Looking for an Eventbrite alternative for tours, attractions or events? Compare fees for your country and the booking journeys your guests use. Eventbrite supports recurring and timed-entry events as well as one-off events.
Country-specific Eventbrite fees
Eventbrite’s published fee information lists UK online service fees of 6.95% plus £0.59 per paid ticket, with no separate processing fee in that listing. US fees list 3.7% plus $1.79 per paid ticket and 2.9% processing per order. Confirm your account’s current fee base, country and custom terms. Free tickets have no ticketing fee, and optional marketing or Premium plans have separate pricing.
TicketingHub’s published pricing
TicketingHub lists 3% per successful online, OTA or card-paid in-person booking, with cash sales free and no monthly or setup fee. Operators can absorb the booking fee or pass it to guests. Payment processing charges and marketplace commissions are separate. Confirm additional services and contract terms in your proposal.
Compare total costs without omitting processing
For 400 UK tickets at £25 each, applying 6.95% plus £0.59 to £10,000 produces £931 in listed Eventbrite fees. TicketingHub’s 3% software fee on the same value is £300, but its separate processing and any other applicable charges still need adding. The £631 difference between those figures is not a verified net saving. Confirm who absorbs or passes on fees and the actual final checkout total.
Embedded checkout and recurring events
Eventbrite documents embedded checkout on an operator’s website, subject to eligibility, and recurring or timed-entry events. TicketingHub offers a mobile-friendly website widget and scheduled reservations. Test your dates, ticket categories and shared-capacity requirements in both systems.
Customer changes and on-site ticket sales
Eventbrite documents configurable self-service transfers and ticket sales through its Organizer app. Features, fees, supported currencies and payment hardware have conditions. Compare those workflows with TicketingHub’s eligible Magic Link changes and supported point-of-sale setup using real examples.
Test your complete reservation workflow
Demonstrate your products, ticket categories, shared capacity, checkout, confirmations and staff booking access. Confirm each marketplace connection, ticket mapping, cancellation process and point-of-sale device you need. Check specialist requirements directly rather than inferring missing features from a short pricing page.
TicketingHub guest changes and waivers
Magic Link offers eligible self-service changes according to product settings and deadlines. Digital waivers can use the separate Smartwaiver integration; confirm its subscription, signing journey and staff checks. Test your actual participant requirements and cancellation policy.
Agree migration scope and timing
Confirm which products, future bookings, customer records and vouchers can be imported from available exports. Agree cost, timing, payment-provider arrangements and responsibility for existing refunds. Reconcile capacity and train staff before opening the new booking journey.
Compare complete written proposals
Use your real sales mix to compare software fees, payment processing, marketplace commissions, taxes, optional services and implementation. Confirm support and contractual terms before committing.
What are the best Eventbrite alternatives?
The right shortlist depends on your ticket prices, recurrence, seat selection, distribution and operational requirements. Compare event-ticketing and tour-booking platforms using the same sample products and complete costs. Ask each supplier to demonstrate essential features before choosing a replacement.
Sources reviewed
Official Eventbrite pricing and help documentation and TicketingHub pricing reviewed 19 October 2026. Country rates, eligibility and account terms need confirmation before a cost decision.
