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Platform comparison

Fund My Squad vs Eventbrite

No 3.7% + $1.79 per ticket — and your event is a fundraiser.

At a glance

Supporter pays on a $25 ticket
Fund My Squad$27.09
Eventbrite$28.45
With each platform’s default tip or fee cover
Supporter pays on a $100 donation
Fund My Squad$111.30
Eventbrite$102.90
With each platform’s default tip or fee cover
Organizer receives from a $100 donation
Fund My Squad$100.00
Eventbrite$100.00
Same on both whether or not the supporter tips

Eventbrite: 3.7% + $1.79 per paid ticket; 2.9% per order, passed to attendees by default.

What a supporter pays, what you receive

Change the amount, switch the scenario, and see the line items on Fund My Squad, Eventbrite and the rest.

Scenario
Fund My Squad1–2
Supporter pays
$27.09
Organizer receives
$25.00
Platform keeps
$1.00
Show breakdown
  • Ticket price$25.00
  • Fund My Squad fee (flat $1 per ticket)$1.00
  • Card processing 2.9% + $0.30, included$1.09
  • Tickets never pre-select a tip. The organizer receives the full ticket price.
Eventbrite3–4
Supporter pays
$28.45
Organizer receives
$25.00
Platform keeps
$2.72
Show breakdown
  • Ticket price$25.00
  • Eventbrite service fee 3.7% + $1.79$2.72
  • Payment processing 2.9%$0.73
  • Fees are passed to attendees by default; the organizer may choose to absorb them.
  • Free tickets carry no fees. Door sales are $1 per ticket + 2.9%.
Zeffy5–8
Supporter pays
$29.25
Organizer receives
$25.00
Platform keeps
$4.25
Show breakdown
  • Ticket price$25.00
  • Zeffy contribution, pre-selected (reported 17%)$4.25
  • Zeffy absorbs card processing; the organizer receives the full ticket price.
  • Contribution default is reported by third parties, not published by Zeffy. Declining means choosing "Other" and entering $0.
Givebutter9–12
Supporter pays
$29.78
Organizer receives
$25.00
Platform keeps
$3.75
Show breakdown
  • Ticket price$25.00
  • Givebutter tip, pre-selected (reported 15%)$3.75
  • Card processing 2.9% + $0.30, covered by the buyer$1.03
  • Tip default is reported by third parties, not published by Givebutter. Declining means choosing "Other" and entering $0.
  • Accounts that turn tips off pay a flat 3% platform fee instead (not shown).
GoFundMe13–15
Not offeredGoFundMe does not offer event ticketing.
Snap! Raise16–18
Not offeredSnap! Raise does not offer event ticketing; FanX is a separate district product.
RallyUp19–20
Supporter pays
$25.00
Organizer receives
$23.98
Platform keeps
$0.00
Show breakdown
  • Ticket price$25.00
  • Card processing 2.9% + $0.30, paid by the organizer−$1.03
  • Free plan: RallyUp suggests an optional tip that is not pre-selected, so none is included here.
  • Processing is paid by the organizer by default; RallyUp lets organizers ask or require buyers to cover it. Nonprofits are charged 1.9%.

Sources. Competitor pricing from their public pages as of September 7, 2026; tip defaults marked 'reported' are not published by the platform. Check their sites for current terms. “Platform keeps” is the tip, contribution or platform fee retained by the platform; card processing goes to the payment processor. Figures assume a single transaction and round to the cent.

  1. 1.Fund My SquadFund My Squad pricing, official, as of 2026-09-07
  2. 2.Fund My SquadThe Fair Tip Pledge, official, as of 2026-09-07
  3. 3.EventbriteEventbrite organizer pricing, official, as of 2026-09-07
  4. 4.EventbriteEventbrite Help Center: fees, door sales and the Organizer app, official, as of 2026-09-07
  5. 5.ZeffyZeffy pricing, official, as of 2026-09-07
  6. 6.ZeffyZeffy Help Center: how Zeffy is free, official, as of 2026-09-07
  7. 7.ZeffyDonorbox, "Zeffy alternatives" (contribution default 17% / 15%), reported, as of 2026-08-20
  8. 8.ZeffyRallyUp, "Givebutter vs Zeffy vs RallyUp" (contribution default), reported, as of 2026-09-04
  9. 9.GivebutterGivebutter pricing, official, as of 2026-09-07
  10. 10.GivebutterGivebutter Help Center: fees and tips, official, as of 2026-09-07
  11. 11.GivebutterTINA.org on Givebutter tip defaults, reported, as of 2026-06-01
  12. 12.GivebutterGivebutter community thread on tip defaults, reported, as of 2025-08-12
  13. 13.GoFundMeGoFundMe pricing, official, as of 2026-09-07
  14. 14.GoFundMeGoFundMe Help Center: tips and fees, official, as of 2026-09-07
  15. 15.GoFundMeDefault tip of around 15% widely reported; an August 2026 class action alleges 17.5%, reported, as of 2026-08-31
  16. 16.Snap! RaiseSnap! Raise, official, as of 2026-09-07
  17. 17.Snap! RaiseSnap! Raise Help Center: "keep 80%", official, as of 2026-09-07
  18. 18.Snap! RaiseGivebutter, "Snap! Raise alternatives" (participation conditions), reported, as of 2025-04-24
  19. 19.RallyUpRallyUp pricing, official, as of 2026-09-07
  20. 20.RallyUpRallyUp Help Center: fees and tips, official, as of 2026-09-07

About Eventbrite. Eventbrite is an event ticketing and discovery platform. Paid tickets carry a 3.7% + $1.79 service fee plus 2.9% payment processing per order, passed to attendees by default; free tickets are free. It is not a fundraising platform: a "donation" is a ticket type.

Feature by feature

Based on each platform's public pages. “Not documented” means we could not find it described on Eventbrite's site.

Feature
Fund My Squad
Eventbrite
Pricing
Platform fee per paid ticket
Flat $1, paid by the buyer
3.7% + $1.79, passed to attendees by default
Payment processing
2.9% + $0.30, included in the supporter total by default
2.9% per order, passed to attendees by default
Free tickets
Free
Free
Door sales fee
Flat $1 per paid ticket
$1 per ticket + 2.9%
Monthly plan
None
Optional Premium $69/mo
Donations
0% platform fee
A "donation" ticket type with 2.9% processing
Donor tip at checkout
Optional tip, never more than 10%, capped at $25; "No tip" always visible
None
Fundraising
Online donations
Yes
Donation ticket type
Recurring donations
Yes
No
Squads, member pages and leaderboards
Yes
No
Product fundraisers with fulfillment
Yes
No
Online auctions
Yes
No
Online raffles
Nonprofits
No
Events & ticketing
Tiered event ticketing
Yes
Yes
QR e-tickets and check-in app
Yes
Yes
Apple and Google Wallet passes
Yes
Partial
Offline check-in with auto-sync
Yes
Yes
Tap to Pay door sales
Yes
Yes
Public event discovery
Event directory
Yes
Event + fundraiser on one page
Yes
No
Technology
Organizer app (iOS and Android)
Yes
Yes
Donor CRM (tags, notes, CSV)
Yes
Attendee lists
Email and SMS outreach
Yes
Email
Payouts
Stripe Connect
Eventbrite payouts
REST API
Yes
Yes
Who can use it
Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits
Yes
Yes
Teams and booster clubs
Yes
Yes
Individuals
Yes
Yes
For-profit organizations
Yes
Yes
Countries
US
Worldwide
Competitor pricing from their public pages as of September 7, 2026; tip defaults marked 'reported' are not published by the platform. Check their sites for current terms.

Why teams choose Fund My Squad over Eventbrite

🎫

A flat $1 instead of 3.7% + $1.79

On a $25 ticket an Eventbrite attendee pays $28.45; a Fund My Squad buyer pays $27.09, and the organizer receives the full $25 on both. The gap grows with the ticket price, and Eventbrite adds $1 + 2.9% on door sales.

💵

Your event is a fundraiser

Donations, a silent auction, a raffle and a candy sale live on the same page as the tickets. On Eventbrite a donation is just another ticket type.

📱

Everything at the door, from one phone

QR and Wallet-pass check-in that works offline and syncs later, plus Tap to Pay, cash and comp walk-up sales in the organizer app, with no extra per-ticket door fee.

👥

Supporters you keep

Every buyer lands in your donor CRM with tags, notes and CSV export, ready for squads, member pages and next season's ask. Eventbrite gives you an attendee list.

$2M+ raised by 500+ teams. See every feature →

Where Eventbrite is a fine choice

Eventbrite is a fine choice for a public, non-fundraising event that needs discovery: a concert, a workshop or a festival where strangers should find it in the Eventbrite app and search. Its reach and worldwide availability are real advantages when the ticket sale is the whole point.

Common questions

Is Fund My Squad really free? Eventbrite is free for free events too.
Both are free for free tickets. For paid tickets Eventbrite charges 3.7% + $1.79 per ticket plus 2.9% processing per order, passed to attendees by default. Fund My Squad charges a flat $1 per paid ticket to the buyer, includes Stripe processing in the buyer total, and charges organizers nothing on donations, products, auctions or raffles.
What does a $25 ticket cost the buyer on each?
On Fund My Squad the buyer pays $27.09 and the organizer receives $25. On Eventbrite the attendee pays $28.45 ($2.72 service fee plus $0.73 processing) and the organizer receives $25; if the organizer absorbs the fees instead, the attendee pays $25 and the organizer receives $21.55.
Can I collect donations on Eventbrite?
Yes, as a "donation" ticket type, which carries 2.9% processing and none of the fundraising tools. Fund My Squad puts donations, auctions, raffles, squads and recurring gifts on the same page as the tickets, with a 0% platform fee for organizers.
Does Eventbrite have QR check-in, Tap to Pay and offline mode?
Yes. The Eventbrite Organizer app checks in QR tickets, works offline and takes Tap to Pay door sales. Door sales carry $1 per ticket plus 2.9%. Fund My Squad offers the same at the door with Apple and Google Wallet passes and no extra door fee beyond the flat $1.
Can I move an event from Eventbrite mid-season?
Yes. Export your attendee list from Eventbrite, import the CSV into the Fund My Squad donor CRM, and publish your next event. Tickets already sold on Eventbrite stay valid there.

How we ask for tips: read the Fair Tip Pledge →

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