Eventbrite is the marketplace for any event. Capacity is ticketing and marketing built around nightlife, live events and venues, in your own name.
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| Point | Capacity | |
|---|---|---|
| Where tickets sell | Your own website, in your own name. | The Eventbrite marketplace, or embedded on your site. |
| Whose name is on it | Yours, from the listing to the wallet pass. | Eventbrite’s checkout, with your event on it. |
| Fees | Agreed in the audit. | A service fee on every paid ticket, paid by the buyer by default. Free events are free. |
| Who keeps the buyer | You. Every buyer is a profile in your CRM. | You get reports and can email buyers through Eventbrite. |
| After the event | The CRM forecasts the next one and drafts the moves. | Email campaigns and Eventbrite Ads, inside Eventbrite. |
| Set-up | Set up around how you sell. Run it yourself, or with our team. | Self-serve. Pre-event payouts on a schedule. |
| Best for | Venues, promoters and events that want their own name on the ticket and their own customers. | One-off and general events that want the widest reach. |
Eventbrite figures from Eventbrite’s UK pricing page, checked November 2026. Check there for current plans.

A service fee on every paid ticket, paid by the buyer by default; organisers can choose to cover it. Free events carry no fee. The current UK rate is on Eventbrite’s pricing page.
Yes. Eventbrite connects, so buyers there land in the same CRM, and your next event can sell through your own site too.
Pricing is agreed in the audit, around how your business runs.
It looks at how you sell today, then shows you your next event in your own name.
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