Ticketing for Irish venues, attractions and festivals that run all year
From heritage sites in Kilkenny to music venues in Dublin and festival grounds outside Galway, Billetto gives Irish operators one place to sell, scan and grow. Online bookings and walk-ins draw from a single pool of tickets, every entrance checks people in, and regular visitors become members.
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Shaped around the way Irish operators open up
Morning school tours, Saturday-night gigs or a three-day festival in a field: Billetto copes with the timetable, the numbers and the queue at the gate.
Day passes, family tickets, group rates and season passes for open farms, zoos, adventure centres and outdoor attractions.
See experiences Museums, castles and heritage sitesAdmission, guided tours and members-only tickets unlocked by code, available online and at your ticket desk.
See memberships Music venues and arts centresGigs, theatre and talks across a busy programme, with seat maps for your auditorium and repeat dates created in a single step.
See concerts Classes and workshopsCookery classes, tastings and hands-on courses for small numbers, with your own booking questions and reminders sent for you.
See workshops Tours and day tripsScheduled departures that each keep their own capacity, codes for hotels and tour agents, and live sales for each date.
See experiences Festivals and seasonal eventsChristmas markets, summer festivals and multi-day events, paid out after each event with a clear receipt of revenue and fees.
See festivalsOne allocation behind every sale
Whether a ticket is bought online, over your counter or through a partner, it comes out of the same pool, so you never double-sell the last spot on a tour.
Sell through your Billetto event pages or drop a booking widget into your own site, styled to match your brand. Customers pay with Visa, Mastercard or PayPal.
Find out moreBilletto POS turns a phone, tablet or PC you already have into a till, paired with an Adyen card reader. In-person and web sales come out of one capacity and show up in a single report.
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Hand out unique codes and links to hotels, tourist offices and agents, and watch live which partner brought in each booking.
Find out moreON THE DAY
Your whole day on one screen
As tickets sell and get scanned, sessions, channels and arrivals refresh in real time, so the ticket desk, the gates and the back office are all looking at the same figures.
- Real-time sales by date and ticket type, from the web and the counter
- Arrival tracking at each entrance, split by ticket type
- An automatic daily sales email to whoever needs it
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From first booking to last guest through the gate
Here’s what a normal day looks like when your sales, entrances and reporting all live in one place.
01 · Before you open
Your repeat sessions are already on sale, each with its own price, capacity and booking window. Today’s visitors have had a reminder by email or text.
02 · Gates open
Staff check tickets on any phone at several entrances together. Volunteers scan with event keys, so no one needs to hand over a password.
03 · Through the day
Walk-ins pay over the counter on Billetto POS, out of the same capacity as online bookings. Live arrival tracking shows who’s in and who hasn’t turned up yet.
04 · After close
The daily sales report reaches the people you picked, and a follow-up email gives today’s visitors a reason to come back.
Clear payouts after every event
Know when your money lands and exactly what makes it up. Ticket revenue is paid out after each event, with a receipt that splits out sales and fees, so you always know where the season stands.
- Timing: payouts 3–5 working days after the event
- Receipt: every payout itemises revenue and fees
- Memberships: paid out monthly, kept apart from ticket income
Ready for the bank holiday rush
Repeat sessions
Group rates
Pro scanning hardware
Zones and access rules
Life before and after one joined-up system
Juggling separate tools
- The web shop, the till and the door list each keep their own count
- Everyone shares a single password, or waits for whoever has it
- Someone counts heads by hand at closing time
- Sales numbers come as spreadsheets from several systems
- Visitors head home and never hear from you again
Running on Billetto
- Web, counter and partner bookings come from a single pool
- Every person gets their own access, or just an event key
- Arrivals are counted live at each gate
- A single daily report covers online and in-person sales
- Follow-up emails and memberships keep people coming back
Make one-off visitors regulars
Sell monthly, yearly or one-off memberships that renew automatically. Each member gets a QR membership card plus codes for members-only tickets, and you can see all active members on a single dashboard.
Membership income is paid out monthly, apart from ticket sales, so keeping an eye on recurring revenue is simple.
The right access for every person on site
Summer staff and volunteers change from week to week. Billetto gives everyone just the access their role calls for.
- Gate crew and volunteers scan or sell using an event key with no login, and you choose if they can see sales numbers
- Partners watch bookings come in live, with no access to sensitive data
- Your finance team sees payouts, reports and tax details without borrowing the owner’s password
- Developers hook up your CRM or member database through the open API and webhooks
Relied on by organisers all over Europe
Organisers in 14 countries, Ireland among them, sell through Billetto, from small activity businesses to major visitor attractions.
- Ticket desk
- Gate crew
- Marketing
- Managers
Quick sales for walk-in visitors
Sell admission, extras and memberships in person, out of the same capacity as your website.
- Billetto POS on a phone, tablet or PC you already own
- Cards, contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay via the Adyen reader
- Print tickets on the spot with a compatible printer
- Collect customer emails at the point of sale
A packed bank holiday Monday
People who booked online go straight to the gate. Walk-ins pay at the counter, and each sale updates the availability on your website, so the final tickets never get sold twice.
Smooth entry at every gate
Check tickets with any phone, or use handheld scanners where queues build up.
- Multiple gates scanning together
- Look guests up by name if they’ve lost their ticket
- A running count of who’s in and who’s still to arrive
- Event keys for volunteers, no login required
The first hour after opening
Every entrance scans on its own device, and arrival tracking shows each gate’s numbers, so you can send staff wherever the line is growing.
Busier quiet days, more repeat visits
Stay in touch with people before, during and after their day out.
- Pre-visit reminders and post-visit follow-ups
- Discount codes, group deals and hidden tickets for members
- Billetto Advertising on Google, Meta and Billetto, paid for only out of tickets sold
- Partner codes showing which hotel or agent made each sale
Livening up a slow Tuesday
Email or text an offer to previous visitors, attach a discount code and see in real time which dates start to fill.
The whole operation in one place
Keep track of sales, arrivals and payouts across all dates and channels.
- Real-time sales by date, ticket type and channel
- A daily report covering online and counter orders
- Payout receipts that itemise revenue and fees
- Access for your finance team without sharing passwords
Wrapping up the week
Daily reports show which days and ticket types did best. Your finance team ties each payout to its receipt, and you set next week’s capacity based on actual figures.
Simple fees that grow with you
What you pay
- Booking fee: 3.99% + €0.90 per ticket, plus VAT
- Who covers it: added on top for the buyer, or built into an all-inclusive ticket price
- Nothing fixed: no setup fee, no monthly charge, no subscription
Growth plan
- Best for: operators selling over 1,000 tickets a year
- Tailored pricing to match your volumes
- Your own Customer Success Manager
- Payouts: 3–5 working days after each event, with an itemised receipt; membership income paid monthly
From a first chat to your first visitor
We’ll help you get set up, so your staff are ready well before opening day.
Tell us about your venue, your season and how you sell today, and we’ll work out your Billetto setup together.
Add dates, sessions, ticket types and capacities, then put the booking widget on your website.
Order your Adyen terminal and printer through Billetto (they arrive in 6–8 working days) and set up staff roles or event keys.
Sell, scan and watch each day unfold live, then use the reports to plan next season.
The standard fee is 3.99% + €0.90 per ticket, plus VAT. Buyers pay it on top of the ticket price, or you can roll it into an all-inclusive price. There’s no setup fee or monthly charge, and if you sell more than 1,000 tickets a year you can get tailored pricing on the Growth plan.
Yes. Billetto POS links your own phone, tablet or PC to an Adyen card terminal that accepts cards, contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Counter and online sales come out of one capacity. You order the terminal and printer through Billetto, and they arrive in 6–8 working days.
Yes. You create repeat dates in one step, and every ticket type gets its own price, capacity and booking window, so morning, afternoon and evening slots sell separately.
Staff scan QR tickets with the Scanner app on any Android phone, or use handheld scanners at busy gates. Several entrances can scan together, you can look guests up by name, and arrival tracking shows live numbers by ticket type or gate.
No. With event keys, staff and volunteers can scan or sell without logging in, and you decide whether they see sales figures.
Yes. Offer monthly, yearly or one-off memberships with automatic renewals and a QR membership card. Member codes unlock members-only tickets, and membership income is paid out monthly, separate from ticket sales.
Yes. Give every partner a unique code or link so you can see which bookings they bring in, and let them watch live sales from their own view without access to sensitive data.
Ticket revenue is paid out after each event, usually 3–5 working days later, along with a receipt that itemises revenue and fees. Membership payments are paid out monthly, separately from ticket income.
Visitors in Ireland can pay online with Visa, Mastercard or PayPal. At your counter, the Adyen terminal also accepts contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Yes. Add the booking widget to your website in your brand colours, and link up your CRM, membership system or website through the open Billetto API and webhooks.
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