Eventbrite Reviews in May 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

Great for managing events

What do you like best? This is a great place to manage events, track registration, use mobile devices to make the on premises registration easy and fast. Also, you can have a page for the event, sync with social networks and add all the information, even the speakers! There are extensions available so you can download your data, or add other features to it! What do you dislike? There are a lot of good things but, with big events, sometimes there's a need to bulk add some attendees, or ...

From 10 to 100 attendee events, Eventbrite makes our events possible and efficient

What do you like best? Eventbrite simplifies the registration and billing pieces of our events. Eventbrite is also well-known and trusted which builds confidence in our events. Without Eventbrite, we would not be able to run as many events as we do without a much larger staff. What do you dislike? There is some room for improvement in contact management (it's there and it works fine but isn't full-featured. Email templates are very basic and might be improved a bit. Recommendations ...

Easy to use, trusted and well-known!

What do you like best? I like that Eventbrite works well for any size event, for any size company. They don't really have or need a niche market which makes them a great company in my opinion. It's well known and trusted so I've never had a problem with customers filling in their personal information when signing up for a virtual or in-person event. What do you dislike? It can be time consuming and a bit manual which I don't like, but events are very customization and differ from ...

How else would you run a ticketed event?

What do you like best? Most people know eventbrite, so they're aren't afraid to put their details onto the site to get their place at your event. It is a highly customisable site, so the event can be very much paid out as you want it to be and the data captured exactly what you need to capture. I use the search function to find events nearby that I'd enjoy attending, too. What do you dislike? It is highly customisable, so the first couple of times you set up your own event can be ...

Great site to manage an event

What do you like best? The clean, easy to understand interface. In my organization, we host several events per year (workshops, special tours, etc., and have people sign up on Eventbrite. Typically, our events are free, so this is a great way for us to manage our headcount and get an RSVP list. It is incredibly easy to create an event and customize the page. What do you dislike? The fee that Eventbrite charges. When my organization charges for an event, we have to have a discussion ...

Great platform, not the best for organic search

What do you like best? The registration process for a paid or free event is extremely simple. When I know what I'm looking for, it's easy to find. What do you dislike? It's very difficult to search for certain types of events. Hosts seem to do a good job of classifying events, but the site doesn't filter them well and sometimes I end up with suggestions that are a three hour drive when I'm looking for something local (within 20 miles. Recommendations to others considering the product ...

Great event management tool, short on analytics

What do you like best? It's relatively easy to create and manage events, setup tracking links, print out a guest list, add guests manually, and contact registrants via e-mail pre/post event. What do you dislike? I'd like to know which channels people are using to receive information about my events. The impressions vs. tickets sold numbers are not correlated in any way. I have to add tracking pixels for Google Analytics in order to find out where my customers are learning about my ...

Great platform for managing events - for professional and personal purposes

What do you like best? I like the ability to see who is attending certain events in our industry, and making it easy to share key details about event logistics. What do you dislike? There's not much to dislike, really. However, I suppose some could find it a bit of a hurdle to create an account when they simply want to attend an event. I don't see this as a major obstacle, but could see older generations not wanting to create an account (just another password to remember just so they ...