Free
Cumulative registrations 0–300
₩0
Fee per event
- Email · 300 initial sends in total
- Self-service
- Basic closing report
- Multi-session and zone entry not included
Ticketing solutions built for your field
Concerts, exhibitions, museums, sports — every vertical runs differently. We provide a solution optimized for each.
Concerts
Smart ticketing that connects fans and artists
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Exhibitions (MICE)
An all-in-one event platform for PCOs & PEOs
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Museums
Bringing culture closer
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Sports
Manage the energy of the stadium
Learn moreHow a ticket reaches the audience
Paid or free, the path after issuance is the same. Only the payment step differs.
Paid tickets
Five steps from booking to entry.
Choose a ticket type
The buyer picks a date, a session and a ticket type on the event page. Sales windows and per-person limits are set in the console, and the booking screen enforces them.
Pay
Card and one-tap payment settle right away; a bank transfer to the corporate account issues the ticket once the deposit is confirmed.
Issue
The ticket is created the moment payment is approved. Nobody has to confirm it by hand.
Deliver
Email, text message, KakaoTalk and the TixPass app. The same ticket opens whichever channel it arrived on.
Enter
Staff scan a QR that changes every 60 seconds. Re-entry and transfers to a friend are switches the organiser turns on.
Free tickets and invitations
Only the payment step drops out.
Register
A pre-registration form or an invitation link collects the attendee details. Each event decides in the console what to ask.
Confirm a place
Duplicate registrations, capacity and closing times are decided by the server. Going around the screen gives the same answer.
Issue
The ticket is created as soon as registration completes. Everything after this is identical to a paid ticket.
Deliver
The same channels. Free attendees get the same guidance as paying buyers.
Enter
The same QR, the same scanner. Paid and free entries land in one ledger, so attendance counts never split.
Members and guests both book
Ask for a sign-up and the booking ends right there. Guests buy with nothing but contact details; members get conveniences on top. The organiser sets nothing up — both paths are open from the start.
Guest booking
First-time visitors, and anyone who would rather not sign up.
- Enter a name, a phone number and an email, then pay. No ID, no password.
- Tickets arrive by email, text message and KakaoTalk, and the order number plus the email or phone number looks the booking up.
- Transfers to a friend work with the same check. The recipient opens the ticket from a single link, too.
Member booking
Regulars, and anyone who books several events.
- Sign in with a Kakao, Google or Apple account, or with an email link. There is no password.
- The phone number left at the first booking is saved to the account, so later bookings start with the buyer details already filled in.
- Past bookings sit together under My bookings — no hunting for an order number.
Pre-registration and invitations need no sign-in either. Whichever path the audience takes, the ticket is the same, and the scanner at the door does not tell members from guests.
Seating scenarios
The platform stays the same; only the way seats are handled changes. Pick the type that matches the event, and the booking screen and on-site operation follow.
Reserved seating
Theatres and halls where every seat has a number.
- In the console
- Upload a seat map and set price and capacity for each zone and grade.
- What the buyer sees
- The buyer picks the exact seat, and the seat number is printed on the ticket.
Free seating by zone
Shows and exhibitions that divide zones but seat people first-come.
- In the console
- Set capacity and grade for each zone. Remaining counts can be hidden from the screen.
- What the buyer sees
- The buyer picks a zone and sits in arrival order.
Standing
Standing concerts and trade shows with no seats at all.
- In the console
- Set one total capacity. Trade shows open as this type from the start.
- What the buyer sees
- The buyer picks only a ticket type. Headcount comes from QR scans.
Sessions and time slots
Performances that run several times a day, exhibitions that spread visitors across time slots.
- In the console
- Each session gets its own time and capacity, and per-type capacity splits by session.
- What the buyer sees
- The buyer picks a date and a time together, and buys only that session.
TIXPASS PRICING
Plans for your event
Free-admission events · per-event fees · VAT excluded
Policy agreed on 2026-09-29. Confirm availability and the effective date during your consultation.
Starter
Cumulative registrations 301–1,000
₩500,000and up
Fee per event
- Email · 3 sends per registrant
- Self-service + remote check
- Basic closing report
- Multi-session and zone entry not included
Pro
Cumulative registrations 1,001–3,000
₩1,750,000and up
Fee per event
- Email · 3 sends per registrant
- Assigned manager · setup
- Detailed report by time and type
- Multi-session and zone entry included
Enterprise
Cumulative registrations 3,001+
₩2,750,000and up
Fee per event
- Email · 3 sends per registrant
- Dedicated manager · rehearsal
- Detailed report + custom analysis
- Multi-session and zone entry included
Free admission · up to 300 attendees · any event type — concerts, exhibitions, festivals, sports, seminars. The audience books in the TixPass app; pre-registration runs on the web. Audience booking, ticket viewing and QR use, including invitations, are in the TixPass app. Web pre-registration and Excel list imports are supported.
The essentials, in every plan
Registration pages, Excel list import, dynamic QR tickets, mobile check-in, attendee exports, live entry dashboard, surveys, attendance certificates and business-hours chat support. Manuals and screen guides are included; general support is not divided into hourly or request-count allowances.
All registration tiers
| TIXPASS | Cumulative registrations | Fee per event |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0–300 | ₩0 |
| Starter | 301–400 | ₩500,000 |
| Starter | 401–500 | ₩750,000 |
| Starter | 501–700 | ₩1,100,000 |
| Starter | 701–1,000 | ₩1,500,000 |
| Pro | 1,001–1,500 | ₩1,750,000 |
| Pro | 1,501–2,000 | ₩2,000,000 |
| Pro | 2,001–2,500 | ₩2,250,000 |
| Pro | 2,501–3,000 | ₩2,500,000 |
| Enterprise | 3,001–3,500 | ₩2,750,000 |
| Enterprise | 3,501–4,000 | ₩3,000,000 |
| Enterprise | 4,001–4,500 | ₩3,250,000 |
| Enterprise | 4,501–5,000 | ₩3,500,000 |
| Enterprise | 5,001–10,000 | ₩3,500,000 + ₩150,000 per started block of 500 above 5,000 |
| Enterprise | 10,001+ | Contact us |
Add the on-site services you need
Available with every plan. VAT excluded. Contracts with on-site equipment or staff have a ₩2,000,000 minimum. Manager setup support and on-site staffing are separate.
- Alimtalk / SMS
- Per send
- Prepaid credit
- Extra email
- Rate to be confirmed
- Pay before sending
- Check-in kiosk
- ₩250,000
- Per unit / 3 days
- Self-service ticket kiosk
- ₩300,000
- Per unit / 3 days
- Staffed ticket POS
- ₩200,000
- Per unit / 3 days
- Technician
- ₩450,000
- Per day · required with on-site equipment
- Event staff
- ₩180,000
- Per person / day
- On-site badge printing
- Custom quote
- Badges and labels charged separately
- IoT flow and dwell analysis
- Custom quote
- Based on event scale
Registration and payment explained
How are registrations counted?
Fees use cumulative registrations per event, not actual check-ins. Excel imports and participants across sessions are added together. Cancelling after accepting an invitation does not remove the registration. Free covers 300 registrations across the whole event.
Where are Free tickets used?
Audience booking, ticket viewing and QR use, including invitations, are in the TixPass app. Web pre-registration and Excel list imports are supported.
What if registrations increase?
Review the plan, register a card and prepay the tier difference before the event to activate the new limit and features. From 500 to 700: ₩1,100,000 − ₩750,000 paid = ₩350,000 extra. Above 5,000, round up in blocks of 500: 5,001–5,500 costs ₩3,650,000; 10,000 costs ₩5,000,000. Above 10,000 requires a quote.
What happens before an over-limit upgrade is paid?
Existing tickets, check-in for already permitted registrants, and plan review/payment remain available. New registrations and imports, invitation/email sending and attendance certificates are restricted. The check-in app blocks out-of-limit registrants, regardless of arrival order. Paying the difference enables features under the new limit.
What happens when emails run out?
Free includes 300 initial sends. Register a card and buy extra emails to resume; the extra rate is to be confirmed. Paid plans include 3 sends per registrant. Resends count; failed sends do not. Email purchases never increase registration capacity. If registrations exceed the limit, pay for the higher tier before sending more emails.
Free shows and exhibitions start with TixPass app booking — the audience accounts and their data stay with you.
Already collecting registrations elsewhere? Import your Excel list to continue with QR tickets and check-in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which kinds of events is this for?+
We offer solutions optimized for each field — concerts, exhibitions and expos (MICE), museums, and sports. You can pick the vertical features you need, from zone and tier booking and unattended ticketing/check-in to multilingual ticketing and AI docents.
Is there a cost to get started?+
You can start for free. Register your event and use the core ticketing features at no cost, then add more capabilities as your scale and needs grow.
Can the audience book without signing up?+
Yes. Guests enter a name, a phone number and an email, pay, and receive the ticket by email, text message and KakaoTalk. Signing in with a Kakao, Google or Apple account adds auto-filled buyer details and a My bookings page that keeps every booking in one place. Pre-registration and invitations need no sign-in either.
Does it integrate with existing booking channels?+
Yes. A single registration lists your event across domestic channels (NolTicket, YES24, Melon Ticket, Ticketlink, Naver Ticket) and global OTAs (Klook, Trip.com, Viator, KKday and more). Sales and settlement scattered across channels are managed in one dashboard.
Who owns the audience data?+
The organizer does. No matter which channel a ticket sells on, audience data is unified in your TixPass dashboard so you can market (CRM) directly to all of your buyers via messaging and SMS.
How do I get in touch about adopting it?+
Reach out via ‘Talk to us’ on the solutions page or request a demo, and we'll walk you through an adoption plan tailored to your field. You can also call our support line at +82-2-575-0809.
Can I use this for a free event?+
Fees use cumulative registrations per event, not actual check-ins. Excel imports and participants across sessions are added together. Cancelling after accepting an invitation does not remove the registration. Free covers 300 registrations across the whole event. Audience booking, ticket viewing and QR use, including invitations, are in the TixPass app. Web pre-registration and Excel list imports are supported. Free includes 300 initial sends. Register a card and buy extra emails to resume; the extra rate is to be confirmed. Paid plans include 3 sends per registrant. Resends count; failed sends do not. Email purchases never increase registration capacity. If registrations exceed the limit, pay for the higher tier before sending more emails. Free-admission events · per-event fees · VAT excluded Policy agreed on 2026-09-29. Confirm availability and the effective date during your consultation.