Step 1: Paste your link
Copy your event’s address from Eventbrite and paste it above. The builder opens with your event in it.
Switch from Eventbrite
Bring your event over
in minutes.
Paste your Eventbrite event’s link: its name, description, date, times, place and tickets come across into One Ticket’s builder. You check it, then publish.
Open your event on Eventbrite and copy the address from the top of your browser. Nothing is published until you say so, and nothing changes on Eventbrite.
Free to start: just your email, no password and no card.
Fees, like for like
What you’d keep
Move the sliders. Like for like: the fee absorbed on Eventbrite and on One Ticket.
You’d keep
$2,124more a year on One Ticket
With the fee absorbed on both, you receive $55,356 a year on Eventbrite and $57,480 on One Ticket, for 12 events of 100 tickets at $50.
Passing the fee on instead? Your buyers pay $2,076 less a year in all on One Ticket than on Eventbrite.
On a one-ticket order at published rates, August 2026. Each ticket counted as its own order. Uses Eventbrite’s published Australia paid-ticket service fee of 5.35% + $1.19 AUD per ticket. Free tickets have no service fee. Confirm current rates on Eventbrite if your plan differs.
What comes across
Your event, ready to check
From Eventbrite
- The event’s name, its summary and its description.
- The date, the start and end times, and the time zone.
- The venue and its address, or that it’s online.
- The ticket price: free, or the cheapest and the dearest as two ticket types to rename (Eventbrite’s page lists no more).
- Its cover photo, once you’re signed in, square or wide as it was there.
Then on One Ticket
- Keep the cover square or wide, or change the photo.
- Add any questions at checkout, discount codes, caps and sales dates.
- Connect Stripe for paid tickets: the money goes straight to your account.
- Your orders and attendees stay on Eventbrite.
Then three steps
Three steps to your new page
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.
And everything after
More than a ticket page
From the page people book on to the door and the numbers after. Every product works on the Free plan unless it says Pro and Team.
Free
Free
Events & tickets
Ticket types with their own caps and sales windows, questions at checkout, discount codes, waitlists and multi-day events.
FreeSeries & subscriptions
One page for every session, and plans billed weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Each subscriber’s ticket arrives on its own.
Free Premieres: Pro and TeamWebinars
Your join link on every ticket, or a recording played at a set time, like it’s live.
Pro and TeamReplays
The recording, sent to everyone with a ticket when the event ends, in person or online.
FreeThe door
QR check-in from any phone, a guest list by name, and a box office for cash and comps.
Answers to your questions
How do I move my event from Eventbrite to One Ticket?
Paste your event’s Eventbrite link at the top of this page and press Bring my event over. The builder opens with its name, description, date, times, place and tickets filled in, and its cover photo once you’re signed in. Check it, then publish. Nothing is saved until you do, and nothing changes on Eventbrite.
What doesn’t come across?
Questions at checkout, discount codes, caps and sales dates. Your orders and attendees stay on Eventbrite.
Is One Ticket cheaper than Eventbrite?
Like for like, at every price on this page. With the fee absorbed on both, One Ticket takes less of each ticket, on any plan. With it passed on on both, your buyers pay less. On a $25 ticket Eventbrite’s fee is about $2.53 and One Ticket’s booking fee is $1.45, from Eventbrite’s published rates checked August 2026.
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.
Can I keep selling on Eventbrite while I move?
Yes. Bringing an event over only reads its public page: nothing changes on Eventbrite, so keep selling there until your One Ticket page is live, then share the new link.
Your next event,
on One Ticket.
Connect Stripe when you are ready for a paid ticket. The first payout lands in your own account.
