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TryBooking vs Workshop Mate

TryBooking confirms 5 of the features we check on its own site; Workshop Mate confirms 4. Starting prices: TryBooking 0 · per ticket sold + 2.5% processing, Workshop Mate AUD 91/mo · AUD + GST per month. Both integrate with Xero.

TryBooking

Australian schools, clubs and event organisers who want low per-ticket fees with every feature included.

Watch out: Positioned around the Australian market (GST, ABN); no monthly plan, fees apply per paid ticket.

Workshop Mate

Car mechanical workshops in Australia and New Zealand that want web-based job cards, invoicing and quoting.

Watch out: Integrations such as Xero are charged per integration, and the product is focused on AU/NZ workshops.

Overview & pricing
CategoryBooking & HospitalityBooking & Hospitality
SpecialtyEvent ticketingAuto workshop management
Based in🇦🇺 Australia🇦🇺 Australia
Best forAll sizesSMBs
Starting price0 · per ticket sold + 2.5% processingAUD 91/mo · AUD + GST per month
Free plan✓YesUnconfirmed
Free trialUnconfirmed✓14 days
Features confirmed on each vendor’s site
Online booking · Core features✓Take bookings and payments, free, paid or donationsUnconfirmed
Reminders · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Automatic reminders to keep customers coming back
Event ticketing · Core features✓Create, sell and manage event ticketsUnconfirmed
Access control / QR · Core features✓Scanning App for entry management across multiple doorsUnconfirmed
Web app · PlatformUnconfirmed✓Web-based workshop software, access from any device
Public API · Platform✓Developer API access to build your own integrationsUnconfirmed
Works offline · Platform✓Box Office App for in-person sales works offlineUnconfirmed
Phone support · SupportUnconfirmed✓Support phone line listed (02) 9623 6403
Email support · SupportUnconfirmed✓Support email support@jeal.com.au
Integrations
Listed on its siteXero, Stripe, SalesforceXero, MYOB

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Every ✓ / ✕ comes from the vendor’s own website (sources on each product page). Unconfirmed means the site doesn’t say — not that the feature is missing.