Townscript

What Townscript is

Townscript is an event management platform for organizers running in-person, virtual, or hybrid events. Its website brings event pages, registration, ticketing, attendee information, and payments into one workflow. Organizers can build custom registration forms and offer multiple ticket types, with code, group, flat, and access-code discounts. The event management app adds attendee reports and tools for check-in, ticket transfers, cancellations, and refunds.

For sales promoted on another website or blog, organizers can add a ticket widget as an iframe or pop-up; the external site must support iframes. Townscript’s Registration API can transfer attendee data to an organizer’s own server. Townscript says its payment solution meets PCI level 1 security standards and advertises 24/7 customer support for event queries. The service lists conferences, sports and fitness, workshops, college festivals, meetups, entertainment, and trips among the event types it serves. Free events can be managed on a no-setup-cost plan. Paid-ticket fees are 2.99% per ticket purchased, comprising 1.99% plus Rs. 10 in Townscript fees and 1.99% payment gateway fees; attendees pay a 2% platform fee. Paid-event organizers must complete KYC, and payout processing requires venue permissions and event completion proofs as applicable.

Who it suits

Townscript suits organizers who need registration, ticketing, payments, and attendee management for in-person, virtual, or hybrid events. It also fits teams that need custom forms, discount options, or an embedded ticket widget on a site that supports iframes.

Limits

The free plan applies to free events and has no setup cost. Paid tickets incur 2.99% per ticket purchased, attendees pay a 2% platform fee, and paid-event organizers must complete KYC; payout processing requires venue permissions and event completion proofs as applicable.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.townscript.com/.
2. Choose the free plan for free events or set up paid tickets.
3. Create an event and configure its registration forms and ticket types.
4. For an existing website or blog, embed a widget if it supports iframes.
5. Complete KYC for a paid event and provide applicable venue permissions and completion proofs for payout processing.
6. Use the Android or iOS app, or access Townscript on the web.

Verdict

Pick Townscript if you need a broad event workflow, from custom registration and ticket sales to attendee check-in and refunds. It is especially useful when ticket widgets or attendee-data transfers to your own server matter. Organizers should account for paid-ticket fees and KYC and payout requirements.