Paid as tickets sell
Money lands in your Stripe account as tickets sell, not weeks after the event.
Hi.Events is event ticketing software for organizers who would rather keep the money. It costs 1.25% + $0.60 per paid ticket, free events are free, and you are paid into your own Stripe account as tickets sell.
We’ve used Hi.Events now for a few events and really love it. It’s also been fun to see improvements roll out as we go. We’re definitely never going back to Eventbrite.
As our exclusive ticketing and event management partner, JuliaCon Global 2026 would literally not be possible without their support. If you have bought your ticket, you have already got a taste of the smooth registration experience.
Perfect! You made my day. Hi.Events is really amazing.
We’re using Hi.Events for the first time for our large free Easter event. Everything has gone very smoothly with the setup.
Congratulations on building such a fantastic platform. The architecture and features of Hi.Events are outstanding.
Your open-source platform enables our local community organization to connect with our members in ways we couldn’t afford otherwise.
$0 for organizers. Pass the 1.25% + $0.60 fee to buyers or absorb it yourself. No monthly fee, no contract.
Illustrative comparison of platform fees only; payment processing is charged on top by both platforms. Self-hosted Hi.Events has no platform fees. See the full fee comparison →
Four jobs. Every ticketing system does them; where they differ is what they charge, when they pay you and whose customers your attendees become.
An event page and checkout where people choose a ticket type, answer your registration questions and pay by card. Tiered prices, promo codes, capacity limits and waitlists decide who can buy what, and when. Adding tickets and products →
The money has to reach you. Some platforms hold it until after the event. Hi.Events connects to your own Stripe account, so card payments settle into it as tickets sell. Connecting Stripe →
Each ticket carries a QR code. On the day, door staff open a check-in list on their own phones and scan, all checking in against the same list. Setting up check-in →
Who bought, which link or promo code brought them, what sold by day and by ticket type, and an attendee list you can export and keep. Event reports →
Everything here comes with every account, with no higher tier to upgrade to. Reserved seating, a box office and company SSO are switched on by request.
Money lands in your Stripe account as tickets sell, not weeks after the event.
Pick a color. Your checkout, buttons and the tickets attendees receive all follow your brand instantly.
Give each promoter, sponsor or venue their own link and see exactly what they sold.
Attach extras to any ticket, or sell them standalone.
The same product, set up the way each kind of event actually sells.
Deposits covered before show day. Releases that sell the room. A door that keeps moving.
Concert ticketing →Registration and invoices. Speakers and agenda. A registration desk that runs from a link.
Conference ticketing →Deposits covered before the gates open. Every pass on one page. Gates that run from any phone.
Festival ticketing →Smaller fees at checkout. Paid as tickets sell. Drop the location on time.
Rave ticketing →One page for the whole calendar. The next show is a copy of the last. Ticket money in the venue's account.
Venue ticketing →A term of classes as one page. Small rooms that stay full. Know who is coming before they arrive.
Workshop ticketing →Your whole timetable on one page. See which classes fill. Lower booking fees for students.
Yoga class booking →The whole week on one page. Leads and follows, balanced. Lower booking fees for dancers.
Dance class booking →Every class on one page. Know about allergies in advance. A page that sells the food.
Cooking class booking →Every class on one page. Sell materials at checkout. Know which classes earn their keep.
Art class booking →Day tickets and passes on one page. Trade and public, registered differently. A live count at every entrance.
Exhibition ticketing →Free, paid and pay-what-you-can together. Cash and bank transfer still work. A door run by volunteers.
Community event ticketing →A low fee the buyer can pay. Tickets and donations on one page. Money in the charity's own account.
Charity event ticketing →On sale in minutes. The same price at 40 people as at 4,000. Your own phone is the door.
Small event ticketing →Free tickets cost nothing. Every feature, no paid tier. Paid tickets when you need them.
Free event ticketing →Cut the fees your fans pay. Guest lists and promoter links. A door that runs from any phone.
Nightlife ticketing →Each of the 17 platforms here has its published fee, payout timing and features, sourced from its own pricing pages. Pick a shortlist for your kind of event, or put any two side by side.
Head to head
Create your first event and share the link. No credit card, no sales call.
Free events cost nothing. Paid tickets are 1.25% + $0.60, with no monthly fee and no contract — see the full pricing.