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Eventbrite

A button that opens your event's ticket page.

Run by Eventbrite, United States · eventbrite.com

Add to my websiteOpens the Tsurito app with the request started for you.

What your visitors see

A button that opens the ticket page, where they choose and pay.

What you need

The address of your event's page, such as https://www.eventbrite.com/e/…. It is an address on eventbrite.com or eventbrite.es or eventbrite.co.uk or eventbrite.de or eventbrite.fr or eventbrite.it or eventbrite.nl or eventbrite.ie or eventbrite.com.au or eventbrite.ca; nothing else is accepted, so a mistyped address cannot send your visitors elsewhere.

Nobody asks you for a password or a key. If something does, it is not us.

How to add it

  1. In the Tsurito app, open your website and choose Edit, then Plugins, Add a plugin and Eventbrite. Paste the address and choose Add it.
  2. Or ask your assistant, in your own words or with these: Please add a Eventbrite link to my website. The address of your event's page: …. It asks for anything missing. You can also open it in Tsurito and the request is started for you.
  3. Publish your website. The button shows with your contact details, in the language of the page unless you choose other words.
Please add a Eventbrite link to my website. The address of your event's page: …

What it costs

Free for free events; Eventbrite keeps a part of each paid ticket.

What leaves your website

Nothing, until a visitor clicks the link.

Changing it later

In the Tsurito app, Edit, Plugins, Eventbrite. See every plugin.

How it looks on a website: in the website’s own style, where the design places it.