Considering an alternative to WebTicketManager for your attraction or tour business? Compare the booking journeys, sales channels and support arrangements your team needs, then test them with your own products before switching.
Which WebTicketManager does this page cover?
This page concerns WebTicketManager Limited, UK company number 08057750. Check the supplier’s legal identity when comparing similarly named ticketing products. The comparison focuses on selling tickets and managing reservations for tours, attractions and events.
What the administration notice confirms
The London Gazette published an appointment notice for WebTicketManager Limited on 27 November 2025. It records 11 November 2025 as the appointment date, under court number CR-2025-001102. That historical notice does not establish the current availability of the ticketing service, customer support or new contracts. Confirm those arrangements directly with the company or appointed administrator.
Compare the booking journey first
Bring an admission ticket, a timed departure or a group visit to a TicketingHub demo. Test product setup, ticket categories, capacity, mobile checkout, confirmation and staff booking access. Check any assigned seating, membership or specialist event requirements separately.
TicketingHub pricing
TicketingHub lists a 3% fee per successful online, OTA or card-paid in-person booking, with cash sales free and no monthly or setup fee. You can absorb the booking fee or pass it to guests. Payment processing charges and marketplace commissions are separate. Confirm your payment setup and additional services in your quote.
Comparing total costs
Obtain current written terms for WebTicketManager before calculating a direct price comparison. Include software charges, payment processing, marketplace commissions and any setup or migration services. For illustration, a 3% fee on £10,000 of qualifying booking value is £300 before separate charges; this is an example, not a WebTicketManager quote.
Website, partner and on-site sales
TicketingHub provides a mobile-friendly website booking widget and supported point-of-sale tools. For distribution partners and online marketplaces, confirm each connection, product mapping, availability update and cancellation process. Test the actual devices and sales channels your team uses.
Customer changes and communications
Use booking confirmations and configured reminders to share practical visit information. Magic Link self-service options depend on product settings and deadlines. Demonstrate an eligible date change and a staff-assisted cancellation using your own policy.
Plan a controlled migration
Agree the scope, cost and timeline with TicketingHub before committing. Confirm which products, future reservations, customer details, vouchers and historical records can be imported from available exports. Check permissions, payment-provider arrangements and refund responsibilities for existing orders.
Before opening the new booking system
Reconcile future bookings and capacity, test ticket delivery and partner connections, and train staff on their everyday tasks. Agree the cutover date and how both systems will handle changes during the transition. Migration timing depends on your data and requirements.
Is WebTicketManager still operating?
The historical appointment notice alone cannot answer that question. Ask the company or appointed administrator to confirm current trading, support and contract arrangements. Verify your access to booking data and agree how existing customer commitments will be handled.
Is TicketingHub a suitable replacement?
Use a demo to test the experiences you sell and the requirements your team relies on. Request a written proposal covering pricing, integrations, migration and support. Choose the setup after reviewing a complete reservation from checkout to arrival.
Source checked
The London Gazette, issue 64916, published 27 November 2025: appointment notice for WebTicketManager Limited, company number 08057750. Reviewed 19 October 2026.
