TicketSpice

What TicketSpice is

TicketSpice is ticketing software for events and attractions, covering online sales and on-site box office operations. Organizers can build ticketing pages with a drag-and-drop editor and customize them with branding, seating, timed entry, and attendee access controls. Those pages can offer tickets alongside merchandise, other products, donations, and additional upsells. For venue operations, a box office app handles on-site sales, while a scanning app checks in attendees using iPhone, iPad, or Android devices. The scanner supports iOS 13 or later and Android 8 or later, with up to five app keys stored on one device.

TicketSpice includes real-time analytics, reports, and event-data exports. Zapier connects its data with tools such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, QuickBooks, Google Sheets, and Airtable. Customers can also access a private REST-pattern API, with documentation available by request. TicketSpice states that its pages use 128-bit encryption on a PCI-compliant network, payment processing uses PCI-certified vendors, and the service complies with GDPR and CCPA. Organizers can export their data and request account closure. The company was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Sacramento, California. Pricing varies by ticket type, with separate charges for optional services.

Who it suits

TicketSpice suits event and attraction organizers who need to sell tickets online and at a box office, configure entry and seating, and manage attendee check-in. It can also suit teams that want event reports, data exports, and connections to other tools through Zapier or an API.

Limits

Online tickets over $5 are listed at $0.99 per ticket, online tickets at $5 or under at $0.49 per ticket, and paid box office tickets at $0.49 per ticket. Credit card processing adds 2.9% + 30¢ for online tickets over $5. Optional services can add per-email, per-text, per-recipient, or per-record charges, and a custom domain costs $150 a year.

Getting started

1. Visit the TicketSpice website.
2. Use the on-demand demo, or request a custom VIP demo for a larger event or attraction.
3. Choose the relevant ticketing option for online sales, box office sales, or free event tickets.
4. Build a ticketing page with the required branding, seating, timed entry, and access controls.
5. Use the box office app for on-site sales and the scanning app for attendee check-in.
6. Connect other tools through Zapier, or request access to API documentation.

Verdict

Choose TicketSpice if you need ticket sales for online and on-site events, with customizable pages and attendee check-in. Its reporting and integration options can support connected event operations. Look elsewhere if your scanner devices cannot meet the stated operating-system requirements or if the listed ticket and add-on charges do not suit your event.