You run a weekly pottery class, or a jazz night once a month. Eventbrite takes 3.7% plus $1.79 off every paid ticket in the US and puts the buyer on its checkout instead of yours.
Easy Tickets makes the event a normal Shopify product. Buyers pay in your checkout, become your customer, and get a QR ticket by email. You scan them at the door on any phone, or on Shopify POS.

Inside the app

A jazz night, a weekly yoga class and a tour with three departures are all set up the same way.

The date picker and the attendee form come from a theme block, so there is no theme code to write.

Because the ticket is a variant, Shopify discounts, POS and Flow treat it like any other product.

Each event has its own revenue breakdown, attendee list and CSV export.
Who it is for
If people book a place and turn up at a set time, this fits.
Yoga studios and pottery evenings that run the same session every week.
Theatres, comedy clubs and live music rooms with a seat count to fill.
Walking tours and distillery visits with fixed departure times.
Multi-day programmes where each day carries its own capacity.
Prix-fixe nights and chef's table seatings sold ahead of time.
Galas and community nights run by people who are not event pros.
Demo
Event formats
Set the pattern once and the app builds the Shopify product, the variants and the dates behind it. When you want the next stretch of dates, you press a button and they appear.

On your storefront
A theme block adds the date picker, the ticket types and an attendee form to the product page. It works on any Online Store 2.0 theme, and there are ten blocks in total plus around thirty colour and style controls for the popup.

Shopify-native
Every event becomes a Shopify product and every ticket type a Shopify variant. Discounts, taxes, POS and payouts then behave the way they already do across the rest of your catalogue.

Check-in
We built the door screen for whatever phone is already in a pocket, because hiring scanners for a 200-person night is money thrown away. Open it on a phone, a tablet, or the Shopify POS tile. Both need a signal, since every scan is written to the server as it happens.

Pricing
Every feature is on the free plan. No trial countdown, no card, and no paid tier to buy.
Straight about it: the app is listed as free right now rather than promised free forever, and paid plans may come back later.
For comparison, Eventbrite’s published US service fee is 3.7% plus $1.79 per paid ticket, on top of 2.9% processing (checked 24 July 2026). Sell 300 tickets at $30 and that service fee alone comes to roughly $870. See the full Eventbrite fee comparison.
FAQ
Tickets, the door, refunds and what it costs.
Install the app, make your first event, and sell a test ticket to yourself to see the whole thing end to end.
Install on ShopifyFree, 500 tickets a month, no credit card.
Related
The per-ticket fee maths, and where Eventbrite still wins.
From setting the event up to scanning people at the door.
Sell a repeating session with its own capacity per date.
Use the POS device your staff already hold at the door.
What you can change on every surface a buyer sees.
Setup guides and answers for every screen in the app.