Ticketing platforms in Netherlands (2026)

Delft, Netherlands

A Dutch solution with solid integration between ticketing and access control, suited to organisers who need both functions from one supplier.

Breda, Netherlands

A strong choice for large Dutch promoters looking to consolidate ticketing, cashless and communications under one listed provider.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

A strong fit for attractions and museums that want to maximise revenue through dynamic pricing and unify all sales channels on one platform.

A no-cost option for organisers with support in four languages: useful for cross-border events in the Dutch-German corridor.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Now part of the Weezevent ecosystem, Weeztix is a strong option for Benelux promoters seeking low per-ticket cost with no contract lock-in.

An unusual per-order fee model that makes multi-ticket baskets cheaper; a simple product with hands-on support.

One of the few Benelux options with ISO 9001 and 27001 certification: a serious argument when clients demand formal guarantees.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

GUTS Tickets no longer operates as an independent platform. Since the CM.com acquisition in 2025, the domain redirects to cm.com/ticketing. See CM.com Ticketing to access the inherited blockchain technology.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Ideal for large European festivals needing a scalable white-label solution and willing to negotiate bespoke terms. Not suitable for small events or self-service promoters.

Rotterdam, Netherlands

A solid choice for Benelux venues and promoters looking for a local alternative to Eventbrite with fixed pricing and full ownership of audience data.

Hasselt, Netherlands

An accessible option for small-volume Dutch organisers who prioritise simplicity and a quick setup.

Flat pricing that is easy to model plus uncommon extras like volunteer planning; the unpublished address undercuts trust.

Apeldoorn, Netherlands

An affordable and straightforward option for Dutch promoters seeking a fixed-fee platform with no percentage commissions. Advanced marketing features are more limited than other platforms.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

TicketSwap is a fan-to-fan resale marketplace, not a solution for promoters. If you are looking for a platform to sell your tickets as an event organiser, this is not the right tool. For fans wanting to safely buy or sell second-hand tickets, it is a reliable option across Europe.