What is Eventbrite | How Does Eventbrite Work And Make Money?
What is Eventbrite:
Eventbrite is an event management and ticketing website. The service allows users to create, browse, and promote local events. The service charges a fee from the event organizers in exchange for online ticketing services, unless the event is free.
It is a web-based event management application created to simplify ticketing and registration for any type of event. Individuals, organizations, businesses, and virtually anyone else can use the platform.
It’s free for organizers to use Eventbrite only if you’re not charging for tickets! There are no monthly charges, enrollment costs, or setup fees.
Now the point is, how does Eventbrite work and make money?
They charge money when a ticket is purchased. They charge a service fee and credit card processing fee. If we talk about In figures, these fees are: 2.5% of the ticket value + $0.99 per ticket.
The last point comes in our mind, how we will get paid through Eventbrite and is it safe or not?
Eventbrite is safe. They comply with PCI requirements & use industry-standard encryption, so it’s safe to use credit card on Eventbrite. They do not sell personal information to third parties, and make sure that all of their employees are knowledgeable about their privacy.
To make sure you get paid for your ticket sales, it’s hard to enter your payout details. You can be paid by Cheque, direct deposit, PayPal. If you are using Salesforce as a CRM to manage your work, you can easily perform Eventbrite Salesforce Integration, as it provides an API for that. Event data is constructed through ticketing platform is directly integrated to salesforce contact list and promo code can be sent back to the Eventbrite.
Team Astrea IT can assist you in the above integration, as the team has already integrate Eventbrite with salesforce for various events. This integration is the best approach to up-to-date your integration efforts to appoint a data manager to inspect the whole process.
Apart from Eventbrite, we have done a lot of Software Integration with Salesforce.
