An Eventbrite and Weezevent alternative, with the event website
Eventbrite and Weezevent are ticketing platforms first. LiveEvent also sells tickets, free or paid, and builds the full event website on top, with the programme, check-in, audience engagement, the live stream and the replay.
In short
LiveEvent replaces a ticketing platform like Eventbrite or Weezevent when you also want the event website: free or paid tickets paid through Stripe to your own account, promo codes and invoices, then the programme, QR code badges, check-in on a phone, networking, polls and the replay. If you keep your ticketing platform, it connects, and its buyers become participants in LiveEvent.
LiveEvent is a good fit if…
- You want to sell your tickets and publish a real website, in your colours and on your own domain, in the same tool.
- You have a programme across several rooms, with limited-seat workshops.
- You want the room to vote, to collect its questions or to stream the sessions.
- You run events for several clients and want to keep them separate.
Eventbrite or Weezevent will suit you better if…
- You sell batches of tickets to groups in a single order: LiveEvent counts one registration per email address.
- You rely on a public marketplace, like Eventbrite’s, to help people discover your event.
- You need cashless payment on site, which Weezevent offers.
Other tools are described from their public websites, as checked in October 2026. Their offers change: check with them before you decide.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use LiveEvent with Weezevent or Eventbrite?
- Yes. Once the ticketing platform is connected, each buyer becomes a participant in LiveEvent, receives a badge and gets access to the site, the programme and networking. Billetweb is supported too.
- Where does the ticket money go?
- To your organization’s Stripe account, then to your bank account. You are the seller: VAT and invoices, made by Stripe with your legal details, are yours.
- Does check-in work with tickets sold elsewhere?
- Buyers from a connected ticketing platform receive a LiveEvent badge, and that badge is what gets scanned at the entrance.