Research Technologies Toggle sub-navigation.Educational Technologies Toggle sub-navigation.Academic Technology Toggle sub-navigation.COVID Testing, Vaccination and Campus Access Toggle sub-navigation.Business Applications Toggle sub-navigation.Working Collaboratively Toggle sub-navigation.Ordering and Purchasing Toggle sub-navigation.NetIDs & Passwords Toggle sub-navigation.Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. It's time for a more ethical event registration company to take the lead in this industry. They capture their info (if they don't uncheck that box) and they continue to market their platform to them even after your event. The reason it's used so often and has become such a standard in the industry is because they are market their platform to your attendees during your registration process.
Don't think that because Eventbrite is used by so many events that this is actually a reflection of it being the best. Overall, if you want more out of your event registration there are much better options out there. And it prevents attendees from reaching the thank you page with further "after registration" content. This prevents successful tracking in Google Analytics (because eventbrite tracking is sub par). The javascript code messed with our custom thank you page and leaves attendees with an ugly pop up "Leave site? Changes you made may not be saved". Eventbrite embed broke our wordpress site. Their analytic tracking is subpar compared to other platforms, but hey it's free. And they must enter their name twice as well. They default to making users enter their email address THREE times during a short registration process. This is OK for a free platform, but at least offer a paid version that allows for that. There is no way of removing the Eventbrite branding on registration. Essentially, they market directly to your attendees - unless they uncheck the pre-selected boxes. On registration Eventbrite automatically checks the boxes for attendees to be notified of other events on their platform as well as news that Eventbrite wants to share. That email has a primary call to action that directs your event attendees to download the Eventbrite app.
So if your event is hosted elsewhere it still sends your attendees a confusing email that has little relevant information. In other words, you can only disable some emails, but not others. Eventbrite does not allow for customization of the emails that go out.
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