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Webinar event ticketing
Virtual events on Ticket Tailor
Whether it's an event on Zoom, Google Meet or your own virtual conferencing software – we've made it simple to sell tickets for your online events with handy features and useful integrations.
Pick the webinar platform perfect for your event
Ticket Tailor can work with whatever platform you choose. Our handy online event link feature puts you in control of how and when you share joining instructions with your audience.
Zoom
The leaders in virtual events and conferences, packed with features to make your event a success.
Google Meet
With powerful G Suite integrations, Google Meets offers reliable and simple video conferencing, as well as easy access for all participants.
Microsoft Teams
Offering collaboration tools like file sharing, chat, and secure video conferencing, Microsoft Teams is a great option for hosting online events.
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events of all shapes and sizes.Why use Ticket Tailor?
Lowest fees, guaranteed
Unbeatable pricing for every event.
No contracts, no setup fees, or monthly charges. With us, it's just a simple flat fee for every ticket sold. That's more money where it matters: your events. Plus, we partner with the world's leading payment providers, so you're guaranteed quick and secure access to your funds – helping your cash flow.
More than just ticketing
Make an impact every time you sell a ticket.
We’re proud to champion doing good. By partnering with us, you’re supporting a carbon-neutral independent business where one penny of every ticket sold on our platform is donated to climate causes under our Penny for the Planet promise.
Own your own data
Your customer data is yours.
Your ticket buyers are your customers, not a marketing opportunity for us. Unlike other ticketing platforms, we respect your customers' privacy and won't flood their inboxes with promotions for other events. Your customer data belongs to you. In legal jargon, we're the data processor, and you're the data controller.
