An Eventbrite alternative for events you also stream

Eventbrite is a ticketing service. If you also stream your event, the stream has to come from somewhere else. Below is what Eventbrite's own pages say about fees, payouts and streaming, set beside how AVP.Live does each, so you can see which fits your show.

Who each is a fit for

Eventbrite

Eventbrite is a fit if you mainly need tickets and registration for a live event and you will stream, if at all, through another service.

AVP.Live

AVP.Live is a fit if the livestream and the replay are part of what you sell, and you want the tickets, the stream and the replay on one page.

Side by side

What Eventbrite's own pages say, read on 13 November 2026, beside what AVP.Live does. The numbers in brackets are the sources below.

What it charges the organizer
Eventbrite
Eventbrite's pricing page lists a service fee of 3.7% + $1.79 per paid ticket and a 2.9% payment processing fee per order. Free events carry no fee.[1][2]
AVP.Live
12% of the ticket price on livestream and replay tickets and 5% on in-person tickets, plus card processing. There is no monthly fee, and free tickets carry no fee.
Who pays the fee
Eventbrite
Ticket fees are paid by buyers by default, and organizers can choose to absorb them when they set up their ticket types.[3]
AVP.Live
Your buyers pay the fee on top of your price by default, or you choose to absorb it, for your whole organization.
When you are paid
Eventbrite
By default, payouts are sent three days after the event ends. Accounts that qualify for early payouts can be paid weekly or bi-monthly.[4][5]
AVP.Live
Ticket sales are paid into your own Stripe account as they happen, and Stripe pays out to your bank on its own schedule.
The livestream
Eventbrite
An online event gets a page for registered attendees that shows the links to your livestream. Live video can be added through Eventbrite's Zoom integration, or you can link to another video provider. The pages we read describe linking to a stream, not Eventbrite hosting and selling one.[6][7]
AVP.Live
AVP.Live hosts the livestream. You send it from OBS or vMix, and ticket holders watch on the event page, which also sells the tickets.
The replay
Eventbrite
We did not find replay sales described on the Eventbrite pages we read.
AVP.Live
The recording becomes the replay and goes on sale by itself after the show, at its own price if you set one.

The numbers are on the pricing page, and the calculator shows what a show could bring in.

Sources: Eventbrite's own pages

  1. [1] Eventbrite pricing page“3.7% + $1.79 service fee per ticket Applies to paid tickets only. 2.9% payment processing fee per order”
  2. [2] Eventbrite pricing page“No fees for free events”
  3. [3] Eventbrite pricing page“Event ticket fees are paid by your buyers by default, or you can choose to absorb them when you set up your ticket types.”
  4. [4] Eventbrite help centre, set up a payout schedule“By default, payouts for your events are sent three days after your event ends.”
  5. [5] Eventbrite help centre, set up a payout schedule“If your account doesn't qualify for early payouts, you can only receive your payout after your event ends.”
  6. [6] Eventbrite help centre, online event page“dedicated online event page to show the links to your webinar, livestream, and other resources attendees need. Only registered attendees can access that page.”
  7. [7] Eventbrite help centre, online event page“Add live video with Eventbrite's Zoom integration or link to another video provider.”

AVP.Live is not affiliated with Eventbrite. These are statements from its own published pages, read on 13 November 2026, and they may have changed since. Where a page did not say something, we have written that we did not find it, which is not the same as saying the company does not do it. If anything here is out of date or wrong, email info@avp.live and we will correct it.

Questions

Can I use Eventbrite for tickets and AVP.Live for the stream?
Yes, and some promoters will. The difference is that on AVP.Live the ticket and the stream are the same purchase, so there is nothing to link and no second list of buyers.
Are the figures on this page current?
They are what Eventbrite's pages said when we read them, on the date shown. Fees change, so check Eventbrite's own pricing page before you decide.

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