Event ticketing built for UK organisers
Billetto is a self-service event ticketing platform and marketplace, used by organisers across the UK and thirteen other European markets. Whether you're putting on a club night, a comedy run, a village fete or a full programme across several venues, Billetto handles the selling, the promotion and the door.
Start with one event. Add what you need as you grow.
Getting your first events on sale
On sale the same afternoon you decide
Build the event, set your ticket tiers, publish the page and take your first booking before the day is out. No contracts, no setup fee, no waiting on an account manager. When you do want a hand, there are people on the end of it. Get started with Billetto.

Running a busy calendar
Weekly classes without the weekly admin
A Tuesday yoga class, a monthly quiz, a term of workshops — set the pattern once and Billetto opens each date, releases the tickets and keeps the register for you. The admin stops scaling with the number of dates.
Every event, one set of numbers
Sales, attendees and takings across the whole calendar in a single view. Give the box office, the promoter and the treasurer each the access their job needs, and hand your accountant the figures without digging through one event at a time.

Large-scale and high-demand events

Sell to people who aren't on your mailing list yet
Your own audience only stretches so far. Billetto Advertising puts your events in front of buyers already browsing the marketplace, and organisers using it sell around 21.5% more tickets on average — more than 220,000 events promoted in 2025 alone.
Built for the Friday morning on-sale
When a run sells out in four minutes, the platform is the thing that either holds or doesn't. Billetto is built for that spike — large capacities, tiered releases and queues that keep moving — with support on hand for the events where a wobble would cost you the day.
Ticketing for one-offs, weekly runs and multi-day events

One night, a weekly run, or a whole season
A single gig, a six-week course, a three-day festival — all from the same setup. Ticket tiers, capacity, pricing and release times are set per event, so an Edinburgh run and a one-off charity night don't have to be configured the same way.
Ticketing for every kind of UK event
A club night and a food festival sell nothing alike
One goes in a single release at 9am. The other trickles for six weeks and spikes when the weather turns. Billetto lets you set ticket tiers, release times, pricing and entry per event, so the audience meets a checkout that suits how they actually buy.
No two events run the same way, so the promotion, sales and entry tools bend to the event rather than the other way round.

Event types Billetto covers in the UK
Set a weekly class up once and let Billetto handle every date, booking and register after that.
Box office, promoter and treasurer in one account
One account. The right access for each job.
Whoever puts the posters out can run campaigns and watch what's selling. Whoever keeps the books can track event revenue and reconcile payouts. Whoever builds your website can connect it to Billetto. Whoever's on the door can check tickets and work the guest list. Each team gets its own level of access, so nobody has to share one login.

Start with one event. Scale to a full programme.
Plenty of organisers arrive at Billetto for a single night and stay for a season. Over 100,000 organisers have now sold more than 10 million tickets on the platform, from village hall fundraisers to multi-stage festivals.
Add dates, team members, sales channels and integrations as you need them. Online and on-site sales stay joined up, your attendee data stays in one place, and nobody has to migrate anything to get to the next stage.
The operation gets more ambitious. The ticketing doesn't get more complicated.

Self-service when it's quicker. A person when it isn't.
Most of the time you'd rather just get on with it, and the tools let you.But some questions are faster to solve with someone who does this every day — a pricing structure that won't behave, a door plan for a sold-out night, a refund you'd rather handle properly. Billetto's support team works with organisers daily and answers in plain English.
Larger organisations with more demanding setups get additional support and tailored commercial terms.

Sell at home. Reach audiences abroad.
A UK organiser on Billetto is also listed in thirteen other European markets: Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Portugal and Italy. Run everything from one account, price in pounds, and let buyers abroad pay the way they pay at home.Advance sales online, tickets on the door with Billetto POS, local payment methods, marketing tools and one set of reporting behind all of it.

Ticketing questions from UK organisers
Billetto is one platform with three starting points. Organisers putting on their first few events get self-service ticketing they can set up in an afternoon. Organisers running a full calendar — a venue, a club night series, a season of shows — add team access, recurring events and reporting across everything. Large-scale and high-demand events get infrastructure built for a Friday morning on-sale, plus dedicated support and advertising. You move between these as you grow, on the same account.
No. On Billetto you add capability rather than migrate. Extra events, more people on the team, sales on the door, integrations and more involved workflows are switched on over time, and your ticket buyers, sales history and event data stay in one place throughout.
Club nights and gigs, festivals, comedy and theatre runs, classes and workshops, conferences and business events, sport, food and drink, and attractions and venues. Ticket types, pricing, release times and entry are set per event, so a village hall fundraiser and a 5,000-capacity festival are each set up on their own terms.
Yes. One-off events, weekly and monthly recurring events, and multi-day programmes such as a festival weekend or an Edinburgh run are all handled from the same setup. A recurring event is built once, and Billetto then generates the dates, ticket releases and attendee lists for every occurrence.
Yes. Billetto POS handles sales on the door, and it runs on the same system that sold the advance tickets, so capacity, the guest list and scanning all stay in step. Walk-ups and pre-sales show up in one set of numbers rather than two.
Yes. Whoever runs your marketing, whoever keeps the books, whoever builds your website and whoever is on the door can each have their own access, at the level they need. Nobody has to share one login.
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