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For event organizers

You sold out. So why can’t you touch the money?

Most ticketing platforms hold your revenue until after the event, while your deposits come due months before it. Eventrise pays out as tickets sell.

Eventrise event dashboard showing net sales, tickets sold and sales by ticket type

Why ticketing feels broken

The standard deal in ticketing

You announce the event, tickets sell for months, and the platform sits on the money until days after doors close. Some hold 20% in reserve on top. Some charge 3% just to release your own revenue early. Meanwhile the venue deposit, the insurance, and the talent are all due upfront. You are cash-rich on paper and cash-poor in practice. We built Eventrise because we ran events for 15 years and got tired of exactly this.

A better payout model

How Eventrise works

  1. Create your event. Page, tickets, seat map if you need one. Minutes, not days.

  2. Connect your own Stripe account. The money is yours from the first sale.

  3. Sell. Payouts land as tickets sell, and a human answers if anything comes up.

Built for organizers

What you get

  • Seat maps and reserved seating, included.

  • Mobile check-in that works offline.

  • Promo codes and add-ons.

  • Custom checkout questions.

  • Real-time sales and daily email summaries.

  • Attendee data that exports free, always yours.

  • Payments by Stripe. Your money moves through your own Stripe account, not ours.

  • Built by event organizers, after 15 years of running them.

Fee comparison

What a $25 ticket actually costs.

Fee

Eventrise

Eventbrite*

Fees per $25 ticket

$2.35

$3.44

Fees across 300 tickets

$705

$1,032

Reserved seating adds $1 per seated ticket, shown to the buyer at checkout.

Fees pass to attendees by default on both platforms. Lower fees at checkout means fewer abandoned carts, not just money saved.

*Eventbrite's published US rates as of August 2026 (3.7% + $1.79 service fee, 2.9% payment processing shown on face value, its conservative reading). General admission. Line items rounded to the cent; totals exact.

FAQ

Fair questions

Set up your first event free. Pay nothing until you sell.

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