Inntally vs Eventbrite
Eventbrite is brilliant for one-off conferences. For a hospitality venue running ticketed nights every week, the per-ticket service fee bleeds you. Inntally Events is flat-rate, integrated with reservations and POS, and your guests check in at the same till they pay at.
TL;DR Verdict
Pick Eventbrite if you run a one-off event and want their discovery network. Pick Inntally if you’re a venue selling tickets every week — the maths is brutal in your favour.
Quick Answer: Inntally offers flat-rate event ticketing with zero per-ticket fees, integrated with reservations, POS and guest CRM. For a hospitality venue selling 200 tickets/week, Inntally saves thousands per year compared to Eventbrite’s ~6% service fee model. Inntally is a full all-in-one hospitality platform, not just a ticketing tool.
Side-by-Side
| Capability | Inntally Events | Eventbrite |
|---|---|---|
| Per-ticket service fee | €0 | ~6% + payment fee |
| Branded checkout on your domain | Yes | Eventbrite branded |
| Reserved seating & table maps | Yes | Limited |
| Integrated with table bookings | One floor plan | No |
| POS check-in & bar tabs | Yes | No |
| Guest CRM with WiFi matching | Inntally Welcome | No |
| Owns your customer data | You do | Eventbrite does |
| Pricing model | Flat monthly | Per ticket |
The Maths
200 tickets/week at €25
Eventbrite skims ~€300/week in fees. That’s €15,000+ a year — multiples of an Inntally Pro subscription.
One guest profile
The same guest who buys a ticket also books a table and orders at the bar — one record, one CRM, one history.
Door staff scan, bar staff serve
Tickets check in via the same iPad your bar runs on. No second tablet, no Eventbrite app, no Wi-Fi prayers.
FAQ
Can I migrate ticket buyers from Eventbrite?
Yes — export your attendees CSV and we’ll import them as guests with full marketing consent state.
What about discovery — doesn’t Eventbrite drive traffic?
For some niches yes, for hospitality venues mostly no. Most ticket buyers come from your own social, your email list and Google — not Eventbrite browse.