Branded ticket shop
Tiqqo
Branded, mobile-first shop for every event, linked from your own website with a button or link
Eventbrite
Event pages on eventbrite.nl and an embeddable checkout; a fully white-label shop is not listed on their website
Comparison
Tiqqo vs Eventbrite
Tiqqo charges a fixed €0.79 excl. VAT per paid ticket, plus payment costs; in the Netherlands Eventbrite charges 2% + €0.49 (Essentials) or 4% + €0.99 (Professional) per ticket. Eventbrite pays out after your event by default, while Tiqqo lets you request payouts from your available balance. Eventbrite also runs a public event marketplace.
Prices and features checked on October 7, 2026
Tiqqo
Ticketing, CRM and email marketing in one European platform
vs
Eventbrite
Global ticketing marketplace from the US with built-in event discovery
At a glance
CRM and customer profiles
Tiqqo
A customer profile from every order, with segmentation
Eventbrite
Audience lists from buyers, segments by attendance and purchases; no full customer profiles
Email marketing
Tiqqo
Email campaigns, automated follow-ups and tracking links, sent from your own email domain
Eventbrite
Built in: 250 marketing emails a day for free, 2,000 to 10,000 with Pro
Payouts
Tiqqo
Request payouts from your available balance
Eventbrite
3 business days after the event by default; earlier payouts only for eligible organizers after their first event
Feature comparison
Based on each provider's public information. Where something is not public, we say so.
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- Partly or via a separate product
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- Not listed publicly or on request
| Feature | Tiqqo | Eventbrite |
|---|---|---|
| Ticket fee | €0.79 excl. VAT per paid ticket, plus payment costs (depending on the payment method); no percentage; paid by the buyer by default | Essentials 2% + €0.49, Professional 4% + €0.99 per ticket (tickets from €10.01); VAT basis not stated; no separate processing fee listed for the Netherlands; buyer pays by default |
| Monthly fee | None | None to publish; Eventbrite Pro for more marketing emails from $15 a month |
| Free events | Free, no ticket fee | Free, no fees on free tickets |
| Branded ticket shop | Branded, mobile-first shop for every event, linked from your own website with a button or link | Event pages on eventbrite.nl and an embeddable checkout; a fully white-label shop is not listed on their website |
| Scanner app | Scan tickets with the app on regular smartphones | Eventbrite Organizer app |
| CRM and customer profiles | A customer profile from every order, with segmentation | Audience lists from buyers, segments by attendance and purchases; no full customer profiles |
| Email marketing | Email campaigns, automated follow-ups and tracking links, sent from your own email domain | Built in: 250 marketing emails a day for free, 2,000 to 10,000 with Pro |
| Payouts | Request payouts from your available balance | 3 business days after the event by default; earlier payouts only for eligible organizers after their first event |
| Languages | English, Dutch, German and French | Global, multi-language including Dutch |
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Choose Tiqqo if
- You sell higher-priced tickets and want a fixed fee instead of a percentage.
- You want access to your money before the event by requesting payouts from your available balance.
- You want full customer profiles and segments to build a returning audience.
- You want your own branded ticket shop instead of an event page on a marketplace.
If you mainly want to sell through a public event marketplace, Eventbrite may be enough.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tiqqo cheaper than Eventbrite?
It depends on your ticket price. In the Netherlands Eventbrite charges 2% + €0.49 (Essentials) or 4% + €0.99 (Professional) per ticket, so the fee grows with the price: €0.99 or €1.99 on a €25 ticket. Tiqqo charges a fixed €0.79 excl. VAT per paid ticket, plus payment costs. Eventbrite does not state whether its fees include VAT and lists no separate processing fee for the Netherlands, so compare the totals at your own ticket price. For tickets under €10.01, Essentials charges €0.49.
What is a good alternative to Eventbrite in the Netherlands?
If you want your own branded ticket shop, a fixed fee and a customer database you control, Tiqqo is a European alternative with iDEAL: €0.79 excl. VAT per paid ticket plus payment costs, free events free, and a built-in CRM and email campaigns. Other platforms organizers often compare are Weeztix, Ticket Tailor and CM.com; see our comparison overview.
When does Eventbrite pay out?
By default Eventbrite pays out 3 business days after your event ends, and banks outside the US can take another 5 to 7 business days. Earlier payouts are only available to eligible organizers after their first event. In Tiqqo you request a payout from your available balance when it suits you.
Does Eventbrite have a CRM?
Eventbrite builds audience lists from your buyers and lets you segment by past attendance and purchases, with 250 free marketing emails a day. It does not offer full customer profiles like a CRM. Tiqqo creates a customer profile from every order and includes segmentation and email campaigns.
Do I lose marketplace reach if I leave Eventbrite?
Eventbrite lists events on its public marketplace, so part of your buyers may find your event there. With Tiqqo you sell through your own branded shop and grow a returning audience with your own customer data and email campaigns. Check your Eventbrite reports first to see how many buyers actually come from the marketplace.
Try Tiqqo for your next event
Set up your branded ticket shop for free. You pay €0.79 excl. VAT per paid ticket plus payment costs, and free events stay free.
Other comparisons
Tiqqo vs Weeztix
Per-ticket fee plus 1.8% booking costs; CRM and campaigns via the separate Gigz product.
Tiqqo vs Ticket Tailor
Low flat fee paid by the organizer, payments through your own Stripe or PayPal, no CRM.
Tiqqo vs Paylogic
Enterprise festival ticketing from EVENTIM Benelux; pricing only on request.
Tiqqo vs CM.com
Same €0.79 per general admission ticket; CRM and campaigns are separate CM.com products, payout after the event.
Tiqqo vs Universe
Ticketmaster's self-serve platform: 2% plus a fixed fee per ticket, no CRM.
Tiqqo vs WeTicket
A simple Dutch ticket shop; email marketing runs through an export to an external tool.
Sources and date checked
Competitor facts on this page come from these public pages, checked on October 7, 2026. Prices and features can change; let us know if something is out of date.
- Dutch fee table (Essentials 2% + €0.49, Professional 4% + €0.99), free events, buyer pays by default eventbrite.com/help/en-us/articles/755615/how-much-does-it-cost-for-organizers-to-use-eventbrite
- Free to publish, buyer pays by default, Eventbrite Pro from $15 a month eventbrite.nl/organizer/pricing
- Payout 3 business days after the event (+5 to 7 days for non-US banks) eventbrite.com/help/en-us/articles/640593/when-do-i-get-paid
- 250 free marketing emails a day, 2,000 to 10,000 with Pro, segmentation eventbrite.com/organizer/features/email-marketing