Enter your event details — the who, what, where, when, and why.

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I’ve used Eventbrite to register for local meetups in Washington, DC, and niche fitness classes like puppy yoga. On the attendee side, it’s pretty easy to use for registration and to track my upcoming events.

On the event management side, Eventbrite allows you to set up your event registration in three easy steps:

Create your tickets and select the price or type (e.g., single vs. multi-day pass). You can also offer discounts for early-bird and group purchases.
Open your registration and share the event via web page or social media.
What the G2 score says: Eventbrite has a G2 score of 4.3. Here’s what users think:

Pros: Positive reviews say Eventbrite offers "multiple types of registration setups" and "management dashboards with good analytics tools." Users also like that you can "customize the registration look and feel" using your own graphics and logos.
Cons: This one actually comes from an event guru (my mom, again). She said it "doesn’t work well for large events" that require "more detailed attendee data and tracking options."
What I like most: The simple three-step setup seems like it algeria whatsapp number database would work great for smaller-scale events and newer event marketers. Plus, Eventbrite is recognizable. As a consumer, I trust the platform as a reliable source to find events near me.

Price: Eventbrite offers both free and paid plans. The Essentials and Professional plans are free if you host a free event. Eventbrite will only charge you when you sell a paid ticket.

8. vFairs
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vFairs is another end-to-end event platform that helps you manage the entire event lifecycle. I looked through the software suite, and it includes check-in and badge printing software, virtual events software, event ticketing and registration software, and more.

vFairs allows you to: