NightHall vs Tickable

Tickable is the simpler headline: one flat €0.32 per sold ticket with iDEAL and Bancontact included and weekly payouts. NightHall Pay as you go is cheaper from three tickets in one order and more expensive on one- and two-ticket orders, because Stripe charges €0.29 per order. Flat rate wins the year once volume passes about 7,450 tickets.

Identical baskets, one iDEAL order, excluding VAT

NightHall: €0.20 a ticket plus €0.29 an order. Tickable: €0.32 a ticket, payment included. Checked 14 October 2026.

Identical baskets, one iDEAL order, excluding VAT
OrderNightHallTickable
1 ticket€0.49€0.32
2 tickets€0.69€0.64
4 tickets€1.09€1.28

Payouts

Tickable pays out weekly. NightHall never holds sales proceeds: each sale settles on your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank from there.

Refunds and chargebacks

Tickable publishes no refund or chargeback amount on its pricing page. On NightHall a refund reverses the buyer’s own charge. A processed refund keeps the platform fee, because the sale happened. A full event cancellation credits that event’s per-ticket fees against the next invoice.

Features, side by side

Features, side by side
CapabilityNightHallTickable
Online ticket shopIncluded on every planIncluded
Door scanningScanner, gates, guest lists and a printed door list that works offlineScan app included
Discount and access codesIncluded on every planDiscount codes and vouchers included
Presale windows and waitlistIncluded on every planNot published
Audience contacts and campaignsContacts, segments, campaigns and automations on every planNewsletter tooling listed under marketing
Fan club membershipsIncluded on every planNot published
Resale and returnsReturn queue at your own price, refund on the buyer’s own chargeNot published
Money and payoutsEvery sale settles on your own Stripe account, with an accounting exportWeekly payouts from Tickable
API and integrationsAPI writes on Flat rate, imports on every planIntegrations listed
White label and own domainIncluded on Flat rateHouse style included

When to stay with Tickable

Stay when most orders hold one ticket and you want one flat rate with nothing per order beside it. Stay also when weekly payouts already fit your cash flow and you need nothing beyond ticketing.

Switching from Tickable

Export events, ticket types and orders, let the importer read them, rehearse in a rehearsal event, and switch on your renewal date.

Sources

Rival prices checked 14 October 2026.

Questions about Tickable and NightHall

Is Tickable cheaper than NightHall?
On one- and two-ticket iDEAL orders, yes: €0.32 and €0.64 against €0.49 and €0.69. From three tickets in one order NightHall Pay as you go is cheaper, and Flat rate wins the year past about 7,450 tickets.
Does Tickable charge buyers anything extra?
No. Tickable states visitors never pay anything extra on iDEAL or Bancontact. Optional card payments cost you 2.4 percent of the order amount.
What does NightHall do that Tickable does not publish?
Presale windows with a waitlist, fan club memberships, a return queue for handed-back tickets, and audience campaigns on every plan. Measure this list against your actual workflow before deciding.
Can I keep my buyer data if I switch?
Yes. Export your events, ticket types and orders, and the importer reads them into a draft. Nothing goes on sale until you say so.