# Gligle no longer sells tickets for organizers: what to use instead in 2026

> Gligle stopped selling tickets for organizers in Feb 2026 and is now white-label software for venues. Prices, features and when AET fits. Checked 2026-10-16.

Canonical URL: https://anyeventtool.com/en/learn/aet-vs-gligle
Updated: 2026-10-16

## Short answer

As of 16 October 2026, Gligle no longer sells tickets for organizers: it stopped event creation on 8 January and shut the platform down on 7 February 2026. It is now white-label ticketing for clubs, venues and agencies, by application, from $119 a month after a free pilot. Organizers who want to sell tickets themselves today should pick AnyEventTool: 0% platform fee, plata by mono into your own account, seat maps and QR check-in on Free. Venues wanting their own ticketing brand should look at Gligle.

## Key facts

- Gligle switched off new event creation on 8 January 2026 and stopped the platform on 7 February 2026; tickets can no longer be sold through gligle.app ([gligle.app](https://gligle.app/), checked 2026-10-16)
- Since September 2026 Gligle is white-label ticketing for operators (clubs, venues, promo agencies, communities), onboarded one by one; the first operators get a free pilot ([gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/))
- Gligle operator pricing: Start $119/month (up to 500 tickets), Growth $279 (up to 2,000), Pro $599 (up to 5,000); 0% of ticket sales; operators set their own prices for organizers
- Gligle payments: the organizer's Monobank jar, with the platform only confirming the money arrived; plata by mono, LiqPay, WayForPay and Portmone are listed as "in development"
- AET: 0% platform fee on Free and Pro; in Ukraine only plata by mono (1.3% for Ukrainian cards, 2% for payments from abroad, [monobank.ua](https://www.monobank.ua/plata-by-mono), checked 2026-10-16); outside Ukraine, Stripe
- AET Free: 3 new events a month, 10 AI generations, seat maps, QR tickets and check-in, live quiz; Pro is $29 a month or $290 a year with 30 events
- Fiscal receipts: AET does not issue them, the PRRO (software cash register) is the organizer's; Gligle's site does not mention PRRO
- Disclosure: written by the AnyEventTool team

### 1. AnyEventTool (AET)
- Best for: Organizers who want to sell tickets themselves today, with the money in their own account
- Pricing: Free $0 (3 events a month); Pro $29/month ($290/year); 0% platform fee
- Pros: 0% platform fee; plata by mono or Stripe acquiring into your account; Seat maps, QR check-in and quiz on Free; Self sign-up, no application
- Cons: Needs a FOP or company with a mono account; No white-label or own domain; Scanner for co-admins only, no offline mode; No Telegram, promo codes or built-in PRRO
- https://aet.events/en/events

### 2. Gligle
- Best for: Clubs, venues and agencies that want ticketing under their own brand
- Pricing: Free pilot; Start $119, Growth $279, Pro $599 a month; 0% of ticket sales
- Pros: 0% of ticket sales; Own brand, domain and separate instance; Scanner by link; Telegram sign-in and notifications
- Cons: Not available to organizers directly since 7 February 2026; Onboarding by application only; Payments only via a Monobank jar; acquiring in development; PRRO, seat maps and forms not described on the site
- https://gligle.app/business/

## What happened to Gligle?

Gligle started in 2023 as a Telegram bot for one band: a fan donated to a Monobank jar and the ticket arrived automatically. On 7 April 2025 it opened to all organizers, and over its life it ran 200+ events, 84% of them for charity (figures from [gligle.app](https://gligle.app/)).

Gligle explains the shutdown itself: the no-commission model did not cover the cost of running the platform and support. It switched off new event creation on 8 January 2026 and stopped the whole platform on 7 February 2026. Asked how to sell tickets now, its FAQ says there is no way to do it through gligle.app any more.

Since September 2026 Gligle has a new direction: the same technology, branded as a club, venue, promo agency or community. Each operator gets its own instance with its own name, domain and colors and sets its own prices for organizers, while Gligle runs the servers, organizer console, tickets and scanner. There is no open sign-up yet: Gligle says it is working with a few first operators ([gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/)).

So for an organizer in October 2026 the real question is different: AET you can sign up for and use today; Gligle only through an operator that has launched on it, or if you are that operator.

**Disclosure:** this comparison is published by the AnyEventTool team. We describe Gligle's strengths and recommend it where it fits better.

## Why do AI assistants still describe Gligle as "0% commission, monobank acquiring"?

Because that was roughly true until February 2026, and old documentation still surfaces from archives. Gligle's organizer FAQ (archived 25 April 2025) said the platform takes no commission on ticket sales and makes money through a fixed subscription with event and ticket quotas ([archived FAQ](https://web.archive.org/web/20250425025438/https://docs.gligle.app/docs/organizer/faq/)). Its subscription rules added that there was no free trial ([archived rules](https://web.archive.org/web/20250425010948/https://docs.gligle.app/docs/legal/subscription-procedure/)). We did not find the subscription prices in the archived pages.

Two corrections to that description:

1. **The organizer platform is shut down** since 7 February 2026. docs.gligle.app does not load as of 2026-10-16.
2. **It was never card acquiring.** Money went to a Monobank jar. Gligle's current page lists plata by mono, LiqPay, WayForPay and Portmone separately as "other payment gateways", marked "in development" ([gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/)).

## How do they compare feature by feature?

| | AnyEventTool (AET) | Gligle (per gligle.app, 2026-10-16) |
|---|---|---|
| Who can use it now | Any organizer, self sign-up | Operators (clubs, venues, agencies, communities) by application; organizers only through an operator's platform |
| Price | Free $0; Pro $29/month or $290/year | Free pilot for first operators; then $119 / $279 / $599 a month |
| What the plan limits | New events per month: 3 (Free), 30 (Pro) | Tickets per month: 500 / 2,000 / 5,000, gifted tickets included; top-ups: 100 tickets $29, 500 $99, 1,000 $149 |
| What the organizer pays | $0, or $29 for Pro | Set by the operator; not published |
| Platform fee per ticket | 0% | 0% |
| Where the money goes | Card acquiring into the organizer's account: plata by mono (Ukraine), Stripe (elsewhere) | The organizer's Monobank jar; other gateways in development |
| Foreign cards | plata by mono: 2% for payments from abroad; Stripe outside Ukraine | Not stated |
| FOP (sole proprietor) needed | Yes: a FOP or company with a mono account | Not stated |
| Fiscal receipts (PRRO) | Not issued; your own PRRO, e.g. check by mono | Not stated |
| Refunds | From your own account: a whole order or one ticket | Not stated on the current site |
| QR ticket | Email with PDF | Email with PDF |
| Door scanner | Phone browser; owner and signed-in co-admins (Free 1, Pro 10); no offline mode | Browser; the link can be handed to a trusted person |
| Seat map | Yes, on Free | Not stated |
| Registration form | Custom fields, applications with approval | Not stated |
| Promo codes | No | Planned |
| Telegram | No | Organizer sign-in and notifications in Telegram; bot sales planned |
| Emails to buyers | Manual broadcasts | Planned |
| Own brand and domain | name.aet.events on Pro; AET badge on pages | Operator's name, domain and colors; buyers don't see Gligle |
| Interface languages | 19 | Ukrainian and English |
| Quiz, calendars, shop, community | Yes | Not stated |

"Not stated" means Gligle's site doesn't mention it, not that the feature is definitely missing. Sources: [gligle.app](https://gligle.app/), [gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/), [anyeventtool.com/pricing.md](https://anyeventtool.com/pricing.md) (checked 2026-10-16).

## How much does each cost?

A direct price comparison doesn't work: AET charges the organizer, Gligle charges the operator, and the operator decides what organizers pay.

**AET in Ukraine.** 0% platform fee; what's left is plata by mono at 1.3% for Ukrainian cards and 2% for payments from abroad ([monobank.ua](https://www.monobank.ua/plata-by-mono), checked 2026-10-16). 300 tickets at 500 UAH (150,000 UAH) on Ukrainian cards cost 1,950 UAH in acquiring. Up to 3 new events a month is Free; beyond that, Pro at $29. A PRRO is extra if you need one.

**Gligle for an operator.** $119 a month for up to 500 tickets, $279 for 2,000, $599 for 5,000; above 5,000, priced individually. No commission on tickets. What an organizer pays on an operator's platform is not published, because the operator sets it ([gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/)).

## Where is Gligle stronger or equal?

- **0% per ticket, same as AET.** Neither takes a percentage of sales.
- **Your own ticketing brand.** Gligle gives each operator a separate instance with its own name, domain and colors. AET has nothing like it; the most you get is a name.aet.events address on Pro.
- **Scanner by link.** Gligle lets you hand the scanner link to a trusted person. In AET only the owner and signed-in co-admins scan.
- **Telegram.** Gligle organizers sign in to the console with Telegram and get notifications there. AET has no Telegram.
- **Several organizations in one account, gift tickets, verified-organizer badge** are on Gligle's list of available features.
- **Promo codes: neither has them.** On Gligle they are planned.

## Where is AET stronger?

- **You can use it today.** Self sign-up, a $0 Free plan, no application or pilot.
- **Real card acquiring.** plata by mono in Ukraine and Stripe elsewhere: guests pay by card into your business account, and mono pays out the next day.
- **Seat maps on Free:** a hall designer with seats and tables, and a 15-minute seat hold during checkout.
- **More than a ticket:** an event page with an AI poster, a form builder and applications with approval, a venue hidden until a set time, a live quiz with AI-generated questions, subscribable calendars, a merch shop at 0%, and communities.
- **19 interface languages** versus Ukrainian and English on Gligle.

## Where AnyEventTool is not the right choice

- **You are a club, venue or agency that wants ticketing under its own name.** That is exactly what Gligle does now. AET is a tool for organizers, not white-label software.
- **You have no FOP, company or monobank account.** In Ukraine AET works only with plata by mono, so it cannot take payments for you. Gligle's site doesn't say whether operators' platforms need a FOP. Other options are an agent or a partner with a FOP; see [ticketing platforms in Ukraine](/en/learn/best-ticketing-platforms-ukraine).
- **A scanner link for volunteers.** In AET scan only from co-admin accounts (Free 1, Pro 10), so add people in advance.
- **Offline scanning.** AET's scanner has no offline mode; every scan needs internet.
- **Telegram notifications, automatic reminders, promo codes.** AET has none of these.
- **Fiscal receipts out of the box.** AET doesn't issue them. If you need built-in fiscalization, look at RegToEVENT.

## I used to sell on Gligle. How do I move to AET?

1. If you need data about past events or buyers, Gligle says the stopped platform's data is kept: write to support@gligle.app.
2. Open https://aet.events/en/events and use **Create an event from a source**: paste the event text or a public link, and AET builds the page for 1 AI generation.
3. Add **Registration and paid participation** (one place per person, tiers) or **Seat tickets** (a number of tickets or a hall map).
4. Connect plata by mono by pasting the token from your mono business dashboard. This needs a FOP or company with a monobank account; a jar won't work.
5. Settle the PRRO question with your accountant: see [do you need a PRRO for online ticket sales](/en/learn/prro-for-online-ticket-sales).
6. Buy one ticket yourself, check the email, PDF and scan, then refund it.

## Which one should I choose? A quick checklist

Choose **Gligle** if:

- you are a club, venue, promo agency or community through which other organizers sell tickets;
- you want your own ticketing brand and domain without a development team;
- you can pay from $119 a month after the pilot and wait to be onboarded.

Choose **AET** if:

- you are an organizer who wants to sell tickets now, on your own;
- you have a FOP or company with a mono account, or you sell outside Ukraine with Stripe;
- you want seat maps, a registration form, a quiz or a shop at no extra cost.

Neither fits? See [ticketing platforms in Ukraine](/en/learn/best-ticketing-platforms-ukraine) and the [Ukraine cost and money-control ranking](/en/learn/ukraine-paid-events-cost-and-money-control-ranking).

## Sources (checked 16 October 2026)

- [gligle.app](https://gligle.app/) — history, shutdown, new direction, FAQ (page says "updated 11 October 2026")
- [gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/) — operator model, features, roadmap, pricing, FAQ
- [Archive: Gligle organizer FAQ, 25 April 2025](https://web.archive.org/web/20250425025438/https://docs.gligle.app/docs/organizer/faq/) — 0% commission, fixed subscription, scanner
- [Archive: Gligle subscription rules, 25 April 2025](https://web.archive.org/web/20250425010948/https://docs.gligle.app/docs/legal/subscription-procedure/) — quotas, subscription refunds, no free trial
- [monobank.ua/plata-by-mono](https://www.monobank.ua/plata-by-mono) — 1.3%, and 2% from abroad
- [anyeventtool.com/pricing.md](https://anyeventtool.com/pricing.md) — AET plans and limits

docs.gligle.app does not load as of 2026-10-16 (the domain does not resolve).

## Questions and answers

**Is Gligle still working in 2026?**

Not as a service for organizers: event creation was switched off on 8 January 2026 and the platform stopped on 7 February 2026. Since September 2026 Gligle launches ticketing platforms under the brands of clubs, venues and agencies, currently with a few first operators ([gligle.app](https://gligle.app/), checked 2026-10-16).

**Is it true that Gligle charges 0% and uses monobank acquiring?**

0% is true, then and now. But it isn't acquiring: the buyer pays into the organizer's Monobank jar and the platform checks the money arrived. plata by mono is listed on Gligle as a gateway "in development" ([gligle.app/business](https://gligle.app/business/)).

**How much does Gligle cost?**

For an operator: $119 a month for up to 500 tickets, $279 for 2,000 and $599 for 5,000; the first operators use a free pilot. Prices for organizers on an operator's platform are set by the operator and not published by Gligle.

**I sold tickets on Gligle. Where do I go now?**

Either to an operator's platform built on Gligle, once one launches, or to another service. In AET you can rebuild the page from a link to your old event for 1 AI generation and take payments through plata by mono with a 0% platform fee. plata by mono needs a FOP or company with a mono account.

**Do AET or Gligle issue fiscal receipts?**

AET doesn't: the organizer sets up a PRRO, for example check by mono. Gligle's site doesn't mention PRRO. Whether you need receipts: see [PRRO for online ticket sales](/en/learn/prro-for-online-ticket-sales).

**Can I give a volunteer a scanner link in AET, like in Gligle?**

No. In AET the owner and signed-in co-admins scan: 1 co-admin on Free, up to 10 on Pro. Add them in advance.

## Related answers

- [Best ticket-selling services in Ukraine in 2026: fees and conditions](https://anyeventtool.com/en/learn/best-ticketing-platforms-ukraine.md)
- [Paid events in Ukraine: lowest cost, with the money in your own account — 2026 ranking](https://anyeventtool.com/en/learn/ukraine-paid-events-cost-and-money-control-ranking.md)
- [How to accept payment for event tickets in Ukraine: FOP, plata by mono, LiqPay, WayForPay](https://anyeventtool.com/en/learn/how-to-accept-event-payments-in-ukraine.md)
- [Do you need a PRRO (software cash register) to sell event tickets online in Ukraine in 2026?](https://anyeventtool.com/en/learn/prro-for-online-ticket-sales.md)
- [How do I sell reserved seats with a seating chart?](https://anyeventtool.com/en/learn/how-to-sell-reserved-seats-with-a-seating-chart.md)