The Eventbrite alternative with no per-sale fees
Sell tickets without giving up a cut: no per-sale fees, payments straight into your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie as tickets sell, and cash at the door is free. Event page, ticket shop and QR entry included.
Free to set up, no credit card. Cash sales are free; online sales run through your own payment provider with no Senvow per-sale fees.
Ticket fees, side by side
Published fees per paid ticket, taken from each platform's own pricing page in July 2026.
| Fee on a paid ticket | Platform fees on a $25 ticket | Who holds your money | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senvow That's us | $0 — no per-sale fees | $0 | Your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie |
| Eventbrite | 3.7% + $1.79 per ticket, plus 2.9% payment processing | ≈ $3.44 | The platform — paid out after the event |
| Luma | 5% on the free plan; $0 on the $59/mo Plus plan | ≈ $1.25 | Stripe, through the platform |
| Partiful | Individual | Individual | The platform — about 3 days after the event |
| Posh | ≈ 10% + $0.99 | ≈ $3.49 | The platform |
| Humanitix | 2.1% + $0.99 (profits go to charity) | ≈ $1.52 | The platform |
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Each row shows only the named platform's published fees (July 2026) — check the sources below for current rates. Payment providers charge their own processing rates everywhere, including on Senvow; the table shows what the ticketing platform itself takes. Examples assume the organizer absorbs the fees — across 100 tickets at $25, that's about $344 in platform fees on Eventbrite and $0 on Senvow.
Sources:EventbriteLumaPartifulPoshHumanitix
Sell tickets on SenvowWhat switching gets you
No per-sale fees
Senvow takes $0 per ticket, on every plan. On a $25 ticket, typical platform fees are $1–3.50 — here they're zero.
Your money, in your account
Payments land in your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie as tickets sell. No platform balance, no waiting for a payout after the event.
No per-sale fees, cash or card
Guests reserve online and pay in person; you collect and scan in one step. No card reader, no fees.
All-in pricing for guests
The price on the button is the price your guests pay — no service fee appearing at checkout.
Verified, capped resale
Guests resell or trade safely inside Senvow. You cap prices against scalping; every transfer voids the old QR code.
Recurring events built in
Weekly, monthly or yearly editions from one permanent link, with your regulars reminded automatically.
Where the money actually goes
Money goes to your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie account. We never hold it, so there is no payout to wait for.
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Sell a ticket, keep the money
Set a price, a limit and a cutoff. We take nothing per sale, and cash at the door stays free.
- You keep the face valueNo per-sale fee from us — only your payment provider's own rate.
- Limits, cutoffs and codesCap the run, close sales on time, hand out access codes.
- Cash at the door, freeLet people pay on the night and mark it collected as they walk in.
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Switch in three steps
Create your event
Title, date, place — your event page and ticket shop are live in about 60 seconds.
Connect your own provider
Link the PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie account you already have. That's where the money goes.
Share your new link
Point your socials, bio and posters at your Senvow page and sell — no per-sale fees, at the door or online.
Questions
What does Senvow charge per ticket?
$0. There are no per-sale fees on any plan, including Free. Your payment provider's own processing rates still apply — but they're paid to your provider, not to Senvow. Cash sales at the door carry no fees at all.
What happened to Eventbrite?
In March 2026 Eventbrite was acquired by Bending Spoons for about $500 million and taken off the stock market; large layoffs across the company followed in April 2026. Its published pricing is 3.7% + $1.79 per paid ticket plus 2.9% payment processing (July 2026). Many organizers are reviewing their options — that's likely why you're here.
How is Senvow different?
The money flow. Eventbrite collects ticket revenue and pays you out after the event. On Senvow, guests pay straight into your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie account as tickets sell — Senvow never holds your money, so it structurally can't take a cut.
Can I move an existing event over?
There's nothing to migrate — create your event again in about 60 seconds, set up your tiers and point your links at the new page. Tickets already sold elsewhere stay valid there; new sales run through your own account.
Do my guests pay hidden fees at checkout?
No. The price you set is the price guests pay — there's no Senvow service fee to add.
Where's the catch?
Senvow is funded by optional Pro and Business memberships, which raise annual online-sales limits and add features — not by fees on your tickets. Free covers a real event program; upgrade only if you outgrow it.
Can I take my guest list with me?
Always. One click exports your guests — RSVPs, tickets, payment and check-in status, answers and waiver signatures — as a spreadsheet, on every plan. Your audience is yours; trying Senvow is reversible.
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Set up in 60 seconds, connect your own account and sell without a cut.
Free to set up, no credit card. Cash sales are free; online sales run through your own payment provider with no Senvow per-sale fees.