Eventbrite
Event discovery, ticket types, and organizer creation flows
Build from
$291–3 weeks
Templates/Events & ticketing
Concerts, conferences, festivals, and venue products: event discovery, ticket checkout, schedules, and organizer dashboards. We study live ticketing UX — then build an original LucyHub events product. Not a full box-office system on day one.
Builds from $29
Order a events & ticketing buildRecommended combination
Eventbrite discovery + Ticketmaster seat maps cues + conference schedule IA + organizer dashboard shells.
What we study for each part of the product — then rebuild as your brand.
| Feature | Inspiration |
|---|---|
| Event discovery | Eventbrite |
| Ticketing conversion | Ticketmaster |
| Conference schedules | Conf apps |
| Organizer dashboard | Event admin shells |
Ranked for ticketing and event products — original brand and listings, never cloned inventory.
| Rank | Website | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eventbrite | Event discovery, ticket types, and organizer creation flows | View |
| 2 | Ticketmaster | Large-venue ticketing, seat selection cues, and on-sale energy | View |
| 3 | Meetup | Community events, RSVPs, and group schedules | View |
| 4 | Luma | Modern event pages, invites, and calendar-first organizer UX | View |
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4 design references
Event discovery, ticket types, and organizer creation flows
Build from
$291–3 weeks
Large-venue ticketing, seat selection cues, and on-sale energy
Build from
$291–3 weeks
Modern event pages, invites, and calendar-first organizer UX
Build from
$291–3 weeks
Showing 1–4 of 4
A starting information architecture we use when building in this sector. Toggle pages in the project builder when you order.
Attendee
Discover events
Event detail
Tickets
Checkout
My tickets / QR
Schedule
Organizer
Create event
Ticket types
Sales
Attendees
Check-in
Analytics
Award sites are useful for visual direction. For a real product we still prioritize usability, accessibility, and performance.