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Find the package that's right for you
Use Eventbrite for free, by passing the fees to your attendees
Find the package that's right for you
Use Eventbrite for free, by passing the fees to your attendees
The solution to start selling tickets quickly and easily
One ticket type (e.g. "General Admission")
Ticketing & registration essentials
Organiser mobile app
Listing on Eventbrite and partner sites
Ticket fees include payment processing
A powerful solution to boost sales and grow your business
Everything in Essentials, plus:
Unlimited ticket types
Ticket sales on your own site
Customisable checkout forms
Detailed sales analytics
Reserved seating
Team access and permissions
Scheduled payouts
Customised solution for large and complex events
Everything in Professional, plus:
A consultation with our events team to optimise your business's events and pricing strategy.
A powerful solution to boost sales and grow your business
Everything in Essentials, plus:
Unlimited ticket types
Ticket sales on your own site
Customisable checkout forms
Detailed sales analytics
Reserved seating
Team access and permissions
Scheduled payouts
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Frequently asked questions
- Can I change my package?
- Yes! You can change your package at any time. Upgrades will apply immediately to all your live and drafted events, so you can take advantage of Professional product capabilities. Downgrades will apply only to events created after you make the change.
- What is a "ticket type"?
- A ticket type is a unique combination of name, price, and availability that you create to create demand or appeal to different audiences. For example, an event with "General Admission - Early Bird", "General Admission - Regular" and "VIP" has 3 ticket types.
- Is Eventbrite free to use if my events are free?
- Yes! Both our Essentials and Professional products are free for free tickets — we only charge you each time you sell a paid ticket. Organisers with only free events have access to everything in Essentials, and everything in Professional except for phone, chat or email support.
- What are ticketing and registration "essentials"?
- Ticketing and registration essentials include the things you need to successfully execute a simple event, including a mobile-optimised event page, general admission ticketing, a summary reporting dashboard, exportable attendee data and on-site check-in.
- Do packages and prices differ by location or currency?
- Eventbrite's pricing is based on your package. Packages differ slightly based on feature availability for each region, and price tiers determined by the event's currency. Based on your current location, Essentials pricing is £0.49 + 3.5% per paid ticket and Professional pricing is £0.59 + 6.95% per paid ticket. Both packages are always free for free tickets.
- What if I don't want to list my event on Eventbrite and partner sites?
- Each time you create a ticketing or registration page, you'll have the opportunity to mark your event as "Public" or "Private." If you mark it "Private", it won't be listed on Eventbrite or any of our partner sites. If you mark it "Public", it'll be listed on both to help you reach new audiences.
- How do I pay my fees?
- When using Eventbrite's payment processing, you have the option to either "absorb" your fees and pay them out of your ticketing revenue, or pass them along to your ticket buyers. The majority of organisers who pass fees to their buyers pay nothing out of pocket to use Eventbrite! If you choose to use a third-party payment processor, you'll be invoiced for your fees.
- What are my payment processing options?
- The vast majority of Eventbrite organisers use Eventbrite Payment Processing, our native payment processor that enables full access to all features in your selected package and has historically increased sales conversion by up to 20%. If you already have a PayPal or Auth.net payment processing account, you're welcome to use either of those providers as well.