When do I get my money with TicketSpice vs Ticketleap?

Ticketleap typically holds 100% of your funds until 4-7 days after your event. TicketSpice offers weekly payouts by default, ensuring you have cash flow to cover event expenses before the gates open.

Who owns my attendee data?

Ticketleap's privacy policy allows them to share customer information with direct marketers. TicketSpice guarantees full data sovereignty; we never sell or share your attendee data with third-party advertisers.

Can I customize the look of my ticketing page?

Yes. While Ticketleap uses a rigid event template with fixed layouts, TicketSpice provides a full drag-and-drop editor for complete branding and style control.

Compare TicketSpice vs Ticketleap

Looking for a Ticketleap alternative? You've come to the right place.

This comparison page lets you decide between pricing, features, and policies of Ticketleap compared to TicketSpice so you can make an informed decision.

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Average admission price

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Total savings

$41

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$41

/ every 5 years

Calculator based on ticketing fees of .99 cents per paid ticket.

TicketSpice Pricing

$0.99

per attendees

Average credit card fees are 2.9% + 30¢  
No contracts, no setup fees, no cancelation fees

TicketLeap Pricing - (Tickets over $5)

$1 + 2%

per attendees

Average credit card fees are 3%
See their pricing here

TicketSpice will save you thousands
compared to TicketLeap

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7 Key Differences Between Ticketleap and TicketSpice You Need To Know

Ticketleap and TicketSpice might seem close in comparison, but they are not. For event pros, there is no comparison to TicketSpice. Here's 7 key differences between TicketSpice and Ticketleap.

TicketLeap doesn’t allow you to create custom ticketing fees

With Ticketleap, they control and keep all ticketing fees on the page. Worse, they disallow you from adding additional fees and line items to the page, robbing you of valuable revenue potential.

TicketSpice’s fees are flat 99 cents. But that doesn’t mean you cannot add additional fees, surcharges and markups. Pass them along as one fee or itemize them out however you like. Discover a new profit center with this game-changing feature. You set them and keep 100% of whatever you add.

TicketLeap holds your funds until after your event

By default, TicketLeap holds 100% of your payout until 4-7 days after your event unless you apply and hope to get approved for their FastPay service. Even with FastPay, it's not a guarantee you'll receive payouts the week of your event, when a substantial portion of your revenue is generated.

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With TicketSpice, every customer, by default, can get weekly payouts - even the week of your event.

TicketLeap doesn’t allow you to upgrade existing ticket orders

With TicketLeap, your ticket orders are set in stone, with no ability to upgrade them after the purchase. You're missing out on a considerable revenue center without this feature.

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TicketSpice lets you modify any ticket order and make modifications seamlessly and effortlessly. The system recalculates the total and charges (or refunds) the original card on file.

TicketLeap may share your customer data with direct marketers and advertisers

Take a look at the fine print in Ticketleap’s privacy policy. Every ticket buyer and attendee agrees to have their information shared with direct marketers and or advertising partners. To save you time, see the image of excerpts from their privacy policy.

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With TicketSpice, your data belongs to you. It is never shared with any 3rd party for purposes of advertising, direct marketing, or offers. Period.

TicketLeap requires merchandise and upgrades to be sold as additional tickets (with per ticket fees!)

Selling merchandise, product, or other on-site upgrades on Ticketleap is a pain. Instead of a field on the ticketing page for these types of upgrades, Ticketleap requires you to present them as tickets. Not only is that an awkward way to sell upgrades, they charge an additional ticketing fee of $1 + 2% before credit card processing per item.

With TicketSpice, you can beautifully sell merch, products, and other upgrades in a number of ways with no ticketing fees. Credit card fees still apply.

TicketLeap limits your page to a fixed layout

If you want to stand out and have a ticketing page that matches your website and brand, don’t use Ticketleap. Ticketleap gives you a rigid event template that limits you to a hero image and accent color. You cannot change layouts, fonts, flow, order, or arrangement of your ticketing page. (And trust us, we’ve tried.)

With TicketSpice, you can create a stunning ticketing page that is only limited by your creativity. Every TicketSpice page is customizable with nearly zero restrictions. Don’t take our word for it, try it for yourself.

Ticketleap’s ticketing fees are big (and all go to them)

The bigger the ticket price, the bigger the bite TicketLeap takes out of your revenue. On events over $5, TicketLeap’s fee is $1 + 2% before credit card fees of 3%. See their pricing here.

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‍With TicketLeap, you are also unable to add your own custom fees. Industry standard practice is ticketing fees go to the platform on which they’re sold. If you want industry standard, go with TicketLeap. If you want better, customizable and awesome, go with TicketSpice.

TicketLeap Comes Up Short on Important Features

If you're looking for a system that is truly like your own, you might want to pass on TicketLeap. Here's a feature comparison of TicketLeap and TicketSpice, based on Ticketleap’s features as of August 2025.

Feature Comparison List	TicketSpice Pricing	TicketLeap
Price	99¢ cents per ticket Credit card fees of 2.9% + 30¢	$1 + 2% (plus credit card)
Drag and Drop Layout Editor
Full Branding and Style Control
Customized Page Layout		Limited
Custom Field Types		Limited
Editing Orders with card on file
Text Message Ticket Delivery
Custom Ticket Design		Limited
Custom Email Confirmations
Custom Confirmation Page
Built-in CRM
Full Data Privacy		They "may" sell your data
Facebook Conversion Tracking
Ambassador Program
Memorized Reports		Limited
Create, Set, Keep Fees		Limited
Card on File Pre-Reservations
Create, Set, Keep Fees
Purchase Protection
Instant Payouts
Fundraising Options		Limited
Merchandise Fields
Custom Gateways
Detailed Team Permissions		Limited
Integrated E-Waivers

Still not convinced? Here are four more reasons to be wary of TicketLeap

We are all for a friendly competition. It makes a better product for you when companies like us compete. But make sure you know the full story before choosing TicketLeap.

#1: TicketLeap’s public reviews are far behind TicketSpice

Based on numerous third party reviews on trusted sites, TicketSpice beats TicketLeap in overall rating and in user friendly ratings.

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Feel free to compare TicketLeap's handful of reviews on G2.com vs TicketSpice's 500+ reviews. The choice is clear.

#2: TicketLeap’s customer service can't hold a candle to TicketSpice

Based on numerous third party reviews, TicketSpice beats TicketLeap on customer service reviews and satisfaction.

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‍See TicketSpice's 500+ reviews here.

#3: TicketLeap charges for extra features

When selling products, merchandise, donations, and upgrades with your event, Ticketleap requires you to sell them as tickets with their $1 + 2% per ticket fee. When using TicketSpice, you add any additional add-ons to your ticketing page without any ticketing fees.