Tito sells tickets and handles registration for events, with event pages, a checkout widget for your own website and on-the-day check-in. It's for organisers of conferences, meetups and workshops who want a clean, no-frills checkout. There's no monthly fee: free events are free, paid tickets cost 3% each, and charity, community and non-profit events can apply for 2.5%.
What it can do for you
Set up ticket types, discounts and waitlists, embed checkout on your own site so buyers never leave it, message attendees, and check them in on the day. Reporting shows sales as they come in. For a small conference or paid workshop, it's everything you need without a contract.
What people like
Organisers on review sites praise the simple checkout, the flexibility to customise, responsive support and good value, especially for conferences and workshops.
The honest downsides
- You need a payment gateway. Paid tickets go through your own gateway, whose fees apply on top of Tito's 3%.
- No audience built in. There's no marketplace or attendee accounts, so you bring all the buyers.
- Advanced setup can confuse. Some reviewers found features hard to understand at first.
- Limited for big events. Reviewers say it's less suited to exhibitor-heavy events, badge printing or complex onsite workflows, and customer-facing pages have limited language options.
Skip it if
- you need a marketplace to find attendees for you
- you run large expos with exhibitors and badges
Alternatives
There's nothing we list that's clearly better for paid conference tickets.
- Luma for free community events with nicer pages and reminders, though paid tickets cost 5%.
- Eventbrite if marketplace discovery matters more than fees.
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