Considering TicketingHub as a Booking Boss alternative? Compare your annual booking count and sales value, then test the reservations your team manages.
Booking Boss’s volume-based subscription
Booking Boss says its pricing depends on annual booking numbers rather than feature tiers. Its calculator displays monthly subscription costs in USD, and it asks businesses above 12,000 bookings to request enterprise pricing. Confirm your selected volume band, billing terms and any overage treatment directly.
What the published offer includes
The vendor lists onboarding, training, support, configurable checkout, unlimited users, full feature access and no additional agent fees. Confirm the integrations, payment charges and operational workflows included in your actual proposal.
TicketingHub’s published pricing
TicketingHub lists 3% 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 additional services and contract terms in your proposal.
Volume and ticket price both matter
On $10,000 of qualifying booking value, TicketingHub’s 3% software fee is $300 before separate charges. Booking Boss’s subscription depends on your annual booking count, so that revenue alone cannot establish its cost. Use the calculator with your real booking numbers and compare complete costs in the same currency.
Test the complete booking journey
Demonstrate your products, ticket categories, shared capacity, mobile checkout, confirmations and staff access. Confirm distribution partners, product mapping, cancellations, devices and reports directly. Check any specialist operational requirements separately.
TicketingHub changes and waivers
Magic Link offers eligible self-service changes according to product settings and deadlines. Digital waivers can use the separate Smartwaiver integration; confirm its subscription, signing journey and staff checks. Test your own participant requirements and change policy.
Agree the migration scope
Confirm which products, future bookings, customer records and vouchers can be imported from available exports. Agree costs, timing, payment-provider arrangements and responsibility for existing refunds. Reconcile capacity, test connections and train staff before the cutover.
Compare complete written proposals
Use your actual sales mix to compare software fees, processing, marketplace commissions, taxes, optional services and implementation. Confirm support and contractual terms before choosing a replacement.
Sources reviewed
Official Booking Boss pricing and TicketingHub pricing reviewed 19 October 2026. Confirm volume bands, contract terms and payment costs directly.
