TicketingHub alternative
TicketingHub takes 3% of every booking, with no monthly fee. EquipDash is $23/mo + 2%, with rentals included.
No credit card required. Last verified October 2026.
Stay with TicketingHub ifThe eight things rental and tour operators ask about most.


Claims cross-checked against TicketingHub's official pricing, features, and Smartwaiver integration pages, plus public Capterra, GetApp, and Software Advice listings. TicketingHub credibly leads on a simple low per-booking fee and a fast checkout widget for ticketed attractions; EquipDash leads on rentals depth, native waivers, staff rostering, and AI. Last verified October 2026.
TicketingHub has no monthly subscription but charges 3% on every booking.
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TicketingHub
Source: ticketinghub.com/en-US/pricing
For a $1,000/week operator, TicketingHub's 3% fee is roughly $30/week ($1,560/year) plus your payment-processing costs, vs $23/mo + 2% on EquipDash. The math is genuinely close at low volume, TicketingHub's flat 3% is competitive, and if you only need fast ticketed checkout it may cost you less. EquipDash pulls ahead when you also need native rentals, maintenance, waivers, staff, and AI in one subscription. Verify current rates before committing.
Export your customers, bookings, and products from TicketingHub to CSV, and EquipDash imports them directly, so you can stand up a working account and run a real week before you commit. No sales call, no contract, no migration fee.

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The three most often compared with TicketingHub.
Tour-first and owned by Booking Holdings, with a ~6% booking fee and demo-only setup. Thin on rentals.
Compare$49+/mo plus a booking fee, with published pricing and a free trial. Lighter on rentals and maintenance.
CompareHandles activities and rentals on a published subscription. No native AI or maintenance depth.
CompareFareHarbor. Tour-first and owned by Booking Holdings, with strong OTA distribution. Commission-based (~6% booking fee) and demo-only, with no public price page. Thin on equipment rentals and native waivers.
Rezdy. Subscription-based ($49+/mo) plus a booking fee, with published pricing and a free trial. Strongest pure channel-manager for OTA distribution, but lighter on rentals and maintenance.
Checkfront. Flexible booking platform that handles both activities and rentals on a transparent subscription. Broad and configurable, but lacks native AI and the equipment-maintenance depth rental operators need.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
The questions operators ask before switching from TicketingHub. Contact us if yours isn't here.
Contact UsFor ticketed attractions, tours, and venues, yes, TicketingHub is a focused, well-reviewed platform with a fast two-step checkout widget, abandoned-cart recovery, a Magic Link feature, and reseller channel management. It holds about 4.9/5 on Capterra across roughly 39 reviews. The trade-offs for our audience are that it's ticketing-first: equipment rentals, maintenance, and staff rostering are lighter, waivers run through a Smartwaiver integration, and there's no generative AI.
Flat $23/mo + 2%, with rentals, tours, waivers, staff and Dash AI included.
No credit card required. 21-day free trial.
Check-in scanning in a demo shop's account.