsody is an online event ticketing and box office platform used by presenters to set up events, sell general-admission or reserved-seat tickets, and manage payments end to end. Organizers can build a customizable ticket store with interactive seat mapping, sell add-ons like merchandise, parking, and VIP packages, and collect payments through 15+ gateways including Stripe, PayPal, and Square. The platform includes a mobile Box Office app and dedicated scanning tools (YapScan, QuickScan) for on-site check-in, an advanced reporting suite covering sales, cash flow, tax reconciliation, and inventory, and fraud-prevention features such as an attendee blocklist to curb ticket scalping. A white-label tier lets organizers run the entire ticketing experience — store domain, e-tickets, receipts, and confirmation emails — under their own brand instead of Yapsody's. Yapsody reports over 100 million tickets sold, 40 million transactions processed, and 133,000+ events published across 50,000+ presenters, spanning casinos and resorts, concert venues, theaters, museums, festivals, and nonprofits, with support for 15 languages and 24/7 live human support.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • No setup costs — pay-per-ticket pricing with no monthly minimum
  • White-label option for fully branded ticket stores, e-tickets, and emails
  • Broad payment gateway support (15+ options including Stripe, PayPal, and Square)
  • Deep reporting suite covering sales, cash flow, tax reconciliation, and inventory
  • Mobile Box Office app plus dedicated scanning tools for on-site check-in
  • Free for free events, with a 50% nonprofit invoice rebate

Cons

  • Reserved-seating events carry a higher per-ticket fee (98¢ + 2.49%) than general admission (59¢ + 1.75%)
  • White-label and enterprise pricing isn't publicly listed and requires a sales demo
  • Feature depth per plan tier is not fully transparent without contacting the vendor

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