Event ticketing built for Irish organisers
Billetto is a self-service event ticketing platform and marketplace, used by organisers across Ireland and thirteen other European markets. Whether you're putting on a gig, a comedy night, a festival weekend 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
From idea to on sale in one sitting
Create the event, set your ticket types, publish the page and start taking bookings the same day. Billetto keeps the setup plain, with heavier tools waiting for when you need them and a real person to ask when you'd rather not work it out yourself. Get started with Billetto.

Running events week in, week out
Set the series up once, not every week
A weekly class, a monthly session or a Sunday market gets built once. Billetto then generates the dates, opens each ticket release and keeps the attendee list for every occurrence after it. Less admin per event, more time on the programme.
The whole calendar on one screen
Sales, attendees and revenue for every event in one place. Give each person on the team the access their job needs, and pull the figures your accountant asks for without going event by event.

Big capacities and high-demand on-sales

Reach ticket buyers who've never heard of you
Billetto Advertising puts your event in front of people already browsing the marketplace for something to go to. Organisers who use it sell roughly 21.5% more tickets on average. Over 9,000 organisers used it in 2025 to promote more than 220,000 events.
Built for the minute tickets go live
High-demand on-sales, big capacities and busy gates run on a platform built for peak traffic. When thousands of people land on the same page in the same minute, the queue moves and the tickets sell.
Ticketing for one-offs, weekly runs and festival weekends

A single night, a residency, or a full season
Sell a one-off gig, a weekly session or a multi-day programme from the same setup. Ticket types, capacity, pricing and release times bend to the shape of the event rather than the other way round.
Ticketing for every kind of Irish event
A trad session and a food festival sell nothing alike
Billetto sets ticket types, release times, pricing and entry to the way your audience actually books, so the setup fits the event instead of fighting it.
No two events run the same way. You get ticketing, promotion, sales and entry tools that adapt to whatever you're putting on.

Event types Billetto covers in Ireland
Build the weekly class once. Billetto opens each date, takes the bookings and keeps the list.
Promoter, box office and bookkeeper on one account
One login each, not one login shared
Whoever runs the marketing can run campaigns and watch what's shifting. Whoever does the books can track event revenue and reconcile payouts. Whoever looks after the website can connect it to Billetto. Whoever's on the door can scan tickets and work the list. Each team gets the access its job needs.

One gig today. A full programme next year.
Run one event now and build a whole programme later without rebuilding your ticketing. Over 100,000 organisers have sold more than 10 million tickets on Billetto, from single nights to full seasons.
Add events, people, sales channels, integrations and more involved workflows as you grow. Online and door sales stay connected, your customer and event data stays together, and the team keeps working in the same place.
The operation gets more sophisticated without the ticketing getting more complicated.

Quick tools, and someone to ask when they're not enough.
Some questions are quicker to settle with another person.Billetto pairs self-service tools with support from people who work with event organisers every day. Whether it's your first event or a bigger setup you're planning, there's someone to ask.
Growing organisations with more demanding requirements get additional support and tailored commercial terms.

Sell in Ireland. Reach audiences across Europe.
An organiser on Billetto in Ireland is also listed in thirteen other European markets: the United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Portugal and Italy. Visitors can buy before they travel, using the payment method they already use at home.Run all of it from one account: online sales, tickets on the door with Billetto POS, local payment methods, marketing tools and one set of reporting.

Ticketing questions from organisers in Ireland
Billetto is one platform with three starting points. Organisers running their first few events get self-service ticketing they can set up in an afternoon. Organisers with a full calendar — a venue, a club, a season of shows — add team access, recurring events and reporting across everything. Large-scale and high-demand events get infrastructure built for a busy on-sale, with dedicated support and advertising. You move between them as you grow, on the same account.
No. You add capability rather than migrate. More 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.
Gigs and club nights, festivals, comedy and theatre, 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 fundraiser in a parish hall 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 a Fringe run are 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 runs on the same system that sold the advance tickets, so capacity, the guest list and scanning stay in step. Walk-ups and pre-sales land in one set of numbers rather than two.
Yes. Whoever runs the marketing, whoever does the books, whoever looks after the website and whoever is on the door can each have their own access, at the level they need. Nobody has to share a login.
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