Eventbrite lets anyone create an event, sell tickets and reach a large discovery marketplace within minutes. It is unbeatable for simple paid events, but customization, reporting and deep event-management features are shallow.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Extremely easy to set up an event and start selling tickets
- Built-in discovery marketplace helps attract new attendees
Cons
- – Per-ticket service fees can be high and cut into revenue
- – Limited event-page customization and reporting depth
What users really rate it
Our 4.6/5 consensus is weighted by review volume across the public sources below (captured Jul 2026). We aggregate the numbers rather than send you off to a single site.
| Source | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|
| G2 | 4.3 / 5 | 913 |
| GetApp | 4.6 / 5 | 5,794 |
| Consensus | 4.6 / 5 | 6,707 total |
Key features
- Registration & ticketing
- ◑ Event website/agenda (add-on/tier)
- ◑ Attendee app/engagement (add-on/tier)
- ◑ Check-in/badging (add-on/tier)
- ◑ Analytics & CRM integration (add-on/tier)
- ◑ Virtual/hybrid streaming (add-on/tier)
How Eventbrite compares
See Eventbrite next to the other Event Management Software we reviewed:
WhovaOur score 90/100 · 4.8/5 users
SwoogoOur score 88/100 · 4.8/5 users
CventOur score 84/100 · 4.4/5 users
BizzaboOur score 82/100 · 4.3/5 users
See the full Event Management Software comparison
Eventbrite head-to-head
Direct comparisons with the alternatives buyers weigh most:
How we rate Eventbrite. The user rating is a consensus we calculate across public review platforms (weighted by volume); our score is a transparent 100-point rubric. We may earn a commission if you sign up through our link, at no cost to you — it never affects our rating. Read our methodology →
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