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Switch from TicketLeap. Get paid before the doors open.

TicketLeap pays you after the event unless it approves you for early payouts. Loopyah charges about the same fee and pays every Monday from your first event.

Compare side by side

TicketLeap is built to sell tickets to any kind of event at a simple fee, and it pays you once the event is over. Loopyah is built for the business behind your events. It pays you every Monday and turns every buyer into a customer for your next event.

Pay for the show with its own ticket sales.

Loopyah pays out every Monday from your first event, so ticket money can pay the venue and talent. TicketLeap pays after the event unless it approves you for FastPay.

Loopyah holds the last 10% of sales until the day after the event starts, and an order inside its refund window until the window closes. TicketLeap's FastPay pays weekly, needs an application more than two weeks before the event and takes 7 to 10 business days to approve.

Run the business, not just the box office.

TicketLeap sells your tickets and emails your buyers. Loopyah also keeps a full record of every buyer and sells your sponsorships, paid out with your tickets.

On TicketLeap

An orders report across your events, downloaded as a CSV or PDF.

On TicketLeap

No sponsorship sales, so deals run on email and invoices.

Everything that changes when you switch.

What each platform charges, when it pays you and what it gives you to sell the next event, for organizers in the US.

  • Fee in the US

    Per paid ticket

    Loopyah
    US$1.15 + 4.75%, card processing included.
    TicketLeap
    US$1 + 2%, plus 3% of the order for card processing. US$0.49 plus the 3% on tickets of US$5 or less.

  • Payouts

    When ticket money reaches you

    Loopyah
    Every Monday from your first event. The last 10% follows the day after the event starts.
    TicketLeap
    4 to 6 business days after the event. Weekly payouts before it need a FastPay application, which takes 7 to 10 business days to approve.

  • Seat maps

    Reserved seats and tables

    Loopyah
    A seat map designer for any room, from club tables to theatre sections and floors. Buyers pick their seat, held while they pay. No extra fee.
    TicketLeap
    A drag-and-drop seating chart builder where buyers pick their seat. No extra fee.

  • CRM

    What you know about your buyers

    Loopyah
    One record per buyer across your events, with their spend and email permission. Segments, campaigns and automations built in.
    TicketLeap
    An orders report across your events with each buyer's name, email and answers, downloaded as a CSV or PDF.

  • Email to past buyers

    Marketing email

    Loopyah
    Campaigns and automations to everyone who opted in, with the tickets each one sold. 500 emails a month free, then from US$9 a month.
    TicketLeap
    Email campaigns to buyers who opted in, at no extra charge.

  • Sponsorship

    Selling to brands

    Loopyah
    Packages on their own page. Brands buy or apply, pay by card and you're paid with your tickets. 4.5% per deal.
    TicketLeap
    No sponsorship sales.

  • Promoters

    Selling on commission

    Loopyah
    A link for each promoter. Loopyah works out their commission and pays it from your payout.
    TicketLeap
    No promoter links or commission payouts.

  • Ads

    Meta, Google and TikTok

    Loopyah
    The AI Ads Manager runs your own ad accounts against tickets sold, with no markup on spend.
    TicketLeap
    Meta, Google and Microsoft ad pixels to track sales. Running the ads is up to you.

  • Ad funding

    Ads the platform pays for

    Loopyah
    Kite pays for ads on events with real demand and takes its money back only from tickets they sell.
    TicketLeap
    None.

  • Resale

    After you sell out

    Loopyah
    Built in. Resold at your price with a new QR code, and you earn 0.5% + $0.50 on each.
    TicketLeap
    None. A buyer can forward a whole order to someone else if you allow it.

TicketLeap details from its pricing, features and help pages, checked 3 October 2026. Its fees are in US dollars, its ticketing fee stops at US$20 a ticket, and its 3% is charged on the order, shown here on the ticket price alone.

Move your next event in one paste.

Paste the link to your TicketLeap event. Loopyah reads the page and builds a draft with the title, date, venue, description and refund policy filled in.

Questions about switching from TicketLeap.

Every Loopyah fee is on one page, from tickets to Tap to Pay at the door.

See pricing

It's about the same. TicketLeap charges US$1 + 2% per ticket plus 3% of the order for card processing, and Loopyah charges US$1.15 + 4.75% with processing included. On a US$59 ticket both come to US$3.95. Under US$60 TicketLeap costs a few cents less, and over US$60 Loopyah does. On tickets of US$5 or less TicketLeap drops to US$0.49 plus the 3%, which is less than Loopyah.

Start with your next event.

Publishing is free. You pay a fee only when a paid ticket sells.

Talk to us
  1. 01

    Import your event

    Paste the link to the page you sell on today.

  2. 02

    Set tickets and payouts

    Ticket types, release prices and the bank account for payouts.

  3. 03

    Publish and share

    Buyers check out as guests with Apple Pay, Google Pay or Afterpay.