Who this suits
Organisers selling tickets through Eventbrite who want sales on their own site.
Eventbrite embedded checkout lets attendees buy tickets on your website instead of going to the Eventbrite listing.
Organisers selling tickets through Eventbrite who want sales on their own site.
Confirm the site runs on HTTPS before adding the code.
Publish the event in Eventbrite first; the website integration option is unavailable for drafts.
Test a checkout end to end, remembering that a completed test is a real registration.
The website hands over when the ticketing system issues the ticket.
Options as documented by the vendor. Follow the citation to check the current details.
A button opens a window over your site showing available tickets.
Limits: Your site needs an HTTPS certificate, and the event must be published.
Available tickets appear directly on the page.
Limits: Your site needs an HTTPS certificate, and the event must be published.
Eventbrite says website integrations are unavailable while an event is still a draft; publish it first.[1]
Yes. Eventbrite requires an HTTPS certificate for attendees to complete registration on your site.[1]
No. Eventbrite says it cannot add code to your website, so a web developer usually does it.[1]
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