Personalize your form with colors, images, description, and customizable ticket rates.
Manage your event effortlessly with e-tickets, in-person sales, guest lists, and participant reports.
Keep 100% of the money for your mission with zero fees. We even cover credit card costs.
Customize the participant experience with several ticket types, dates, questions, logos, colors, and images.
Your supporters can choose their favorite payment method. Tickets will be emailed to them automatically.
Access detailed reports of your event showing ticket types, specific participant information, and more!
Check people in with QR codes and sell tickets at the door all through your phone. No additional hardware is needed!
You will receive the entirety of your funds in your weekly payout. We never charged a cent to nonprofits, and we never will.
Zeffy doesn't take a ticketing fee, a platform fee or a card fee, and that doesn't change as you sell more or as your event grows. What funds Zeffy is an optional contribution buyers can add at checkout, and your total is exactly the same whether they add one or not. A $40 ticket means $40 reaches your bank account.
Yes. Set a ticket price to zero for free registration, or use Pay What You Can and let guests choose their own amount. You still get the full attendee list, your custom questions and QR check-in.
They're built for different jobs, and it shows up after the event more than during it. Eventbrite is built to sell tickets, and the record ends with the attendee list.
On Zeffy that same sale writes the guest into your donor CRM with their full giving history, so the person who bought a gala ticket in March is the same record when they start a monthly gift in July. If your organization issues tax receipts, Zeffy splits the deductible portion for you too, so a $50 ticket that includes only $30 of deductible value gets receipted right without you working it out. The rest of your event runs from that one account: silent auction bidding on guests' phones, raffle tickets, an online store, the free Tap to Pay app for sales at the door, and QR check-in with no extra hardware.
On cost, Eventbrite's published organizer pricing puts a 3.7% + $1.79 service fee on every paid ticket, with 2.9% payment processing on the order. Zeffy charges nothing on any of it. Our Zeffy vs Eventbrite comparison has the fee-by-fee detail.
Yes, you can refund a ticket from your Zeffy dashboard, in full or in part, whether the buyer paid by card or by PayPal. If the guest also bought an add-on, you can refund or cancel only that add-on and keep the rest of the order.
Yes, all from the same Zeffy account. You'd set up a ticketing form for entry and tables, an auction form for the silent bidding, a raffle form for the 50/50, and a donation ask built into the ticket form for guests who want to give more. Everything reports into one dashboard, and every supporter shows up as a single record across all of it, so you're not reconciling four exports the week after your gala.
Yes, you can charge sales tax on ticket sales with Zeffy if your organization is in the United States or Canada. Set your taxes up once in your account settings, with a name, a rate and your tax ID, then switch them on for the items that need them. Buyers see the tax on its own line before they pay, receipts itemize it under your organization's name and tax number, and your payouts show tax collected separately from revenue. Taxes don't apply to donations, peer-to-peer campaigns, auctions, memberships or shipping fees.
A guest who loses their ticket can get it back on their own. Every buyer can log in at zeffy.com/login with the email they used at checkout and find their ticket, receipt and membership card under My transactions. You can also resend a ticket or receipt to any buyer from your dashboard in two clicks. One thing worth knowing: transactions are tied to the email used at the time of payment, so a guest who bought with a work address and looks with a personal one will only see part of their history.
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