Eventbrite alternative for UK organisers

Low fees, free to list, and real human support, without a monthly platform subscription.

Free to list · No monthly platform fee · Real human support

Ticketlab vs Eventbrite at a glance

Figures below use Ticketlab’s published UK booking fees (20p + a sliding percentage capped at 6%, no VAT on our fees) and publicly stated Eventbrite Essentials/Professional fee examples from our price comparison. Always check each provider’s live pricing before you switch.

Ticketlab Eventbrite (typical UK paid plan)
Monthly platform fee to list None Depends on plan; Professional adds higher per-ticket fees
Create and list events Free Free to create; paid tickets attract service fees
Example fee on a £10 ticket £0.70 (20p + 5%) Higher on Essentials/Professional in our published checks
Support Real humans; UK-focused team Large global help centre; less personal for small programmes
Built for Independent and community organisers Wide marketplace; enterprise features for large brands

Who switches to Ticketlab

  • Film clubs and community cinemas: regular screenings and seasons
  • Theatre and performance: halls, fringe, and touring shows
  • Festivals: multi-session programmes without enterprise overhead
  • Charities and community groups: transparent fees and free listing

For film clubs and community cinemas

Screening programmes need reliable tickets more than enterprise cinema software. Ticketlab supports multi-date seasons and one-night pop-ups without a monthly platform fee. See how film and cinema organisers sell tickets on Ticketlab.

Clear fees for community ticket prices

Ticketlab charges a small booking fee on paid tickets: 20p per ticket plus a sliding percentage (6% under £10, 5% from £10 to under £30, 4% at £30 and above). There is no monthly platform subscription to list. Free tickets stay free. Compare the numbers on our pricing page before you migrate.

Switching questions

Can I move from Eventbrite without a monthly fee?

Yes. Ticketlab does not charge a monthly platform fee to create or list your event.

When do organisers get paid?

With Stripe Connect, payments from each ticket purchase arrive in your bank account about 7 days after each purchase, with daily deposits while your event is on sale. Prefer a bank transfer instead? We send funds on the second Wednesday after your event. Full detail is in our Getting paid after your event guide.

Who pays the booking fee?

By default your guests pay the booking fee at checkout. You can absorb it in the ticket price where the product allows.

Ready for a simpler Eventbrite alternative?

Create your event on Ticketlab: free to list, low fees, built for UK organisers.