Tripleseat pricing and alternativesTripleseat vs MyVenueHQ: what you pay, and what you sign.
Tripleseat is event management software for restaurants, hotels and venues. If you run an independent venue and want to see the price before you talk to sales, here’s how the two compare.
Tripleseat starts at $375 per venue per month, which is $4,500 a year for one venue before add-ons, on a one-year term that renews automatically. MyVenueHQ is free for up to 20 events a month, then $100 a month, month to month, with 2D and 3D floor plans and revenue reporting included rather than sold as add-ons.
Side by side
Tripleseat facts come from Tripleseat’s own website, checked on October 10, 2026. Each row links to the page it came from.
| MyVenueHQ | Tripleseat | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 for up to 20 events a month, then $100 a month, plus $20 for each extra venue | From $375 per venue per month. Add-ons are priced in the sales conversation Source |
| A year, one venue | $0 on Free, or $1,200 on the Venue plan | $4,500 at the starting price, before add-ons Source |
| Free plan | Yes, up to 20 events a month | None listed on its packages page Source |
| Commitment | Month to month | One-year initial term that renews automatically unless you give 30 days’ notice; fees can change at renewal with 60 days’ notice Source |
| Proposals, contracts, BEOs | Included. Proposals and contracts on the $100 plan, BEOs on Free too | Built into every package Source |
| Floor plans | 2D and 3D, on every plan including Free | 2D and 3D, sold as an add-on Source |
| Reporting | Revenue reporting included | Insights sold as an add-on Source |
| Payment processor | Your own Stripe, Square or PayPal account | Stripe, Square, CardConnect or Tripleseat PartyPay Source |
| Point of sale | Till sales from Square, Clover, Toast and Lightspeed sync into the revenue report | Its Lightspeed integration sends paid deposit details into the POS Source |
Why the pricing model matters
Tripleseat now publishes where it starts, $375 per venue per month with unlimited users, and the rest is quoted. Floor plans, Insights reporting, Direct Book, Tickets and Venue Marketplace all appear on its packages page as add-ons priced individually, so the number you’ll pay comes out of a sales call. Tripleseat says the price covers a dedicated onboarding specialist for every customer.
The contract matters more for a small venue. A one-year term that auto-renews means the decision to leave has to be made at least 30 days before the anniversary, and Tripleseat’s agreement puts each added location on a new one-year minimum of its own.
MyVenueHQ bills monthly. Cancel and the paid plan runs to the end of the month you’ve paid for.
When Tripleseat is the better choice
Tripleseat has been selling event software to hospitality for years, and it shows in the breadth: a hotels package, a large partner directory, and its own payment processor. If you run a hotel, a restaurant group with many locations, or a sales team that wants enterprise reporting, get the demo.
When MyVenueHQ fits better
An independent event or wedding venue, with one or a few rooms and a small team, that wants to see the price, start free and avoid an annual contract. MyVenueHQ keeps each booking on one record, from inquiry to proposal, e-signed contract, deposit, event floor plan, BEO and bar sales, and your clients pay into your own Stripe, Square or PayPal account. Need one BEO for this weekend? The free BEO template needs no account.
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Tripleseat questions.
How much does Tripleseat cost?
Tripleseat starts at $375 per venue per month, with unlimited users. Add-ons such as Floor Plans, Direct Book, Insights and Tickets are priced individually in the sales conversation, so most venues pay more than the starting price. That’s what its packages page said when we checked on October 10, 2026.
How much does Tripleseat cost per year?
At the $375 starting price, one venue is $4,500 a year before add-ons, and two venues are $9,000. For comparison, MyVenueHQ is $0 for up to 20 events a month, or $1,200 a year for one venue on the Venue plan and $1,440 for two.
Why does Tripleseat cost more than some competitors?
Tripleseat’s own answer is onboarding: every customer gets a specialist who builds out the account and walks the team through setup. Whether that’s worth the difference depends on how much setup help you need.
Does Tripleseat have a contract?
Yes. Tripleseat’s Master Service Agreement sets a one-year initial term, unless the order form says otherwise, and it renews automatically unless either side gives notice at least 30 days before the term ends. Tripleseat can change fees for a renewal term with 60 days’ notice, and each added location starts its own one-year minimum.
Is MyVenueHQ a good Tripleseat alternative?
For an independent event or wedding venue that wants a published price and no annual contract, yes. MyVenueHQ is free for up to 20 events a month and $100 a month after that, with floor plans and revenue reporting included. A hotel or a large restaurant group may be better served by Tripleseat.
Can I move my events from Tripleseat to MyVenueHQ?
Contacts import from a CSV file. Founding venues also get an hour with the MyVenueHQ team to set up their first event.
Sources
All read on October 10, 2026. Prices, packages and terms change; check Tripleseat’s site for the current version. Tripleseat is a trademark of its owner. MyVenueHQ isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Tripleseat.
- Tripleseat packages: the $375 starting price, unlimited users, add-ons priced individually, and the onboarding answer, in its pricing FAQ
- Tripleseat Master Service Agreement, sections 5.1 to 5.3 (term, renewal, added locations) and 6.6 (fee changes at renewal)
- Tripleseat proposals, contracts and BEOs
- Tripleseat and Lightspeed