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Trybe vs Tikerama

Tikerama sells your tickets. Trybe sells them and builds your audience.

If you want to keep 100% of the ticket price and build an audience you own, choose Trybe: the buyer pays the 10% service fee, fans pay with Mobile Money or a card, and every buyer becomes a contact you can email for free and reach by SMS. If you need cash sales through physical points of sale, Tikerama's network covers them.

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Who pays what on a 10,000 FCFA ticket

Our math, from each platform's published rates, before tax.

Trybe

Buyer pays

11,000 FCFA

You receive

10,000 FCFA

10% service fee, paid by the buyer.

Tikerama

Buyer pays

10,000 FCFA

You receive

9,000 FCFA

10% commission on tickets sold.

Tikerama's terms say a service fee may be added to the ticket price for the buyer. Its rate isn't published, so it isn't counted here.

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Where they differ

FeatureTrybeTikerama
Points of sale
No. No physical points of sale.
Yes. Partner points of sale for buyers who pay cash.
Email campaigns
Yes. Self-serve campaigns to your Community, free for events you host on Trybe.
Partial. Listed as a service on its pricing page. How it works isn't published.
SMS campaigns
Yes. Self-serve, paid per message in tokens, to any segment.
Partial. Listed as a service on its pricing page. How it works isn't published.
Social media ads
Yes. Facebook and Instagram campaigns launched from Trybe, with ticket sales counted at checkout.
Partial. Social media sponsorship listed as a service on its pricing page.
Automations
Yes. Visual builder: welcome, reminders before the show, win-back after it.
Not documented. Not on its pricing page.
Instagram comment-to-DM
Yes. Auto-replies send your ticket link by DM.
Not documented. Not on its pricing page.

Why organizers choose Trybe

Keep 100% of the ticket price

The buyer pays the service fee, so a 10,000 FCFA ticket puts 10,000 FCFA in your account. With a 10% commission you would keep 9,000.

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Marketing you run yourself

Send email and SMS campaigns, set up automations and launch Meta ads from your dashboard, when you decide, and see the sales each one brings.

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An audience that stays yours

Every buyer joins your Community, ready for your next event's pre-sale.

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Why you might choose Tikerama

  • Physical points of sale for buyers who pay cash.
  • Payouts every Monday from 30 days before the event, by bank transfer or Mobile Money.
  • A presence in several West and Central African countries.

Switching from Tikerama to Trybe

  1. 1

    Add your bank details

    Enter your Ivorian bank details (RIB) so your sales can be paid out.

  2. 2

    Import your contacts

    Bring the phone numbers and emails you already have from a CSV file.

  3. 3

    Publish your event

    Fans pay with Orange Money, MTN MoMo, Moov Money, Wave or a card, in FCFA.

Frequently asked questions

Is Trybe cheaper than Tikerama?

For the organizer, yes: Trybe takes no commission from you. The buyer pays a 10% service fee and you receive the full ticket price. Tikerama keeps 10% of each ticket sold and may add a service fee for the buyer.

Which payment methods does Trybe accept in Côte d'Ivoire?

Orange Money, MTN MoMo, Moov Money, Wave and bank cards, in FCFA.

Can Trybe pay me out to Mobile Money?

Not yet. Mobile Money is how your fans pay; your sales are paid out to your Ivorian bank account.

Sources

Everything we say about Tikerama comes from its own pages, checked on October 5, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Email help@trybe.fm and we'll fix it. Tikerama : tarifs · Tikerama : FAQ organisateurs · Tikerama : conditions générales de vente

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