Review on Eventbrite by Josh Moore

Eventbrite is an online ticket selling website where you can buy tickets for several events such as concerts or conferences. You can also create your own events through their website if you want to organize something special among your friends or colleagues. In order to use the site, it requires users have an account which is free of charge.



In terms of pricing structure, when buying a ticket from the site, they charge a small fee.

There are 2 types of fees: the "processing fee" and the "service fee". Here's how those two work:

The processing fee is composed of two parts: a per ticket charge set by the creator (the organizer) and a platform service fee (PSF) added by Eventbrite as an online marketplace. The PSF is calculated using a rate that varies depending on your account type, ranging from 3 to 8%. This rate ranges over time and also differs based on the event category and whether it's set up for ticketing via mobile devices.

So for example if you create an event and sell 50 tickets at $10 each, here's how it works with $0.99 processing fee per ticket:



Creator sets $8.99 price for the event (this would be the "recommended" price) and adds a 3% processing fee to this, so people will pay $9.32 each since it includes the 3% of Eventbrite PSF.

Service Fee is composed of two parts; an online service charge set by the creator (the organizer) and a payment processing charge added by Eventbrite as a payment provider. The processing charge is calculated using a rate that varies depending on your account type, ranging from 2.5 to 4%. This rate ranges over time and also differs based on the event category and whether it's set up for ticketing via devices.

Eventbrite is a site that enables people all over the world to plan, promote and sell out any event. It's an online ticket selling website where you can buy tickets for several events such as concerts or conferences. Eventbrite also allows users to create their own events through their website if they want to organize something special among friends or colleagues. In order to use the site, it requires account which is free of charge but there are 2 types of fees: processing fee and service fee.