Ticket Generator: White label ticketing platform that every agency trusts

One Ticket Generator account supports unlimited events across unlimited clients. Each event has its own coordinator access, guest data, and analytics. You can even copy a previous client's event details and ticket design to launch a new one in minutes without rebuilding from scratch.

Credits are purchased in packs and never expire; they carry forward indefinitely, so there is no pressure to use them within a billing cycle. The predictable credits-based price makes it straightforward to pass the cost as a line item in a client brief.

Ticket Generator is ISO 27001:2022 certified, GDPR-compliant, and SOC 2 aligned — certifications that satisfy enterprise vendor procurement requirements. Every ticket carries a unique QR Code and Ticket ID. Payments go directly to your client's connected account; Ticket Generator never holds funds.

Ticket Generator supports multiple ticket categories within a single event, each with its own price, limits, and access rules. Set one category as free, another as paid with a fixed price, and a third as invite-only, distributed under the same event. Payments on paid categories go directly to your connected Stripe, PayPal, or Razorpay account. Free and direct-distribution categories generate no payment flow and use one credit per ticket regardless of ticket price.

Attendee registration data belongs to the organizer of the event, not Ticket Generator. You can export all registration data, scan logs, and analytics as Excel or PDF before, during, or after the event. Ticket Generator does not sell attendee data to third parties. If a client relationship ends, export their event data before closing or reassigning the event. Data is stored securely under ISO 27001:2022 and GDPR guidelines, and only the account holder can access it.

Event pages, ticket designs, registration forms, and email campaigns can be written in any language. Ticket Generator does not restrict content language. Custom fields, ticket category names, and all attendee-facing components of the event are set by the event organizer, so a French-language gala page, an Arabic registration form, or a Spanish ticket template is built the same way as an English one.