A great low-cost checkout - plus the event app it does not have.
Ticket Tailor is a genuinely cheap, clean ticketer. Let's be straight: on raw fee it can cost less than Presso's 1%. Presso's difference is what comes with the ticket - a no-download attendee app, networking and AI-native setup, on a flat 1%.
Presso vs Ticket Tailor, honestly.
The short answer: Ticket Tailor can be cheaper on the raw ticketing fee; Presso adds a no-download event app, networking and AI setup on a flat 1%. Presso is a UK event platform that charges a flat 1% ticketing fee and includes a no-download browser event app.
| Ticket Tailor | Presso | |
|---|---|---|
| Ticketing fee | Flat ~£0.26-£0.60 per ticket (pre-paid credits to pay-as-you-go) | Flat 1% of ticket sales, no minimum |
| Fee on a £15,000 event | About £78-£180 (300 tickets) - can be cheaper than Presso | £150 |
| Attendee app | None - tickets only | Included - browser-based, no download |
| Networking + agenda | Not offered | Included with Presso Events |
| Own Stripe + own data | Yes | Yes |
| Setup | Self-serve | AI-native - describe your event in one message |
Ticket Tailor figures from Ticket Tailor's pricing, seen 17/07/2026. Ticket Tailor's per-ticket fee is flat, so it can be cheaper than a percentage on higher-priced tickets - we would rather you knew that.
We will not pretend we are always cheaper.
On 300 tickets at £50, Ticket Tailor is roughly £78-£180 depending on whether you buy credits, versus £150 for Presso's flat 1%. At higher ticket prices Ticket Tailor's flat per-ticket fee wins on cost outright. If price per ticket is the only thing that matters, that is worth knowing.
~£78-£180
Flat ~£0.26-£0.60 per ticket on 300 tickets, depending on credits. No app. Seen 17/07/2026.
£150 + the app
A flat 1% of £15,000 - and a no-download attendee app, networking and AI setup are included.
The app, the agenda, the networking.
Ticket Tailor stops at the checkout. Presso keeps going: a browser-based attendee app with an agenda, live updates and networking - no app-store download - plus AI-native setup where you describe your event in one message. That is the trade you are weighing, not a fee war.
When Ticket Tailor is the better choice.
If you only need a low-cost, no-nonsense checkout - especially for higher-priced tickets where a flat per-ticket fee beats a percentage - and you do not need an attendee app or networking, Ticket Tailor is a great choice, and it pays to your own Stripe just like Presso does. Presso is the better pick when you want the ticket and the event app together, on one flat fee, set up in a sentence.
Ticket Tailor vs Presso, answered.
Is Ticket Tailor cheaper than Presso?
On raw ticketing fee, it can be. Ticket Tailor charges a flat ~£0.26-£0.60 per ticket, so on 300 tickets that is roughly £78-£180 depending on credits, versus £150 for Presso's 1% (both seen 17/07/2026). At higher ticket prices Ticket Tailor's flat per-ticket fee is clearly cheaper. Presso's difference is the bundle: an attendee app, networking and AI-native setup on the flat 1%.
Does Ticket Tailor have an event app?
No. Ticket Tailor sells tickets - there is no attendee experience app, agenda or networking. Presso includes a browser-based attendee app with no app-store download.
Does Ticket Tailor pay out to my own Stripe?
Yes - Ticket Tailor connects your own Stripe (or PayPal/Square) with near-instant access to funds, and your attendee data stays with you. Presso works the same way on Stripe Connect. Neither holds your money, so payouts are not the difference between them.
When should I choose Presso over Ticket Tailor?
Choose Presso when you want the ticket and the event app together: a no-download attendee experience, agenda and networking, set up in one message, on a flat 1%. If all you need is a low-cost checkout with no app, Ticket Tailor is an excellent option.
Sell the ticket and run the event in one place.
A flat 1%, a no-download attendee app, and setup in a sentence. Free until your first paid ticket sells.