Best Clorian Alternative: TicketingHub

Looking for a Clorian alternative?

Clorian is built for the Sagrada Família end of the market: white-label deployments, scoped per venue, sold through a consultative process. If that is you, it may fit. But if you run tours, activities or an attraction and just want to start selling — this week, without a sales cycle, at a price you can see — you are the operator TicketingHub was built for.

The price is public: no setup fee, no monthly fee, 3% per online booking, with integration fees for payment providers and OTA channels. You get a branded booking widget, an OTA channel manager, point-of-sale apps and 24/7 support, and your first product can be live in minutes. TicketingHub is rated 5.0 on Capterra, and operators using its channel manager grew OTA sales 401% between 2022 and 2025.

What is Clorian?

Clorian is a Barcelona, Spain-based ticketing platform for museums, monuments, and attractions. Its client list is genuinely impressive: the Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, Museo Reina Sofía, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and Real Madrid's Bernabéu Tour, per the company's own client page.

The platform covers online sales, box-office operations, B2B distribution, access control, and revenue-optimization tools, delivered white-label to each venue. Clorian says it processed more than 36 million tickets in 2025 and was named to Deloitte's Spanish Technology Fast 50. It sits at the institutional end of ticketing: large venues onboarded through a consultative sales process rather than self-serve signup.

Clorian pricing: what the sales process hides from your budget

Clorian does not publish pricing anywhere on its site. Getting a number means requesting a demo, and the resulting fee likely reflects your venue's size and complexity — reasonable for an enterprise product, but it means you cannot compare costs before talking to sales.

TicketingHub takes the opposite approach, so the maths is yours to do tonight: 3% per online booking, no monthly fee, no setup fee, published on the pricing page. On £10,000 of monthly online bookings, that is £300 — and in a quiet month, proportionally less, because you only pay when you earn. With Clorian, the equivalent figure is unknown until you engage their sales process, and may include costs or terms that only surface once you are already talking to them.

Clorian vs TicketingHub, side by side

• Pricing — Clorian: not published; quote-only after a sales conversation. TicketingHub: 3% per online booking, published on the website.
• Monthly fee — Clorian: not disclosed. TicketingHub: none.
• Setup — Clorian: project-based onboarding; cost not disclosed. TicketingHub: free.
• Booking widget — Clorian: white-label ticketing website matched to venue branding. TicketingHub: one line of code, brand-matched, multi-language, multi-currency.
• OTA channel manager — Clorian: connects to its own distributor and reseller network via API (not confirmed to include Viator or GetYourGuide specifically). TicketingHub: real-time availability sync with Viator, GetYourGuide, and other resellers from one dashboard.
• Magic Link (self-serve reschedule/cancel) — Clorian: not confirmed in public materials. TicketingHub: yes — customers self-serve reschedule, cancel, or refund to voucher.
• Point of sale — Clorian: yes, POS hardware for physical and mobile box offices. TicketingHub: iOS and Android apps, works offline, supports printers, cash registers, and card machines.
• Support — Clorian: multilingual customer service, seven days a week (not confirmed as 24/7). TicketingHub: 24/7 chat and email.
• Reviews — Clorian: roughly 4 stars on Trustpilot, from a small sample of reviews; no Capterra or G2 profile found. TicketingHub: 5.0 on Capterra.

Why operators switch to TicketingHub

Know your cost before anyone calls you

Clorian's fee structure only surfaces after a sales call. TicketingHub publishes one number — 3% per online booking, no monthly or setup fee — so you model your costs on your own sales figures before you ever talk to us. No quote to wait for, no terms that appear late in the process.

Sell this week, not next quarter

Every week a booking system spends in deployment is a week of sales going somewhere else. Clorian's white-label deployments are built and scoped per venue, which fits a museum's access-control needs but takes time. TicketingHub's booking widget is one line of code — most operators get their first product live in minutes, and your website stays the star: the checkout matches your brand, speaks your customer's language and takes their currency.

Help at the hours problems actually happen

Booking problems arrive the night before a tour, not during office hours. Clorian offers multilingual customer service seven days a week; TicketingHub support runs 24/7 on chat and email, so there is always a human on the other end when it matters.

Fill the slots you can't sell yourself

Clorian's distributor network is built around museum ticketing and box-office resale. TicketingHub's OTA channel manager syncs availability in real time with Viator, GetYourGuide, and other resellers from one dashboard — OTA demand fills your quiet dates with no double-bookings to apologise for. Operators using it grew OTA sales 401% between 2022 and 2025.

Get your inbox back

Stop spending your evenings answering reschedule emails. TicketingHub's Magic Link lets customers reschedule, cancel, or convert a booking to a voucher themselves — you keep the sale as a new date or voucher instead of a refund. An email validator at checkout means every confirmation actually arrives, and abandoned-cart recovery emails win back the customers who almost booked. We could not confirm equivalent self-serve tools in Clorian's public materials — its model is built around staffed, multilingual support rather than customer self-service.

What reviewers say about Clorian

Clorian holds roughly a 4-star rating on Trustpilot, from a small sample of around 8 reviews — too few to call a firm trend. We did not find an active Clorian profile on Capterra or G2, common for a vendor selling through enterprise demos rather than self-serve signup, but it also means there is no large body of independent user reviews to weigh alongside that rating — you are largely taking the sales process's word for it.

Who is Clorian right for?

• Large museums, monuments, and cultural institutions with complex access-control and box-office needs.
• Venues that want a fully white-label, custom-branded deployment and are comfortable with a consultative sales process.
• Organizations with in-house teams to manage a multi-month implementation.
• Operators who need staffed, multilingual customer service across seven days a week.

Who is TicketingHub right for?

• ✅ You want to see the price and run the numbers yourself before anyone calls you.
• ✅ You want every sale — online, at the counter, and through OTAs — landing in one system with nothing oversold.
• ✅ You want customers fixing their own reschedules and cancellations so your team stops emailing about them.
• ✅ You want to be live and selling within days, not months of deployment.
• ✅ You want 24/7 support without going through an enterprise sales process to get it.

What operators say about TicketingHub

"TicketingHub is a fantastic booking management system. The abandoned cart emails have noticeably reduced the number of people that don't book." — Shannon R., small business owner (Capterra)

"Less abandoned checkouts through its ease of use" — Chris G., day tour operator (Capterra)

City Tours Belfast grew ticket sales 400% after switching from Checkfront; Lions Water Adventure Park grew profits 400% in a year on TicketingHub.

FAQs about switching from Clorian

How hard is it to migrate from Clorian to TicketingHub?

Switching costs you an afternoon, not a season — and the help is free. Because Clorian is typically deployed as a scoped, white-label project, moving off it is mostly about rebuilding your ticket types and pricing rules in TicketingHub, and our migration team covers that with you.

How does the cost actually compare to Clorian?

Clorian does not publish pricing, so a direct comparison is not possible without requesting a quote. TicketingHub's cost is 3% per online booking with no monthly or setup fee — on £10,000 of monthly bookings, that is £300. Work it out for your own volume, then hold any Clorian quote against it.

Can I try TicketingHub before committing, the way I would with a Clorian demo?

Yes — and unlike a demo, you can take real money. There is no sales process gating access: get the booking widget live on your site, test it with real bookings, and switch fully only when you are convinced, with free setup and migration help.

Start selling before the sales call would even be booked

If Clorian's enterprise process feels heavier than your operation needs, you do not have to wait it out. Setup is free, migration help is included, and most operators have their first product live within minutes — try the TicketingHub widget on your own site alongside whatever you run today, with nothing to cancel.