A lower fee on every 2027 ticket

Planning your 2027 events? List them on Stavlon for 5% + €0.59 (£0.49) per paid ticket, card processing included. That is lower than Eventbrite's published standard fee, with no monthly fee and no setup cost. Free tickets carry no fee.

List your event

5% + €0.59 (£0.49) per paid ticket, card processing included, no monthly fee.

• Your full ticket price, by default: Buyers pay the service fee on top by default, so you receive your full ticket price. Prefer a clean price? Absorb the fee instead, event by event.
• Paid at the moment of sale, by default: By default, your share of each online sale reaches your connected Stripe account at the moment of purchase. Your bank payout follows your own Stripe payout schedule. Higher-risk events may have a reserve or a delayed payout schedule.
• Built for the day itself: Offline-safe QR check-in, team roles, attendee messaging, promo codes, waiting lists, cash door sales reported alongside online sales, and a widget to sell from your own website.
• Already selling on Eventbrite?: Orders cannot be moved between platforms, so events already on sale can stay where they are. Put your next events on Stavlon, and import an Eventbrite attendee list to check in the people who bought there, by scanning the barcode on their Eventbrite ticket or a Stavlon QR pass link that you send them yourself.

Worked example

A single €25.00 ticket, buyer pays the fee: the buyer pays €26.84, you receive €25.00, and the Stavlon fee is €1.84. Eventbrite's standard fee on the same ticket is €2.27.

A single £25.00 ticket, buyer pays the fee: the buyer pays £26.74, you receive £25.00, and the Stavlon fee is £1.74. Eventbrite's standard fee on the same ticket is £2.33.

Eventbrite figures checked on 16 October 2026: its standard service fee is 5.9% + €0.79 per ticket in Ireland and 6.95% + £0.59 per ticket in the UK, paid by the buyer by default.

List your 2027 events, step by step

1. Create your organiser account.
2. Connect Stripe by completing Stripe verification once. It is required for paid events; free events can be listed without it.
3. Create your listing from List Event with the same date, venue and details. Your progress autosaves as you go.
4. Add your ticket types and prices, and choose whether buyers pay the fee or you absorb it.
5. Check the readiness checklist and preview your public event page before it goes live.
6. Publish your event and start selling.
7. To check in people who already bought on Eventbrite, import their attendee export (CSV, including the Barcode # column) from your event's check-in page. At the door, scan the barcode on their Eventbrite ticket, or download a Stavlon QR pass link for each attendee and send it to them yourself. Stavlon does not email imported attendees, and cannot import or transfer orders from Eventbrite.

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