YourTicketProvider vs Ticxz
Looking for a YourTicketProvider alternative? A fair comparison based on what both platforms publish, so you can decide which one fits your event.
YourTicketProvider no longer operates as a separate platform. CM.com acquired it in 2021, its website now redirects to CM.com, and its old terms have been retired. The rates below are the CM.com Ticketing rates that replaced it.
What a ticket costs
Both columns show what each platform publishes itself. Where a figure is not public, we say so instead of guessing.
YourTicketProvider
€0.79
/ticket
- Fee / ticket
- €0.79 GA; €0.99 seated
- Volume rate
- Not public
- iDEAL
- On request
- Card
- On request
- Free tickets
- Not public
- Setup fee
- Not public
- Contract
- 2 years; 3 months’ notice
- Payouts
- Mondays, 5+ workdays post-event
Ticxz
€0.19
/ticket
- Fee / ticket
- €0.19
- Volume rate
- €0.16 over 5,000/year
- iDEAL
- €0.35
- Card
- €0.25 + 1.5%
- Free tickets
- Free
- Setup fee
- None
- Contract
- None
- Payouts
- Daily / weekly / monthly
About YourTicketProvider
YourTicketProvider was a Dutch ticketing platform founded in 2012, serving festival organizers such as Loveland and Kwaku Summer. CM.com, the Breda-based listed company, acquired it in April 2021 together with Get-a-ticket. By then the two had sold more than 10 million tickets between them.
Today the name survives as a product label rather than a company. Every yourticketprovider.nl address redirects to CM.com, and CM.com’s legal pages state the old YourTicketProvider terms are no longer used. If you find a €0.85 per-ticket rate quoted for YourTicketProvider online, it comes from a retired page that no longer exists.
The commitment is the main difference from a self-serve platform. CM.com Ticketing runs on a two year initial term that renews annually and needs three months written notice, there is no self-serve signup, and payment method costs are quoted on request rather than published.
