Millions of eventgoers are finding new live experiences and events on the Eventbrite platform. We want them to feel confident in their ticket purchases by highlighting trusted organisers on the platform.
And that’s where you come in. As part of an exciting new pilot, select Eventbrite organisers will receive verified badges, indicating that Eventbrite has validated their identities. Think of it as the blue tick of live events — only ours is orange.
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These badges appear on your Eventbrite organiser profile and events listings. It instantly lets consumers identify you as a trusted organiser and will help drive engagement and sales.
Our customer teams have validated verified organisers based on their history on the platform. We will open up the opportunity for more organisers to get verified soon.
By introducing verified badges, we’re helping to build consumer trust and, in turn, help you sell more tickets.
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What are the benefits of having a verified badge?
Build attendee trust
Verified badges signal to consumers that your events are genuine, reliable, and vetted by our customer teams.
Trust is an important factor for consumers when purchasing tickets. Verified badges save consumers time by providing organisers with instant credibility without extra research and reducing the risk of scams.
Stand out from the crowd
Eventgoers are hungry to discover new events on the platform. Our verification badges are a signal to attendees that your event is high-quality and worth their time.
We believe verification will help your event shine through and help you generate more engagement and sales.
Hassle-free management
Once selected, there’s no effort on your end to display this badge. Eventbrite has already validated your identity and auto-enrolled your profile.