Event ticketing and promotion
Eventbrite
Self-service ticketing, registration and promotion for events of any size.
Eventbrite lets organisers publish events and sell tickets themselves. Free events can be published at no cost; paid tickets carry a per-ticket service fee and a payment processing fee, and a Pro subscription adds email marketing. Bending Spoons agreed to buy Eventbrite in December 2025 and reports completing the acquisition on 10 March 2026.
Where it shines
- Free events have no ticketing fees for organisers or attendees.
- Publishes its ticket fees.
- Documents a public API with webhooks.
Check before signing
- Ownership changed in 2026 (Bending Spoons); check current terms and plans.
- Fees vary by country; the figures above are from the US pricing page.
What it offers
- Objectives
- Disciplines
- Markets
- Global
Technical details
- Category
- Events platform
- Deployment
- Cloud (SaaS)
- Pricing model
- Free tierCommission
Something is listed only when it can be checked. A connection we could not confirm is left off, and Find your stack then credits a public API at half weight.
Our six checks
- Transparency: met
- Interfaces: met
- Delivery: met
- Consent: not known yet
- Data: not known yet
- Commercial terms: met
- TransparencyMet
Pricing and terms are published.
Publishes its ticket fees: 3.7% + USD 1.79 per paid ticket plus 2.9% payment processing per order (US page).
- InterfacesMet
An API, data export and integrations are documented.
Documents a public API (v3) with webhooks.
- DeliveryMet
What the product claims to do is documented.
Fees and plan contents are described on its pricing pages and help centre.
- ConsentNot assessed
Consent and preference management is built in.
Not shown in the sources checked.
- DataNot assessed
Data ownership, residency and export on exit are stated.
Not shown in the sources checked.
- Commercial termsMet
No hidden lock-in in the commercial terms.
Publishing is free for events of any size, with or without a paid plan.
Not assessed is not a failure — it means we have not checked yet. Methodology
Evidence
Sources
- Create an Event for Free: PricingTo re-check
- It's Now Free to Publish Events on EventbriteTo re-check
- Intro to APIsTo re-check
- Eventbrite API DocsTo re-check
- Bending Spoons S.p.A. Form 6-KTo re-check
- Bending Spoons to Acquire Eventbrite in $500 Million Cash DealTo re-check
Every attribute
The same attributes, measured by the same rules, for every listing. "Not recorded" means we have not checked yet — never a "no". Spot something missing or wrong? Suggest an edit.
Identity
| Type | Platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Categories | Events platform | |
| Founded | Not recorded | |
| Headquarters | Not recorded | |
| Ownership | Part of a larger group | |
| Parent company | Bending Spoons | |
| Open source | No | |
| Added by | IMC Report team |
Fit
Capabilities
Commercial
| Pricing models | Free tier, Commission | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Yes | |
| Starting price | US$0.00 (October 2026) | |
| Published contract terms | Not recorded |
Trust
The community
| "Looks right" confirmations | 0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Community experiences | 0 |
Experiences and ratings
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Profile shape
- Disciplines
- 17
- Reach
- 100
- Connectors
- 0
- Features
- 0
- Price clarity
- 100
- Criteria shown
- 67
Breadth measures from recorded facts — not a quality score.
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