The platform hasn’t met all of our needs, specifically integrating with our website. One grieving customer had this to say about the too-big-to-fail ticketing platform, Eventbrite:įor the past 5.5 years we have used Eventbrite to support our year-round programs from class registrations to ticket sales to fundraising. As of this month, those ticketing fees have more than doubled! We’ve heard from many non-profit organizations that are seeing their ticketing fees double on the Eventbrite platform.īefore this latest increase in ticketing fees, many organizations on the platform were paying over $300 per month in ticketing fees, while using the Eventbrite. Not only are for-profit organizations suffering an increase in ticketing fees, but many non-profits are also seeing a substantial rise in ticketing fees, as well. Non-profit Customers are Being Fleeced by Eventbrite
That means, if fees are increasing, the quilting company will stand to lose well over $40,000 in ticketing fees, next year. So, it saddens us to see closed-source platforms, such as Eventbrite, increasing their fees, even for their non-profit customers.Įarlier this year, we reported on a quilting events and workshops company that is losing $21,000 in ticketing fees annually, by using Eventbrite. If you have answered yes to any of the above, then we welcome you to our open source, event ticketing platform, Event Espresso, with open arms.Īt Event Espresso, we believe in Open Source Software and the rights it provides users. We are dying to know, are Eventbrite fees putting a dent in your pocketbook? Is your non-profit organization suffering through the latest round of Eventbrite ticketing fee increases? Have your ticket sales have been shut down for violating Eventbrite’s TOS?
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