Your event. Live in minutes.
It's for the stuff that only happens once, like a workshop or a comedy night. Add the details, set your price, and share the link.
- You pay up to 99¢ a ticket
- Your buyers pay the price you set
- Free tickets are free
tickets.fernandflour.ca/sourdough-basics
Sourdough Basics: A Hands-On Workshop
General admission
Includes a starter kit
$65
9 of 12 sold
It's Tuesday night. Your event's on Saturday. Tickets need to go on sale tonight.
On a marketplace, you'd spend the night picking categories, competing with everyone else's listings, and wondering why your $65 ticket turns into $71 at checkout.
On Ticketsmith, you add the name, the date, the price and your logo, and hit publish. Then you've got one link for your Instagram bio, your newsletter and the poster.
So on Saturday morning you're setting out chairs. Nobody's emailing to ask why their ticket cost more than the poster said.
No time to fight software.
When it only happens once, you get one shot at selling it. So the page has to be quick, and the price can't jump at checkout.
- Made for a single date.
- Add the details and your ticket types, publish, and get back to planning the actual event.
- A page that's only about your event.
- There's no category picker and no "you might also like". Nothing on the page sends your buyers off to somebody else's event.
- The price on the poster is the price.
- You pay up to 99¢ a ticket plus Stripe's card fee. Your buyers pay exactly what you charge.
Twenty tickets shouldn't cost you a hundred dollars.
Eventbrite takes 3.7% plus $1.79 on every ticket, then another 2.9% for processing. We take 99¢. Try it with your own numbers.
The fees on one $65 ticket
Across 20 tickets, you'd keep
Across 20 tickets, you'd keep $58 more with Ticketsmith.
more with Ticketsmith.
- Eventbrite's fees
- $122
- Ours, with Stripe's fee
- $64
Eventbrite's US rates, checked October 2026, with you covering the fees. Stripe's fee depends on the country, the card and the currency.
Running something that repeats?
If you sell the same thing on lots of dates, the experiences page has time slots and capacity limits.
See how experiences workThings people ask us.
How fast can I be live?
Pretty quick. If you've got the name, date, price and your logo ready, it's about ten minutes.
Do attendees need an account?
No. They pay, the tickets land in their email, and they show up. There's no app to download and no password to forget at the door.
What about refunds?
You can refund a whole order or part of one, right from the order. It's your event, so it's your policy.
What does it cost?
Up to 99¢ for each paid ticket, plus Stripe's card fee. That's all.
Get on the list before your next event.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as you can start selling, with a checklist for setting up your first event.