Best Omnify Alternative: TicketingHub

Looking for an Omnify alternative?

If you run tours, activities or an attraction on Omnify, you are paying class-scheduling software to do a ticketing job — and paying it three ways: a monthly plan, a cut of every sale, and your gateway's fee on top. TicketingHub replaces the stack with one number: 3% per online booking, no setup fee, no monthly fee. You only pay when you earn, and a quiet month costs you next to nothing.

TicketingHub was founded in London, serves tour companies, museums, attractions and experience operators worldwide, and is rated 5.0 on Capterra. It's free to get started.

What is Omnify?

Omnify is a booking and management platform for class and facility businesses: swim schools, studios, camps, after-school programs, pools and community centres. Founded in 2016 by Manik Mehta and Kabandi Saikia, it's a small, seed-funded company with roots in Bengaluru, India, and a US presence in Mountain View, California; third-party trackers list backers including Sequoia Capital, though the funding amount isn't independently verifiable. It handles class schedules, memberships, digital waivers, client management and payments through a simple online storefront.

Omnify pricing: what the stack really costs you

Omnify stacks a monthly plan on top of a per-booking transaction fee plus your payment gateway's own charge. Free Forever costs nothing but caps you at two team members and takes 5% of every sale plus gateway fees. Growth Pro is 99 dollars a month (79 billed annually), up to five team members, 2% plus gateway fees. Accelerate Pro is 249 dollars a month (199 annually), up to ten team members, 1% plus gateway fees, and adds an onboarding specialist. Scale Pro starts at 599 dollars a month (499 annually), 0.5% plus gateway fees, with a dedicated account manager. Enterprise is custom-quoted. Extra team members cost 10 to 20 dollars each per month depending on plan.

Do the maths for your own volume. A small operator taking 10,000 dollars a month online, with a handful of staff, likely sits on Growth Pro: 99 dollars a month, plus 2% of 10,000 (200 dollars), plus a typical 2.9% card-processing rate (roughly 290 dollars) — about 589 dollars total. TicketingHub's 3% on the same 10,000 dollars is a flat 300 dollars, with payment or OTA fees itemized separately rather than bundled into a tiered rate. That difference, month after month, is a part-time seasonal wage. Even Accelerate Pro, at 249 dollars plus 1% plus gateway fees, lands close to 640 dollars a month here. Omnify's transaction rate falls on pricier plans, but the plan fee itself usually outweighs the saving until volume is much higher.

Omnify vs TicketingHub, side by side

• Pricing — Omnify: monthly plan plus a transaction fee (0.5% to 5% by tier) plus payment gateway fees. TicketingHub: 3% per online booking, no monthly fee.
• Monthly fee — Omnify: 0 to 599+ dollars depending on plan and team size. TicketingHub: £0.
• Setup — Omnify: not disclosed as a separate charge. TicketingHub: £0.
• Contract — Omnify: monthly or annual billing, cheaper rates for annual commitment. TicketingHub: no monthly fee to commit to; live in minutes.
• Booking widget — Omnify: hosted storefront with customizable themes. TicketingHub: one line of code, brand-matched, multi-language and multi-currency.
• OTA channel manager — Omnify: not found in its published features. TicketingHub: real-time sync with Viator, GetYourGuide and other resellers, one dashboard; OTA sales grew 401% 2022-2025.
• Magic Link — Omnify: has a client self-service portal for bookings, but no equivalent reschedule-to-voucher flow found. TicketingHub: customers reschedule, cancel or convert to voucher themselves.
• Email validator — Omnify: not advertised. TicketingHub: checks emails at checkout to cut bounced confirmations.
• Point of sale — Omnify: in-app payment collection via Stripe, PayPal and Razorpay; no dedicated offline POS device found. TicketingHub: native iOS and Android POS, works offline, with printers, cash registers and PDQ machines.
• Waivers — Omnify: built-in digital waivers. TicketingHub: digital waivers via Smartwaiver integration.
• Support — Omnify: reviewers on Capterra and G2 repeatedly praise responsive support; G2 scores it 9.4 out of 10 for support. TicketingHub: 24/7 chat and email.
• Reviews — Omnify: 4.4 out of 5 on Capterra (100 reviews) and 4.4 out of 5 on G2 (86 reviews). TicketingHub: 5.0 out of 5 on Capterra.

Why operators switch to TicketingHub

Keep more of every booking

Three line items on every sale — subscription, transaction percentage, gateway fee — quietly eat margin all year, including the months you barely sell. TicketingHub charges 3% per online booking with no monthly fee, and any payment-provider or OTA integration fees are itemized separately rather than hidden in a tiered rate. One number to check, and the bill can never outrun the bookings.

Fill slots you can't sell yourself

Omnify's world is memberships, class packs and facility slots, with no OTA distribution found in its feature set — so Viator and GetYourGuide demand passes you by. TicketingHub's channel manager syncs real-time availability with those OTAs and other resellers from one dashboard, with no double-bookings to apologise for. Operators using it saw OTA sales grow 401% between 2022 and 2025.

Sell at the gate even when the WiFi dies

Walk-up trade shouldn't stop when the signal does. Omnify collects in-app payments through Stripe, PayPal or Razorpay, but we found no dedicated offline point-of-sale hardware. TicketingHub's POS is a native iOS and Android app that works offline and connects to printers, cash registers and PDQ machines — built for a queue at the gate, not a class register.

What reviewers say about Omnify

Omnify holds 4.4 out of 5 on both Capterra (100 reviews) and G2 (86 reviews), with G2 rating its support 9.4 out of 10. Reviewers consistently praise ease of setup, straightforward booking and client management, and responsive support. Recurring complaints include occasional double-booking and Android app reliability issues reported by some users, limited custom reporting, and requests for more flexible scheduling for solo practitioners — and a double-booking at a fully-sold tour is a refund plus an apology you have to write.

Who is Omnify right for?

• Class-based businesses: swim schools, studios, camps, after-school programs and community centres.
• Facility operators managing memberships and recurring class packs rather than one-off ticket sales.
• Small teams who want to pay a lower transaction rate by committing to a bigger monthly plan.

Who is TicketingHub right for?

• ✅ You want one simple fee on each sale — not a plan plus a transaction cut plus gateway charges.
• ✅ You want Viator and GetYourGuide filling your quiet slots from one dashboard.
• ✅ You want customers sorting their own reschedules and vouchers via Magic Link, not emailing you.
• ✅ You sell in person and need a POS that keeps working when the connection doesn't.
• ✅ You want costs that follow your revenue — not your team size or plan tier.

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.

"they improve their tool all the time, Ticketinghub covers all our needs and if we need something else they are up to make it happen." — Nicolas J., CEO, Capterra.

Lions Water Adventure Park grew profits 400% in a year with TicketingHub, and Egypt's Sound and Light Shows grew ticket sales over 500%.

FAQs about switching from Omnify

How do I migrate my bookings and clients from Omnify?

Switching costs you an afternoon, not a season. TicketingHub's team migrates your products and upcoming bookings during onboarding, at no extra cost — setup is free and your first product can be live in minutes.

Is TicketingHub cheaper than Omnify?

Often, yes, once you add up Omnify's monthly plan, transaction fee and gateway charge together. At 10,000 dollars a month, Omnify's Growth Pro plan runs close to 589 dollars once fees stack, versus a flat 300 dollars at TicketingHub's 3%. Run the same sum on your own numbers — it takes five minutes.

Can I try TicketingHub before switching from Omnify?

Yes, and it costs nothing to find out. There is no setup fee and no monthly fee, so list a product, take real bookings, and walk away with nothing to cancel if it's not the right fit.

Stop feeding three fees

Every month on a stacked plan is money that could have stayed in your business — at the example volumes above, nearly 300 dollars of it. Setup is free, our team migrates your products and bookings, and your first product can be live in minutes. If you sell tours and tickets rather than class packs, try TicketingHub alongside Omnify and let your own totals decide.