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Cvent vs Eventbrite

Compare with for 10 people.

Cvent
32%
match · quote
Eventbrite
60%
match · $21/yr

Eventbrite is the better fit.

It publishes its prices; the other needs a sales quote.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Cvent
Sales quote
No public priceask sales
Per year
Quote

No public price

Eventbrite
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$1.79
× 12 months$21.48
Per year
$0.18 per person / mo
$21

Starting price; rises with usage

Choose a tool

Cvent

From Custom

Enterprises and associations running large, complex event programs that want registration, apps, onsite check-in and venue sourcing from one vendor and can work with quote-based, modular licensing.

Eventbrite

From $1.79Free plan

Organizers of public, ticketed events who want free publishing, pass-through ticket fees and exposure on Eventbrite's discovery marketplace.

Side by side

CventEventbrite
PricingQuote onlyFree to publish; 3.7% + $1.79 per paid ticket + 2.9% processing (US)
G2 RatingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Best ForEnterprises and associations running large, complex event programs that want registration, apps, onsite check-in and venue sourcing from one vendor and can work with quote-based, modular licensing.Organizers of public, ticketed events who want free publishing, pass-through ticket fees and exposure on Eventbrite's discovery marketplace.

Pros and cons

Cvent

Pros

  • Widest scope here: registration, apps, check-in, virtual events, webinars and venue sourcing
  • Venue sourcing through the Cvent Supplier Network
  • 24/7 support included for all customers
  • Enterprise tier adds API access, SSO, MFA and unlimited user logins

Cons

  • Quote-only; no public prices
  • Modular licensing on Professional, with a 15 user login cap
  • API access and SSO reserved for Enterprise
  • Ticket fees and payout timing not published

Eventbrite

Pros

  • Free to publish unlimited events, with no fees on free tickets
  • Clear published US fees, with the choice to pass them on or absorb them
  • Discovery marketplace can bring in new buyers
  • Reserved seating and timed entry

Cons

  • Highest published per-ticket cost here: 3.7% + $1.79 plus 2.9% processing
  • Default payout only after the event ends; first-time organizers wait until after their first event
  • Instant Payouts limited to certain US organizers, cost 3% (min $2.99, max $40) and hold 20% in reserve
  • Premium and Ads spend cost extra

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