Tito

Name: Tito
Author: Tito

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What Tito is

Tito is an event management and ticketing platform for organisers and attendees, with registration for free and paid events. Its dashboard brings together team, reporting and ticket management tools. Organisers can connect their own Stripe or PayPal account so ticket funds go directly through that payment gateway. Registration can include custom attendee questions, and organisers can view or download responses. Ticket options include secret and donation tickets, discount codes and waiting lists.

Tito provides session registration and a check-in tool for web, iOS and Android. Its mobile apps support attendee search and QR ticket scanning. For integrations, organisers can use an embeddable JavaScript widget, webhooks and a read/write REST Admin API; webhooks can connect to services such as Zapier. Tito offers a free plan for free events, with no Tito fee. For paid tickets, its listed fee is 3% per ticket sold, capped at €25 per ticket; payment gateway fees are separate. Eligible charity, community and non-profit organisations may apply for a 2.5% rate. The maker is based in Dublin, Ireland.

Who it suits

Tito suits organisers who need to manage registrations, ticket options, attendee information and check-in for free or paid events. Its customer base ranges from community groups to technology companies and festivals.

What it does well

Handles registration for free and paid events.
Offers custom attendee questions and downloadable responses.
Supports ticket QR scanning in mobile check-in apps.
Connects through a widget, webhooks and REST Admin API.
Free events have no Tito fee.

What to know first

Payment gateway fees are separate from Tito's paid-ticket fee.
In-app Messages are for transactional attendee emails, not email marketing.
The charity, community and non-profit rate requires an application.

Limits

Free events have no Tito fee. Paid tickets carry a 3% fee per ticket sold, capped at €25 per ticket, and payment gateway fees are separate; eligible organisations can apply for a 2.5% rate.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free events	Free · No Tito fee on free events	Free
Standard paid events	€25 maximum Tito fee per ticket	On request
Standard paid events	€25 maximum Tito fee per ticket	On request
Charity, community & non-profit events	Reduced fee for eligible organizations	On request
Charity, community & non-profit events	Reduced fee for eligible organizations	On request
Tito paid tickets	3% per ticket sold; per-ticket Tito fee capped at €25 · Payment gateway fees are separate · charity, community & non-profit events can apply for 2.5% · free events are free	Free
Charity, community & non-profit	2.5% per ticket · Must apply · for organisations with no commercial affiliation	Free

As ti.to lists them, read 12 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit https://ti.to/.
Use Tito's web platform or its iOS or Android apps.
Choose free events or a paid-ticket option.
Connect your own Stripe or PayPal account to receive ticket funds through the gateway.
Set up registration questions and ticket options in the dashboard.

Verdict

Choose Tito if you want event registration, ticket management and attendee check-in tools, including mobile QR scanning. Its free-event option has no Tito fee, while paid ticket sales carry a per-ticket fee and separate gateway charges. Organisers seeking email marketing campaigns should look elsewhere for that function.

Questions

Is Tito free?

Free events are listed as free, with no Tito fee. Paid ticket sales are billed at 3% per ticket sold, capped at €25 per ticket.

Are payment processing fees included?

No. Payment gateway fees are separate from Tito's fee.

Which platforms does Tito support?

Tito is available on web, iOS and Android, and offers an API.

Can organisers collect attendee information?

Yes. Organisers can add custom attendee questions and view or download the answers.

Can Tito be used for email marketing?

Its in-app Messages feature is intended for transactional attendee emails and is not suited to email marketing campaigns.

Where is Tito based?

Tito is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

Facts from Tito's own pages

Attendee data: Organisers can add custom attendee questions and view or download the answers. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Check-in: The check-in tool is available in web, iOS and Android versions and supports attendee search and ticket QR scanning in the mobile apps. · help.tito.io, 12 Oct 2026
Event management: The dashboard provides team, reporting and ticket management tools. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Events: Tito supports registration for free and paid events. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Free plan: Yes · ti.to, 20 Sept 2026
Headquarters: Dublin, Ireland · ti.to, 28 Sept 2026
Integrations: Tito offers an embeddable JavaScript widget, webhooks and a read/write REST Admin API; webhooks can connect to services such as Zapier. · help.tito.io, 12 Oct 2026
Purpose: Tito is an event management and ticketing platform for organisers and attendees. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Security: Tito says its data-storing services are hosted on AWS in Ireland, applications use SSL, and passwords are stored using bcrypt hashes. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Security audits: Tito says it commissions a detailed penetration test every two years and an interim test every six months. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Support: Organisers can contact support in-app, and Tito says replies usually come the same day. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Support limit: Tito says its in-app Messages feature is for transactional attendee emails and is not suited to email marketing campaigns. · help.tito.io, 12 Oct 2026
Ticketing: Yes · ti.to, 20 Sept 2026
Ticket options: Organisers can create secret tickets, donation tickets, discount codes and ticket waiting lists. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Ticket sales: Organisers can connect their own Stripe or PayPal account and receive ticket funds directly through the payment gateway. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026
Who it serves: Tito says its customers range from community groups to technology companies and festivals. · ti.to, 12 Oct 2026