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Should I Use TicketSpice?

ticketspice.com·Analyzed 1 day ago··Based on 12 sources

Sell tickets online for events & attractions. Recurring event or multi-day event with TicketSpice ticketing system. Mobile Ticketing and E Ticketing made easy.

Worth it

Worth it

Buy if you run recurring, multi-day, or high-volume ticket sales — flat $0.99/ticket is cheap at scale and the platform is feature-packed.

Solid $0.99/ticket platform for recurring and multi-day events; overkill for one-offs. Check the annual cost.

Confidence: Medium

4.9/5

Site rating

500+ reviews, self-reported

421

G2 review count

Reviews filtered by company size and role

$0.99/ticket

Starting price

Plus a cited yearly cost

Bootstrapped

Funding

Per GetLatka; built by Webconnex

Value for money4

Flat $0.99/ticket undercuts percentage-fee rivals

Ease of use4

Drag-and-drop builder; users cite easy navigation

Feature depth4

Workflows, recurring, timed-entry, private events

Security posture4

Publishes PCI docs; no public CVEs found

Pros

  • Rated 4.9/5 from 500+ reviews (self-reported)¹
  • Flat $0.99 per ticket beats percentage-fee rivals¹
  • Handles recurring, multi-day, and timed-entry events¹
  • Drag-and-drop page builder; private gated events supported¹
  • Third-party reviewers call it feature-packed with reasonable prices⁷

Cons

  • 2.1/5 on PissedConsumer (5 reviews), mostly dissatisfied customers⁵
  • Some Facebook ticket buyers question whether TicketSpice checkouts are legitimate⁸
  • Headline 4.9/5 rating is self-reported; independent score samples are small¹

Gotchas

  • mediumHomepage cites a yearly cost on top of $0.99/ticket — model your volume's total before committing¹
  • lowSelf-reported 4.9/5 rating coexists with a 2.1/5 PissedConsumer sample⁵
  • lowFacebook buyers openly ask if TicketSpice checkouts are legit — brief your attendees⁸

Best for

  • Recurring and timed-entry attractions
  • Multi-day festivals
  • Nonprofits and fundraisers
  • Self-serve organizers needing transfers and door sales

Not for

  • Once-a-year small events — annual cost may dwarf usage
  • Ticket buyers seeking a marketplace — it's an organizer tool
  • Guess: reserved-seat venues needing seat maps

Companies that use it

  • Book Harvest10
  • Le Creuset11

Pricing

Pay per ticket

$0.99/ticket

  • Flat fee per ticket sold
  • A yearly cost is also cited (exact amount truncated in sources)

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

Review volume is high and skews positive on vendor and third-party platforms, but the small PissedConsumer sample is mostly dissatisfied.

“Question to everyone has anyone been successful with ticketspice on getting tickets and have you ever been”
— Facebook, OVW Fan Zone group

Alternatives

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Full analysis

Based on 40+ public sources; vendor's yearly pricing figure was truncated on the page, so total-cost math is unverified.

Sources

  1. TicketSpice homepageticketspice.com
    official
  2. TicketSpice Securityticketspice.com
    security
  3. TicketSpice Reviews - G2g2.com
    review
  4. TicketSpice Reviews - Capterracapterra.com
    review
  5. TicketSpice Reviews - PissedConsumerpissedconsumer.com
    review
  6. Ticketspice Reviews - Trustpilottrustpilot.com
    review
  7. Ticketspice Reviews Summary - Ticket Tailortickettailor.com
    review
  8. Is TicketSpice legit? - Facebookfacebook.com
    review
  9. TicketSpice Revenue & Funding - GetLatkagetlatka.com
    news
  10. Book Harvest tickets on TicketSpice - Threadsthreads.com
    news
  11. Le Creuset Factory to Table Event - Pinterestpinterest.com
    news
  12. Best Online Ticket Software 2026 - WorldMetricsworldmetrics.org
    news

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