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Event ticketing software helps publish events, collect registrations, sell tickets and manage people at the door. Inside a broader business platform, an event also becomes part of each contact’s history. Invitations begin with the people you already know, attendance remains connected to them, and the next campaign, presentation or conversation can continue from the same record.
Eventbrite does more ticketing and gives public events access to a marketplace where new audiences can find them. Art.Industries takes a different approach: events are one part of the platform, connected to the contacts, catalogue and sales behind them. This comparison covers ticketing, invitations, discovery, attendance and fees.
Checked on 4 October 2026 · Sources
| Feature | Art.Industries | Eventbrite |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Business platform where events share contacts, catalogue and sales history | Dedicated event ticketing, promotion and discovery platform12 |
| Public and private events | Yes. Public or invitation-only events | Yes. Public, link-only or password-protected events3 |
| Tickets and RSVPs | Partly. Free RSVPs, paid tickets, capacity and waitlists | Yes. Ticket types, promo codes, reserved seating, holds2456 |
| Free of platform fees | Yes. No cut; Stripe's standard processing fees only | No. 3.7% + $1.79 per paid ticket; none on free events7 |
| Invitations and guest lists | Yes. Branded invitations sent to your existing contacts | Yes. Email campaigns to uploaded lists and past attendees89 |
| Event discovery | No. No event marketplace | Yes. Marketplace search, recommendations and followers1011 |
| Check-in at the door | Partly. Guest list and attendance now; scanning coming soon | Yes. Free check-in app with scanning and door sales1213 |
| Attendee history | Yes. Attendance kept on each contact record | Partly. Orders and attendance per event; CSV export14 |
| Catalogue and inventory | Yes. Works, editions and objects in one catalogue | No. No inventory stated2 |
| Website and publishing | Yes. Your own website, on your own domain | Partly. Event pages and an organiser profile on Eventbrite1116 |
| Sales and invoices | Yes. Private and online sales with invoices and deposits | No. Ticket sales only; no product sales or invoices stated213 |
| Network and marketing | Yes. Contact history, segments and email campaigns | Partly. Email campaigns to your event subscribers89 |
Eventbrite keeps orders and attendance within its event records and makes attendee reports exportable. Art.Industries also keeps attendance on each person’s contact record, beside their invitations, interests, purchases and other activity with the business.
Eventbrite charges a service fee on paid tickets, with buyers paying by default, while free events carry no ticketing fee. Art.Industries takes no cut of ticket sales; payments go through the organiser’s own Stripe account at Stripe’s standard processing rates.
Yes, for public or invitation-only events built around your own contacts and audiences. Eventbrite fits better when you need more advanced ticketing or its marketplace to help new people discover and book the event.210
No. Paid tickets are processed through your own Stripe account. Stripe’s standard processing fees apply, but Art.Industries does not add a percentage or take a cut of the ticket sale.
No. Art.Industries does not offer an event marketplace. You can publish the event through your own website and share it through branded invitations and campaigns. Eventbrite lists eligible public events in its marketplace.10
Yes. Your team can follow the guest list and mark attendance from the event record. Ticket scanning is coming soon with the Art.Industries app. Eventbrite already provides scanning and door sales through its free organiser app.1213
Yes. Art.Industries supports invitation-only events, free RSVPs and capacity limits. Eventbrite also supports private events shared by link or password, and it charges no ticketing fees for free events.37
Yes. If Eventbrite is how you prefer to run your tickets, keep using it. You still have the Inventory Manager and everything else in Art.Industries, and you can move your events across whenever it suits you.
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