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Event ticketing and promotion

Eventbrite

Self-service ticketing, registration and promotion for events of any size.

Platformeventbrite.comSelf-service ticketing in many countries; owned by Bending Spoons since 2026Reviewed October 2026
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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
Event promotion
Disciplines
Events and experiential
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 checks4 of 6 met
High confidence
  • TransparencyMet

    Publishes its ticket fees: 3.7% + USD 1.79 per paid ticket plus 2.9% payment processing per order (US page).

  • InterfacesMet

    Documents a public API (v3) with webhooks.

  • DeliveryMet

    Fees and plan contents are described on its pricing pages and help centre.

  • ConsentNot assessed

    Not shown in the sources checked.

  • DataNot assessed

    Not shown in the sources checked.

  • Commercial termsMet

    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

EvidenceSources: 6

Sources

  1. Create an Event for Free: Pricing — Eventbrite, accessed 2026-10To re-check
  2. It's Now Free to Publish Events on Eventbrite — Eventbrite, 2024To re-check
  3. Intro to APIs — Eventbrite Platform, accessed 2026-10To re-check
  4. Eventbrite API Docs — Eventbrite Platform, accessed 2026-10To re-check
  5. Bending Spoons S.p.A. Form 6-K — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, 2026To re-check
  6. Bending Spoons to Acquire Eventbrite in $500 Million Cash Deal — Skift Meetings, 2025-12-02To re-check
Every attribute29 recorded · 21 not yet

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Identity

Type
Platform
Categories
Events platform
Founded
Not recorded
Headquarters
Not recorded
Ownership
Part of a larger group
Parent company
Bending Spoons
Stock ticker
Not applicable
Open source
No
Added by
IMC Institute team

Fit

Objectives
Event promotion
Disciplines
Events and experiential
Number of disciplines
1
Suits
Student (learning the field)
Company sizes
Not recorded
Industries
Not recorded
Markets
Global
Reach
100/100
Interface languages
Not recorded
Support languages
Not recorded

Capabilities

Features
Not recorded
Public API
Not recorded
Webhooks
Not recorded
Full data export
Not recorded
AI features
Not recorded
Connects to
Not recorded
Number of connectors
Not recorded
Deployment
Cloud (SaaS)
Can run on your own servers
No
Availability
Generally available

Commercial

Pricing models
Free tier, Commission
Free tier
Yes
Starting price
US$0.00 (October 2026)
Published contract terms
Not recorded

Trust

Transparency
Met
Interfaces
Met
Delivery
Met
Consent
Not recorded
Data
Not recorded
Commercial terms
Met
Checks met
4
Attestations
Not recorded
Data residency
Not recorded
Accessibility statement
Not recorded
Public status page
Not recorded
Security page
Not recorded
How much we've checked
High
Sources
6
Last reviewed
October 2026

Recognition

Analyst recognitions
0

The community

"Looks right" confirmations
0
Community experiences
0
Community rating
Not applicable

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DisciplinesReachConnectorsFeaturesPrice clarityCriteria shownEventbrite
Disciplines
17
Reach
100
Connectors
0
Features
0
Price clarity
100
Criteria shown
67

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