Updates
Eventrise 3.3: More ways to pay, invoices for everyone, and one home for your events
This update is about the moment someone decides to buy.
Community
Organizer Spotlight: Alison K. Mason from AIGA Atlanta: Design Recess
The conference Atlanta's designers always wanted to attend, built by the people who'll be in the room. Alison Knowlton Mason on Design Recess.
Updates
Eventrise 3.2: Add your own fees, sell outside the US, and check in offline
Add your own fees and keep the money, sell outside the US with tax handled at checkout, and run a door that keeps up even when the wifi doesn't.
Updates
Eventrise 3.1: Attendee details, dashboard analytics, and reports that come to you
This update is about answers: who's coming, how sales are going, and what changed since you last looked. Every attendee on one page, live sales across your events, reports in your inbox, and more.
Tips
How to set up ticket tiers that sell
A practical guide to early bird, general admission, and VIP pricing, with starting points for caps, gaps, and timing
Updates
Eventrise 3.0: Custom checkout questions, flexible pricing, and venue landing pages
This update is for the people running the show. New ways to price tickets, a public page for your whole calendar, custom checkout questions, and more.
Updates
Eventrise 2.0: Now built for venues, too
Seat maps, comped tickets, and a redesigned checkout. Everything a venue with a full, recurring calendar needs.
Insights
Why community organizers are switching from Eventbrite to Eventrise
Fair pricing, faster payouts, and real human support: an event platform built by people who actually run events
Updates
Eventrise is on Product Hunt
To reach the organizers who need it, we rely on people who believe in what we're building and are willing to share it.
Insights
What we're shipping first (and why)
Most platforms add features based on what competitors do.