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Eventsity vs TryBooking
Looking for a TryBooking alternative in Australia? Put the complete event journey and the published fees side by side.
With a small team and a regular programme, your time matters as much as your ticket fees. Build your venue’s programme around your own website, domain, content and audience. Bring tickets, registrations, auto-generated gig guides and marketing analytics into that same home. One customer broadcast per week is free with the ticketing plan.
The published Red Label offer charges its fixed 50¢ fee per order. Group bookings are where that difference becomes especially useful.
Talk through your switchKNOW WHAT YOU’RE COMPARING
Eventsity Red Label is 2.2% processing plus 50¢ per order, including GST. When guests book together, the fixed fee stays at 50¢ for the order.
With TryBooking’s standard 50¢ per-ticket fee, a two-ticket order carries $1 in fixed fees. Eventsity charges 50¢ for that same order.
See what your event could save ↓MORE BUDGET FOR THE GOOD PART
In this example, Eventsity leaves more of the ticket revenue with your event.
Example: 500 tickets at $50, two tickets per order, fees absorbed by the organiser. Standard Australian rates, including GST for both Eventsity and TryBooking. Actual charges depend on your setup. Full calculation details.
| What to compare | Eventsity | TryBooking |
|---|---|---|
| Published paid ticket rate | Red Label: 2.2% + 50¢ per order | 2.5% + 50¢ per paid ticket |
| GST | Included in the 2.2% processing fee and 50¢ order fee | Included in published fees |
| Free events | Free tickets and registrations on Free Website | Free tickets have no booking fees |
| Your website & content | Hosted website, your domain, pages, blog and event calendar | Event pages and website booking tools; assess your wider website needs |
| Weekly marketing newsletter | One customer broadcast per week, free with the ticketing plan | Built-in emails are for event service communications; a promotional newsletter needs a separate email service |
| Venue gig-guide preparation | Pick a template to auto-generate a guide from your event listings | Assemble the guide in your email service, or arrange a separate integration |
| Newsletter design | Drag-and-drop builder for your own reusable templates | Newsletter design and sending are handled in the separate email service |
| Fixed fee charged | Once per order | On each paid ticket |
Not an exhaustive feature checklist. Sources: Eventsity, TryBooking’s Australian published payment schedule. Checked 29 October 2026. Confirm the exact workflow you need with each provider.
Put the fees in perspective
Compare published Australian fees for the way your audience actually books.
ESTIMATED TOTAL FEES
Eventsity’s estimated fees are $200.00 lower than TryBooking and $969.50 lower than Humanitix for this example.
500 tickets · 250 orders · $25,000.00 ticket revenue.
See calculation details ↓Rates checked 29 October 2026. These are illustrative estimates for Australian online card bookings with fees absorbed by the organiser, calculated on ticket face value. Totals are rounded to cents; provider rounding, refunds, chargebacks, third-party payment options, negotiated rates and fee-on-fee treatment may change actual charges.
Check each provider’s current terms for your event. These comparisons do not imply a relationship with or endorsement by TryBooking or Humanitix.
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