Servomo vs Xceed
Xceed or Servomo? What your venue keeps from every ticket
In short: Xceed charges a 3% transaction fee if the venue absorbs it (which can be passed on to the guest: €1.60 on €20) plus a 15% referral fee on what comes from its verified marketplace; Servomo charges the venue 4% with no contract down to 2% with a 4-year contract, booking fees are set by the venue and 0% on VIP tables, with payment into the venue's own terminal.
Xceed is a well-established nightlife platform in Spain: a club app with its own audience, ticket sales, guest lists and tables. According to its pricing page, the transaction fee is 3% when the organiser absorbs it, and it can be passed on to the guest. In its own example, a €20 ticket costs the customer €1.60 more.
Servomo charges the venue 4% with no contract down to 2% with a 4-year contract of sales, and any booking fee for the guest is set by the venue, not the platform. VIP tables carry no commission, and payment goes straight into the venue's terminal with Bizum and card.
The 7 Xceed alternatives in 2026
1. Servomo
Ticket sales, guest lists, promoters, VIP tables and door control from a phone, with every sale charged into the business's own card terminal (card and Bizum).
Price: No monthly fee, just a percentage of what you sell, from 4% with no contract to 2% with a 4-year contract. Each ticket pays at least €0.30 + VAT. VIP tables and free guest lists pay no commission, and any booking fee for the buyer is set by the organiser (up to 10%).
Where the money goes: Into the business's own card terminal (Redsys, with card and Bizum), in its name: Servomo never touches the funds and there's no payout to wait for.
2. Fourvenues
Nightlife software from Valencia: tickets, guest lists, promoters, VIP tables, access control, bar POS and cashless.
Price: Not published; you request it through a form.
Where the money goes: Its website doesn't say.
3. Premiumguest (CoverManager)
Premiumguest, now CoverManager: software for nightclubs, beach clubs, events and festivals.
Price: A booking fee of €0.50 + 5% per ticket, which according to its website is usually paid by the end customer; its plans don't publish a price.
Where the money goes: Through its own payment gateway (the fee covers bank charges and transfers); no payout timeframe stated.
4. Entradium
Spanish ticketing platform: creating events is free and it charges a percentage per ticket sold.
Price: A booking fee charged to the buyer of 1%, 2% or 2.5% + VAT, depending on the plan.
Where the money goes: Through its own gateway; it pays out every Tuesday for events already held.
5. DICE
Ticketing platform for gigs and clubs with a discovery app for fans.
Price: Not published; you talk to its sales team.
Where the money goes: Its website doesn't give timeframes.
6. Eventbrite
Global events platform with a discovery marketplace.
Price: According to its pricing page on eventbrite.es: 6% per ticket (Essentials) or 9% + €0.19 (Professional), paid by the buyer by default; no fee for free events.
Where the money goes: Through its own payment gateway.
7. Ticket Tailor
British ticketing platform, no contracts, with a flat fee per ticket instead of a percentage.
Price: A flat fee per ticket (+ VAT) that can be passed on to the buyer; no fee for up to 5,000 free tickets a year.
Where the money goes: Straight into the organiser's Stripe, PayPal or Square account: it never touches the money.
For each platform we only report what it publishes on its website, checked on 25 October 2026.
What is Xceed?
Xceed is a Spanish nightlife platform combining a club marketplace with ticketing, guest list and table software. According to its pricing page, it charges a 3% transaction fee if the organiser absorbs it, offers free reservations at no cost and applies a 15% marketing referral fee to bookings completed through its verified marketplace.
Servomo vs Xceed: quick comparison
| Servomo | Xceed | |
|---|---|---|
| Sales fee | No monthly fee: 4% with no contract down to 2% with a 4-year contract of sales (minimum €0.30 + VAT per ticket), paid by the business. VIP tables pay no commission | 3% transaction fee when the organiser absorbs it, according to its pricing page |
| If passed on to the guest | The venue pays the commission. Any booking fee for the buyer is the venue's decision, not the platform's | It can be passed on to the customer: in its own example, on a €20 sale the customer fee is €1.60 |
| Marketplace fee | 0%: appearing in Servomo's local marketplace is included, for your events too | A 15% marketing referral fee on bookings completed through its verified marketplace |
| VIP tables | No commission: the table deposit goes in full into your terminal | According to the terms of its tables product |
| Who collects the money? | The venue, in its own terminal in its name (Redsys, with Bizum and card) | The platform collects and invoices its commission to the venue weekly |
| Whose brand is it? | The venue's: your event page, your CRM and your campaigns, with no platform brand in front | The marketplace has its own brand and its own audience |
| Legal invoicing | TicketBAI in Bizkaia, Gipuzkoa and Álava and VERI*FACTU in the rest of Spain (not yet in Navarre) | It invoices its commission to the venue |
What getting paid online costs you
Where the money goes
Servomo: The money goes from the buyer straight into the business's own card terminal (Redsys/Bizum, in its name). Servomo never touches the funds, so there's no payout to wait for
Xceed: The platform collects the sale and invoices its commission to the venue weekly, after payments
What your customer pays on top of the price
Servomo: Whatever the business decides: any booking fee is set by the organiser, not the platform (up to 10%)
Xceed: It depends on how the venue sets it up: if it chooses to pass the commission on, the guest pays it (€1.60 on a €20 ticket, in its own example)
If you sell tickets for a nightclub or venue
Servomo
No monthly fee: 4% with no contract down to 2% with a 4-year contract of sales (minimum €0.30 + VAT per ticket), paid by the business. VIP tables pay no commission
Xceed
3% if the venue absorbs it, plus a 15% referral fee on what comes from its verified marketplace
A night of 800 tickets at €15 (€12,000 sold)
€480 with no contract (€240 with 4 years), settled afterwards. Any booking fee for the guest is up to the venue
€360 if the venue absorbs it. If that night came through its verified marketplace, the 15% referral fee would be €1,800
Source: Xceed pricing page (3% transaction fee absorbed by the organiser · free reservations at no cost · example of a €1.60 customer fee on €20 · 15% marketing referral fee on the verified marketplace), checked in August 2026.
The verdict: Servomo or Xceed?
Xceed has its own audience, and that's worth money: its 15% marketing referral fee is a defensible acquisition cost. What's expensive is paying for your own sales (your promoters' and your regulars'): Xceed charges 3% that can be passed on to the guest; Servomo, 4% with no contract down to 2% with a 4-year contract settled afterwards, with no commission on VIP tables and the money in your terminal. Servomo wins on your own sales; Xceed, if what you're buying is discovery.
Servomo wins on
- With a contract, from 2% compared with its 3% transaction fee, and no 15% referral on the marketplace
- No platform commission to pass on to your guests
- VIP tables with no commission
- Your brand in front: the venue's event page, CRM and campaigns
- Payment into the venue's terminal with Bizum and a legal Spanish invoice
Xceed fits if…
- All you're after is its audience: people who don't know you and discover your venue in its app
- You accept paying 3% on your own sales too (your promoters' and your regulars'), which were already yours
Why businesses choose Servomo
- With a contract, from 2% compared with its 3%, and no 15% referral fee when the sale comes from the marketplace.
- No platform commission to pass on to your guests; any booking fee is your call.
- VIP tables pay no commission.
- Your brand in front: the venue's event page, CRM and campaigns, not the platform's.
- Bizum, payment into your own terminal and a legal Spanish invoice.
Everything Servomo includes
- A dedicated person for your business, on WhatsApp or in person, and custom development of what you need
- Online ticket sales with QR, charged instantly to the business's own card terminal (card and Bizum via Redsys): no waiting until after the event to get paid
- A login for each role, and each one only sees their part: door, promoters, box office, bar, hostess, office, design and admin
- Your website with your brand, colours and line-up, on your own domain too, built and run by us
- Tickets in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet
- Ticket types with price tiers, quotas, add-ons and discount codes
- Guest lists and free lists with no commission
- Promoters with their own link: they see what they sell, sell from their quota offline and the night's settlement is automatic
- VIP tables with a deposit and a live floor plan, with no Servomo commission
- Door control with the doorman's phone: QR scanner, live capacity and scope by door and ticket type
- Box office at the door and a log of incidents and bans
- Bar POS on each bartender's phone and, at festivals, NFC wristbands to get in and pay at the bars
- Live reports for the night (tickets, tables, bar and promoters)
- Safe ticket resale between customers
- Friend groups and a photo wall for every night, so your crowd comes back
- Email campaigns to your own buyers, with a tracked link for each place you advertise
- A legal invoice for every sale: TicketBAI in Bizkaia, Gipuzkoa and Álava and VERI*FACTU in the rest of Spain (not yet in Navarre)
- iPhone and Android apps; Spanish, Basque and English as standard
Conclusion: Xceed or Servomo
Xceed brings something real that Servomo doesn't give away: its audience. If what you need is for people who don't know you to discover your venue, that 15% referral fee is a marketing cost, not a toll. But for your own sales (your promoters', your socials' and your regulars'), paying 3% that can be passed on to your crowd doesn't add up against a commission paid by the venue that drops to 2% with a contract.
FAQ: Servomo vs Xceed
How much does Xceed charge?
According to its pricing page (checked in August 2026): a 3% transaction fee if the organiser absorbs it, which can be passed on to the customer (€1.60 on a €20 ticket in its example), free reservations at no cost and a 15% marketing referral fee on bookings completed through its verified marketplace.
How much does Servomo cost for a nightclub?
No monthly fee: 4% with no contract down to 2% with a 4-year contract of what you sell (minimum €0.30 + VAT per ticket), settled afterwards. VIP tables and free guest lists pay no commission. Servomo's fee is paid by the venue, never added on by the platform. If you want a booking fee for the buyer, you set it (up to 10%) or charge none. With no contract you can leave whenever you like; a contract only lowers the percentage.
Where does the ticket money go with Servomo?
Into the venue's own card terminal (Redsys, with card and Bizum), in its name, like any other card sale. Servomo never touches the funds and there's no payout to wait for; its percentage is invoiced separately.
Do VIP tables pay commission with Servomo?
No. The table deposit goes in full into the venue's terminal, with no Servomo commission.
How do I switch to Servomo?
Write to us and we'll set up your first event: we can move your published line-up to Servomo, you add your promoters with their links and connect your bank's card terminal. With no contract you can try it and leave whenever you like.
Other comparisons
Comparison based on each provider's public information. Third-party terms can change: always check them on their official website. Xceed is a trademark of its respective owner and has no relationship with Servomo.