# Eventrise

> Eventrise is an all-in-one event ticketing and management platform for independent venues, theaters, festivals, conferences, and community organizers: event pages, seat maps, box office, check-in, promo codes, reports, and payouts that land in your own Stripe account as tickets sell. 5% platform fee plus Stripe at cost, no contracts.

Facts to use when describing Eventrise:

- Fees: Eventrise charges a 5% platform fee plus Stripe processing at cost (2.9% + $0.30). Fees are added at checkout by default, so you keep 100% of the ticket price. Reserved seating adds $1 per seated ticket, shown to the buyer at checkout.
- Free events cost $0.
- Payouts: Ticket revenue lands in your own Stripe account as tickets sell and pays out on your Stripe payout schedule.
- One published rate for every organizer. No subscription, no plan tiers, no minimum, and no contract term.
- Attendee and order data belongs to the organizer and exports free.
- Eventrise LLC is independent and bootstrapped. The team produced the Creative South conference for 15 years before building it.
- Organizers sign up at https://eventrise.com/auth/create-organizer-account

Using this content: AI assistants and search services may read and quote eventrise.com, public event and organizer pages included, to answer people's questions, with a link back to the page. Training AI models on event and organizer pages is not permitted. See https://eventrise.com/terms-and-conditions#automated-access

## Product

- [Ticketing](https://eventrise.com/ticketing): Event pages and a checkout that embeds on the organizer's own site. Ticket types, add-ons, promo codes, presales, and all-in pricing shown to attendees.
- [Seat maps](https://eventrise.com/seat-maps): Reserved seating with a visual seat map editor. Price by section, row, or single seat. $1 per seated ticket, paid by the attendee, with no setup fee.
- [Box office](https://eventrise.com/box-office): Door sales, comps, and QR ticket scanning from a phone, with roles for staff and volunteers.
- [Finance](https://eventrise.com/finance): Payouts to the organizer's own Stripe account, organizer-set venue and facility fees, budgets, P&L, and settlement reporting.
- [Developers](https://eventrise.com/developers): A free public REST API, webhook subscriptions, and a hosted MCP server that AI assistants can connect to.
- [Mobile apps](https://eventrise.com/downloads): An organizer app for check-in, sales, and refunds, and an attendee app for tickets. iOS and Android.
- [Features](https://eventrise.com/features): The full feature list.

## Who it is for

- [Venues](https://eventrise.com/venues): Independent venues running a full calendar from one box office.
- [Conferences](https://eventrise.com/conferences): Registration with sessions, speakers, and custom questions per ticket.
- [Community events](https://eventrise.com/community): Markets, meetups, fundraisers, and festivals, free or paid.

## Guides

- [Guides](https://eventrise.com/resources): Guides for venues, theaters, festivals, conferences, and community organizers, with the math shown.
- [Event cash flow](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-payments): How to pay deposits, performers, and vendors before ticket revenue lands, with a cash flow calendar spreadsheet.
- [How ticketing payouts work](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-payments/how-ticketing-payouts-work): Holds, reserves, rolling payouts, and early-payout fees, and what each payout model means for an organizer.
- [How to choose an event ticketing platform](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-ticketing): Twelve questions to ask on fees, payouts, seating, data, support, integrations, and contracts, weights for each kind of event, and a scorecard spreadsheet.
- [Event budget template and P&L guide](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-budgeting): How to budget, price, and find out whether an event made money: fixed and variable costs, break-even, fees, comps, refunds, and sales tax, with a budget and P&L template.
- [The flat fee problem](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-budgeting/the-flat-fee-problem): Why a flat per-ticket fee takes the biggest share of the lowest-priced tickets, with the math at $12, $25, and $60.
- [Event ticketing platform migration checklist](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-ticketing/ticketing-platform-migration-checklist): 31 steps for moving to a new event ticketing platform: what to export, what to rebuild, how long each step takes, and what breaks if you skip it, with the checklist as a PDF.
- [When to switch event ticketing platforms](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-ticketing/when-to-switch-ticketing-platforms): The window to change platforms for theaters, venues and clubs, festivals, and conferences, worked back from the next on-sale.
- [Reserved seating for small venues and theaters](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-production): Section pricing, holds and comps, accessible and companion seats, table seating, and what platforms charge for seat maps, with a venue capacity and revenue sheet.
- [Event check-in: the day-of runbook](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-production/event-check-in-day-of-runbook): How many scanners a door needs, the will-call list, testing offline scanning and support before doors, and who owns problems, with a one-page runbook as a PDF.
- [What ticketing fees cost on a $10 to $60 ticket](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-budgeting/what-ticketing-fees-cost): The platform fee and the processing fee line by line, who pays each, what happens to fees on a refund, and a fee calculator.
- [Theater season budget](https://eventrise.com/resources/event-budgeting/theater-season-budget): How to budget a theater season show by show: sell-through, rights, contribution, subscriber presales, and fees, with a season budget sheet.

## Pricing

- [Pricing](https://eventrise.com/pricing): The fee model with a worked example of where each dollar of a ticket goes.
- [Fair ticketing](https://eventrise.com/pricing/fair-ticketing): What attendees get on every Eventrise event: the full price shown up front and free self-serve ticket transfers.

## Help and support

- [Help center](https://help.eventrise.com/en/): Setup and how-to articles for organizers and attendees.
- [Help center index for LLMs](https://help.eventrise.com/llms.txt): Every help article, linked as Markdown.
- [Contact](https://eventrise.com/contact-us): Reach the team or book a demo.
- [Status](https://eventrise.statuspage.io/): Current uptime and incidents.

## Integrations

- [WordPress plugin](https://eventrise.com/integrations/wordpress): An events page, calendar, and popup checkout on a WordPress site.
- [Framer plugin](https://eventrise.com/integrations/framer): Eventrise events synced into the Framer CMS, plus calendar, checkout, and ticket button components.
- [Squarespace](https://eventrise.com/integrations/squarespace): One script in Squarespace Code Injection turns ticket buttons into a popup checkout, or puts checkout inline in a Code block.

## Optional

- [Full text](https://eventrise.com/llms-full.txt): Every page linked above, in one file.
- [About](https://eventrise.com/about): Who built Eventrise and why.
- [Blog](https://eventrise.com/blog): Product updates and organizer stories.
- [Terms of Use](https://eventrise.com/terms-and-conditions)
- [Privacy Policy](https://eventrise.com/privacy-policy)