Eventbrite Reviews

Eventbrite is a great platform if you have an event (or events) you are selling tickets to online. - Easy to integrate into Facebook Events so your followers & FB friends can purchase tix right from the events page. - If you have a scanner, you can scan tickets and register guests as they arrive so you know who has entered already, and who has not yet scanned their ticket at will call- Pricing is not too expensive in comparison to many other ticketing sites

I think Eventbrite could reduce their fee structure a bit. As they are not involved in the event itself, taking a portion of each attendee ticket sale (3.5% fee) in addition to their $0.99 Service fee seems a bit excessive. I realize this is likely the structure that has allowed them to grow to such a large business in the events space, but I think this model may be a bit much as event organizers also have to pay the $9.99 monthly fee to be an Eventbrite member. However, in the grand scheme of things - the convenience of the Eventbrite service is worth the fees so far. Really no other major gripes with the service

It is easy to manage, user friendly. High accessibility for any user.

May be the fact that is not easy ti connect with the event organizers if you have an issue.

Free tickets event business venues and opportunities to gain networking

hidden cost and fees limit resources for certain business

Eventbrite is my go to for searching for events in my area. This works for personal use AS WELL as professional use because I'm searching daily for activities and events for the clients I serve.

Zero Cons, except I wish the Older reporting was going to still be available after January 1st.

Really good to see events and cpd with clear guidance of times, dates and cost.

Could be easier to find certain things or maybe have a mailing list with interests

What I like most about eventbrite is how easy it is to find tickets that i want/need and purchase them.

What I liek least about eventbrite is that sometimes when I purchase a ticket, it's a false event.

easy to use- good reward - fast responses and confirmations

i feel could be easier to log in and save your information

When you have a small event, it is user friendly and free

It is getting very restrictive, and not worth the pricing structure.

They send you reminders for your event and similar events

Sometimes its hard to find your ticket in the email or it's hard to access in email

Eventbrite offers a very simple way to create dynamic content directly into a browser, and it's simple user interface is very intuitive. Additionally, Eventbrite interfaces with several CRM platforms so we can interact with our target audiences effectively.

There are some limitations to the type of content we can offer. Primarily, the platform is geared to obtaining registrations for events, so trying to use it for other uses is limited. Additionally, our clients have complained that it is difficult downloading tickets, calendar invitations, or other third-party items that confirm an event registration.

Great way to learn about in person and online events of interest to me in my area and to get tickets.

While browsing events and getting tickets is mostly free other than the cost of the tickets, and creating small events (25 tickets or less) is pretty straight forward. in order to do larger events I have to pay for a subscription.

Eventbrite provides a very robust and comprehensive platform for registration for complex events. The support documentation available on its website is excellent. I've been able to easily find ways to accomplish everything needed for our events on Eventbrite.

The ability to ask custom questions during the registration process is extremely important for the events hosted by my organization. While custom question are supported by the Eventbrite platform, they have recently been moved so that they are asked only after registration is completed, with the result that users are able to register and pay for their tickets and then just ignore the custom questions.

Eventbrite is very easy to use And as well known by the public, so is also a relatively good promotional vehicle

It's not cheap. I always hate the percentage that comes out of ticket sales whether we pass it along to the consumer or not. For the price I feel that it could have more enhanced functionality.

Eventbrite is easy to set up for an event. We set up a conference with over 300 attendees with multiple discount codes. Payments are super easy and paid out quickly. The analytics are really helpful. We also used Eventbrite for our 50 volunteer positions. Since it was for volunteers we were able to use the Eventbrite app free of charge and easily set up extra options such as shirt sizes and preference of days/areas to serve.

Our greatest issue with our volunteer sign up is that it constantly got "sold out" with applications from India and Africa asking for letters of invitation to Canada for our event. I asked Eventbrite if I could limit the volunteer sign-up to our province, or even only Canada, but they have no way to do that. As such, I had to go into the app daily to delete ineligible volunteers.

I thought Eventbrite was relatively easy to buy tickets on, and I liked receiving an email confirmation once purchased.

When I bought my tickets for an event on Eventbrite, I was not given a barcode to check in at the event. It seemed as though there was miscommunication between the organizer of the event and Eventbrite. I used the "help" feature to attempt to talk to a representative, but no one got back to me in time. Seems very disorganized.

It's one of the popular tools for providing event registration and management, in addition, it includes information about events that match the user's interest.

As a user of Eventbrite for several years, I haven't experienced any negative issues that can change my opinion about the application.

The fact that all the main events are under one umbrella and that we get reminders beforehand for the best activities

Sometimes events appear as available when in reality they're sold out .

What I like most about Eventbrite is that you can find events in your neighborhood or surrounding areas to attend—whether you're looking to have a good time, network, or promote your own events.

Anyone can post an event on Eventbrite, and some may overhype their event, making it seem bigger than it is. People might overcharge, especially for vendor opportunities, and if no one shows up, it could end up being a waste of time and money.