Make the switch

Bring your events
to One Ticket.

From Eventbrite, Humanitix, Luma or TryBooking: paste an event’s link and it comes across into the builder, ready to check. Nothing changes where it was.

Open your event’s page and copy the address from the top of your browser. Nothing is published until you say so.

Free to start: just your email, no password and no card.

Check-in on a phone: a guest welcomed with their ticket type
An event page on One Ticket on a phone: Sunset Market Night, tickets from $10.00

Fees, like for like

Where you’d keep more

What you’d keep, with the fee absorbed by both. Each page works it out for your tickets, your price and how often you run them.

On EventBookings, Ticketebo, Ticket Tailor or Sticky Tickets? See how its fees compare, like for like, in the fee comparisons. On TryBooking? Its fees are a little lower than ours: see what you’d gain.

Then three steps

Three steps to your new page

Step 1: Paste your link

Copy your event’s address from where it is now and paste it above. The builder opens with your event in it.

Step 2: Check and publish

Check the details, the tickets and the cover, connect Stripe for paid tickets, then publish.

Step 3: Share the new link

Point people to your One Ticket page, and check them in from your phone on the night.

Answers to your questions

Which platforms can I bring an event over from?

Eventbrite, Humanitix, Luma or TryBooking. Paste a public event’s link and the builder opens with its name, description, date, times, place and tickets filled in. Nothing is saved until you publish, and nothing changes where it was.

What doesn’t come across?

Questions at checkout, discount codes, caps and sales dates. Your orders and attendees stay where they were.

Do I have to pay for One Ticket?

No. The Free plan has no monthly cost: your buyers pay the booking fee and you receive your full ticket price, or you absorb it, on any plan, Free included.

What if my platform isn’t here?

Set your event up fresh in the builder: it takes minutes. Or describe it in a sentence and the Assistant drafts it for you.

Your next event,
on One Ticket.

Connect Stripe when you are ready for a paid ticket. The first payout lands in your own account.