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    How we compare with other event platforms

    If you run Caribbean events, these are the platforms you are most likely weighing us against. We have put our fees and features next to theirs, linked every figure to where it came from, and said plainly where they do something better.

    Prices and features checked on . They change often, so check a platform's own site before you decide.

    TiketCaribbean at a glance

    Fee added for buyers
    6.5% of the ticket price, minimum 50p per ticket (or a set equivalent in other currencies), shown before payment. None on free tickets. [a] source a
    What the organiser pays
    2% of face value on the free Starter plan, no monthly fee. Founding Organisers pay 1% for the first three years. Paid ticketing opens after a short business review. [a] source a[f] source f
    Free events
    Free for organisers and attendees. [a] source a
    When organisers are paid
    Through Stripe, released no earlier than 72 hours after the event ends. We review each business's first payout. [b] source b
    Payouts to Caribbean banks
    Not yet. Bank accounts in the UK, US, EU, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Canada only. [b] source b[e] source e
    Caribbean currencies
    28 pricing currencies, including XCD, TTD, JMD, BBD, BSD, BZD, KYD, GYD, SRD, HTG and DOP. [h] source h
    Door scanning
    Free scanner in the app and on the web, with offline mode, manual check-in and a Scan Team of helpers. [c] source c[d] source d
    Reserved seating
    Not available. Events use ticket types, not seat maps. [d] source d
    Discovery and community
    Browse Events, organiser profiles with followers and announcements, the carnival map and the Wah Happening community feed. Our audience is still small. [g] source g[d] source d

    Not built yet: Payouts to Caribbean bank accounts; promo codes, vouchers and marketing emails; team member invites with roles; reserved seating and seat maps. If you need one of these today, another platform may suit you better for now.

    Side-by-side comparisons

    How we checked

    Every competitor figure comes from that platform's own pricing page, help centre or published terms, and each page lists its sources. Where we could not find something on their site, we say so instead of guessing. Our own figures come from our fee guide and organiser documentation.

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