Stop Losing Ticket Revenue to Platform Fees
Here’s a hard truth: platforms like Eventbrite take a big cut of your ticket sales. They charge 5-10% per ticket. That adds up fast when you’re a non-profit running events to fund your programs. Imagine selling $50 tickets for a fundraiser—on an Eventbrite plan, you'd lose $5 per ticket right off the top. If you sell 200 tickets, that’s $1,000 gone. Couldn’t that money be better spent on your community?
Zero platform fees aren’t just nice-to-have; they’re essential for organisations with tight budgets. When every dollar counts, keeping the full ticket price matters.
How CommunityTix Solves This Problem
CommunityTix charges no platform fees. You keep 100% of your ticket revenue. The only cost is PayPal’s standard processing fee (usually around 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction). No hidden charges, no monthly subscription traps.
Let’s compare:
| Platform | Revenue from $50 Ticket (after fees) | Fees Breakdown |
|---|---|---|
| Eventbrite | $45.50 | 5% platform fee + 2.5% + $0.99 service fee + PayPal processing |
| CommunityTix | $48.25 | Only PayPal processing fees apply |
With CommunityTix, you’re saving $2.75 per ticket. Multiply that across hundreds of tickets—it’s a real budget saver.
Why This Matters for Non-Profits
Non-profits and community groups rarely have the luxury of big marketing budgets. Many rely on volunteers, small grants, or membership fees to keep running. Every event is a chance to raise money or build engagement. Losing even a small percentage of ticket revenue can hurt. Zero platform fees let you stretch your dollars further.
Here’s an example: a small cultural association hosting an annual dinner for 300 guests. Tickets are $30 each. On Eventbrite, they’d pay roughly $1,350 in fees. With CommunityTix? They’d pay nothing (aside from PayPal’s cut).
The Obvious Objection: “What’s the Catch?”
You might be wondering, "How can CommunityTix offer this without charging platform fees?" It’s simple: CommunityTix is open-source. We don’t need to make a profit from your events. The platform runs on community-driven principles—no vendor lock-in, full transparency, and you own your data.
There’s no catch. You just pay the minimal PayPal processing fee, which is standard across all platforms.
How to Start Using CommunityTix
Getting started is easy. Sign up for a 30-day free trial—no credit card required. You’ll get access to zero-fee ticketing, RSVP tracking, member management, and more. Plus, every organisation gets its own branded subdomain (e.g., yourorg.communitytix.org) to display events and sell tickets.
Don’t let high platform fees eat away at your revenue. Switch to CommunityTix and keep every dollar where it belongs—with your community.
Want to learn more? Visit CommunityTix or start your free trial today.