Companies Using Eventbrite

Eventbrite's count is easy to misread, because the brand is so much bigger than its footprint on other people's websites. A domain counts here when a page loads Eventbrite's widget script or a script from its asset host, cdn.evbstatic.com. Our October 2026 crawl finds that on 1,206 domains, 5th of 57 in Event & Ticket Booking, and 685 of them match to a company. That is a count of organisers who put Eventbrite on their own website. Eventbrite says it has helped sell 270 million tickets to more than 4.7 million events, and most of those organisers never embed anything. On 16 October 2026 I opened every host in our live set to see what the count is made of.

Embeds, forwards and the rest

The first thing I found was a group that didn't belong. 98 of the 1,303 hosts (7.52%) forwarded straight to an Eventbrite event page, and 21 of those were Eventbrite's own organiser subdomains. A party promoter buys a domain, points it at the event listing, and our crawler lands on Eventbrite's page and sees Eventbrite's scripts. Those are Eventbrite users, but not embeds, so we took them out; the 1,206 is what's left. Of the 1,205 remaining hosts I opened, 1,014 (84.1%) loaded the checkout script, 907 in the page source and 107 once scripts ran. 80 live sites showed no Eventbrite script on the homepage, 46 hid behind bot walls, 43 timed out and 22 were dead or parked.

"About one Eventbrite domain in thirteen wasn't a website at all. It was a spare domain pointing at an event listing, and those are gone from this count." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: if you build an Eventbrite list from any other source, drop domains whose final address is on eventbrite.com. They have no website to pitch, and the organiser's contact details sit on the Eventbrite listing.

One organiser, many domains

Some customers bring a fleet. One digital-marketing conference series has 32 domains in the count, one per city edition, and both editions I opened load the checkout. A parenting publisher's titles add 15 domains that all lead to one site. A county government has 6 addresses that all end up on its main site, where the homepage no longer shows the checkout. None of these is large enough to move the headline much, but they matter when you count accounts.

Sales signal: dedupe by final URL and organiser. That conference series alone is 32 rows of one account.

One reading so far

The chart has a single point: 1,206 domains in October 2026, the first month counted after the cut. Earlier monthly totals predate it, and they wouldn't be like-for-like anyway, because the domains we crawl turn over every month as dead sites drop out and new ones are added, and our detection widens. Churn is easier to read. Since 4 August 2026, 147 domains dropped Eventbrite on at least one hostname and 26 still run it elsewhere, so 121 left it entirely. Plenty of the counted domains exist for a single event, and a domain like that has a natural end date.

"Eventbrite's footprint on organisers' own sites is small next to its user base. It counts the organisers who wanted the checkout on their own site, and for a seller that's the more useful list." - Elif Arslan, CMO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: don't size an Eventbrite market from this page. Size the embedded segment, the organisers who invested in a website.

Who embeds it

61.24% of the 663 matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 25.04% have 11 to 50. No industry reaches 9%: non-profits lead at 8.96%, then entertainment providers at 6.63% and events services at 6.3%. Together, the non-profit, civic and religious rows make up 15.43%. The older tail is real, with 23 organisations founded before 1960, among them the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco (1877) and United Way of Dane County (1922). Some larger organisations embed it for one programme: South Dakota Mines on its alumni site, Solix Technologies on a conference site. LA Metro puts it on metro.net.

Sales signal: the buyer is an events or community manager, often at a non-profit. Pitch event tools by season, not by company size.

Where they are

The United States has 412 matched companies, the United Kingdom 83, Canada 34 and Australia 30. With Ireland's 8, those five hold 567 of the companies in our top 15. Those are the countries Eventbrite's pricing page names for its plans, bar New Zealand. Germany (16), France (12) and Italy (11) come next, and Eventbrite now prices its Premium plan in euros there too.

Sales signal: for a rival with local payment methods, the German, French and Italian organisers here already sell online and may want a local option.

The stack around it

These shares are of the 1,206 live domains. WordPress runs on 64.26% and Elementor on 25.12%. Google Analytics is on 71.31%, MailChimp on 11.11% and Constant Contact on 1.66%. Shopify sits at 2.74%. The typical embed is a WordPress events page on an organisation's own site.

Sales signal: WordPress event plugins, EventOn and Tickera among them, already compete for these exact pages.

What it costs

Eventbrite's pricing page (16 October 2026) lists no fee for free events. Paid tickets carry a service fee of 3.7% plus $1.79 per ticket and a payment processing fee of 2.9% per order, paid by buyers by default. An optional Premium subscription costs $69 a month in the US; the older Pro email plan, still shown from $15 a month on that page, is closed to new subscribers, per Eventbrite's plans article. The Embedded Checkout help page describes the two embed styles, a button that opens a checkout window and a checkout shown in the page. Eventbrite was taken private by Bending Spoons in 2026, per Wikipedia.

Sales signal: per-ticket fees are what the competitor pages ranking for Eventbrite alternatives attack. Organisers with frequent paid events feel them most.

Key takeaways

1. 1,206 domains, 5th of 57, counting embeds, not organisers.

2. 98 forwarding domains removed; 84.1% of the hosts we kept loaded the checkout.

3. Small organisers, with community organisations the largest cluster (15.43%).

4. English-speaking markets dominate: 567 of the top-15 companies.

5. A WordPress embed: 64.26% of sites.

How to use this list

Dedupe fleets like that conference series, then filter by industry and country. The full list of Eventbrite domains with company and stack data is on TechnologyChecker.io; our Etix page covers the next venue ticketing company in the table.