Ticketing websites that sell events in every Saudi city from one platform.

Buyers browse by city, date, category and venue, in Arabic first with an English version. Each city has its own landing pages, built for search, so someone looking for what is on in Dammam or Abha finds your listings rather than a reseller's. Venue pages hold directions, accessibility details and parking once, reused by every event. Dates can be displayed in Hijri as well as Gregorian form for buyers who plan that way.

If you sell for other organisers, each gets its own portal to create events, set prices, see live sales and download reports, while your team approves before anything goes on sale. Fees, revenue shares and settlement periods are stored per organiser and applied automatically.

Each event records the licence or approval it relies on, whether from the General Entertainment Authority, a ministry or a local authority, with dates and capacity conditions. Events cannot be published until the required fields are complete, and capacity cannot exceed the approved figure.

For finals, headline concerts and limited releases, buyers can be asked to verify their identity through Nafath before checkout, where your integration and agreements allow. Purchase limits then apply per verified person, not per email address, which makes bulk buying by touts far harder. Visitors without Nafath can verify through an alternative route you define.

Our ticket booking online payment integration in Saudi Arabia covers mada, Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay, STC Bank and instalments from Tabby or Tamara where your agreements allow, through a SAMA licensed provider. Corporate buyers can receive invoices payable through SADAD or bank transfer. Multiple merchant accounts can be supported where organisers settle separately.

When a tour opens in several cities on the same morning, demand can arrive at once. A virtual waiting room admits buyers in order per event, seats are held in fast memory during payment, and confirmations are queued so nothing is double sold. Each national on-sale is load tested against the traffic your campaigns are expected to create, and our team monitors the platform live during the first releases.

Each order, refund and credit note produces an e-invoice in the format ZATCA requires, with integration to Fatoora handled by the platform or your accounting system depending on your setup. Invoices are issued in Arabic, with English alongside, and can carry the organiser's details where you sell as an agent.

Data maps, consent records, retention rules and access controls are designed against the PDPL, with transfers outside the Kingdom planned carefully. Hosting can be in Saudi Arabia where your obligations or contracts require it, and security follows NCA controls, with logging and regular access reviews.

Hotels, travel agents, airlines, corporate buyers and other ticketing channels can receive stock through allocations or a documented API, with their own rates and reporting. Unsold allocations return to general sale at a cut off you choose, across every city.

Sales, attendance, refunds and settlement by city, venue, organiser, channel and campaign, with comparisons across seasons. Finance sees payouts matched to orders; marketing sees which cities and categories are growing. Exports feed accounting and business intelligence tools.