tickera.com

What It Is

Tickera is a WordPress event ticketing system designed to let organizers sell event tickets directly on their own WordPress sites and deliver them digitally to buyers. It is not a third-party ticket marketplace; it is closer to self-hosted ticketing infrastructure. Sellers keep their profits, and the platform clearly emphasizes a 0% Service Fee, meaning it does not take a cut of ticket sales.

Core Features

On the ecommerce side, Tickera supports shopping carts, multi-event management, unlimited ticket types, discount codes, tax management, ticketing fees, custom forms, and ticket templates. For on-site fulfillment, it offers Checkinera, which allows ticket check-in via Android, iOS, or a Web App, and supports mobile phones, browsers, barcode scanners, and offline check-in. If sellers already use WooCommerce, they can also use Bridge for WooCommerce to sell tickets as WooCommerce products and take advantage of the broader WooCommerce ecommerce ecosystem.

Pricing and Fees

Its biggest selling point is that it charges no commission on ticket sales. The Standard plan costs $99/year plus a one-time $50 fee, supports unlimited sites, and includes 1 year of updates and support, but Add-ons must be purchased separately. The Bundle plan costs $149/year plus a one-time $50 fee and includes 24+ professional plugins. The Lifetime plan is a one-time $399 payment and includes unlimited support and updates, 25+ plugins, and the source code for the check-in App. The page also promises a 7-day no-questions-asked refund.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that Tickera is well suited to long-term ticket selling scenarios, helping organizers avoid per-order commissions charged by platforms like Eventbrite. On the payment side, it supports 20+ built-in gateways as well as all WooCommerce gateways; the page mentions PayPal, 2Checkout, Mollie, Stripe Connect, and others. Its feature coverage includes assigned seating, CSV export, event calendars, multisite, white labeling, and developer APIs, giving it strong extensibility. The downside is that it depends heavily on WordPress, so sellers must handle hosting, security, performance, payment compliance, and site maintenance themselves. Many advanced features also rely on plugin bundles, making the Standard plan relatively limited in practice.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Tickera is suitable for event organizers, venues, conference organizers, training providers, and developers who already run WordPress/WooCommerce sites, especially those looking to build a multisite ticketing platform or deliver a white-label solution. Access from mainland China, Chinese-language support, and local payment options are not specified in the text, so china_access can only be considered unknown. If targeting buyers in China, you should additionally verify website accessibility, the availability of PayPal/Stripe/Mollie, or consider local event registration tools and WeChat/Alipay-based ecosystems as alternatives.