$1 + 2%
Per-ticket fees
published, no contracts
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Should I Use TicketLeap?
Event ticketing software with unlimited ticketing starting at $1 + 2% per ticket.
Depends
DependsBuy if you run small community events or free events and want simple, cheap ticketing with fees passed to buyers.
Easy $1 + 2% ticketing for small events, but thin reviews, held payouts, and no security page give bigger buyers pause.
Confidence: Medium
Yes
Free tier
$0 to organizer when buyers pay fees
16
G2 reviews
only 4 on Trustpilot
2017
Acquired
part of Leap Event Technology
Value for money
4
Low fees; flat $1 hurts cheap tickets
Ease of use
4
Reviewers repeatedly call it very easy
Feature depth
3
Competitors build marketing around its gaps
Support quality
2
Sparse reviews; BBB complaints exist
Security posture
3
2FA and disclosure program; security page empty
Pros
Cons
Gotchas
- highOrganizer payouts are held by default; confirm payout timing before relying on the cash flow10
- mediumThe flat $1 fee is a large percentage cut on cheap tickets⁸
- mediumTicketLeap's own /security page returned no content; request security docs before procurement
- mediumTicket buyers have misread TicketLeap event pages as scams on Reddit⁷
Best for
- Small community events
- Free events
- Community theatres and comedy nights
- Campus events
Not for
- Organizers who need fast, reliable payouts
- High-volume events chasing the absolute lowest fees
- Enterprises that require vendor security documentation
- Large festivals needing deep customization
Companies that use it
- TCS Toronto Waterfront (event)⁷
Companies that could
- Laugh Out Lounge16Uses Eventbrite instead
Pricing
Pay-as-you-go
$1 + 2% per ticket
- Unlimited ticketing, online or onsite
- Pass fees to buyers to pay $0 yourself
- Fees waived on free events
Security
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
What users say
Users find it easy for small events, but review volume is thin and competitors plus BBB complaints point to payout and support frustrations.
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Alternatives
Compare TicketLeap with each alternative.
Eventbrite
Bigger marketplace with discovery; organizers have switched to it.
TicketLeap vs EventbriteTicketSpice
Competes directly on fees and payout speed.
TicketLeap vs TicketSpiceTicketsauce
Positions itself around TicketLeap's most common pain points.
TicketLeap vs TicketsauceEventBookings
Advertises lower fees: 1% + 30 cents on US cards.
TicketLeap vs EventBookingsFull analysis
Based on ~25 public sources. Review volume is low (16 on G2, 4 on Trustpilot); most comparison pages come from competitors, and several source snippets were truncated.
Sources
- TicketLeap Pricing | Free for Event Organizersticketleap.comofficial
review
- TicketLeap Reviews 2026 — Capterracapterra.comreview
review
- TicketLeap Reviews, Cost & Features — GetAppgetapp.com.aureview
review
- Ticketleap Pricing vs TicketSpiceticketspice.comnews
- Ticketsauce vs Ticketleapticketsauce.comnews
- TicketLeap Review 2026: Payout Timing — Promotixblog.promotix.comnews
- EventBookings vs Ticketleapeventbookings.comnews
review
- Two-Factor Authentication — TicketLeap Supportsupport.ticketleap.comsecurity
- Responsible Disclosure Program — Leap Event Techleapevent.techsecurity
- Where is TicketLeap Located? (2017 acquisition)highperformr.ainews
- Laugh Out Lounge case study — Eventbriteeventbrite.comnews
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