Full white-label customisation
Custom domain, full CSS customisation, branded email; no See Tickets logo.
See Tickets
White-label-first ticketing under See Tickets / Vivendi (formerly Eventcube). Combines ticketing, memberships and merch under your own brand.
4.0 / 5based on 25reviews across Trustpilot, Capterra & Google
About See Tickets
See Tickets Self-Service (formerly Eventcube) is the white-label-first ticketing platform owned by See Tickets / Vivendi. It pairs ticketing with integrated membership and merch sales, letting organisers run their whole event business through a fully branded checkout.
It's used by promoters, club nights, music festivals, and creators who want to run a fully white-label experience without Eventbrite-style platform branding visible to attendees.
What you get
Key features
Membership platform
Run member-only events and recurring subscriptions.
Merch sales alongside tickets
Sell t-shirts, posters and merch in the same checkout flow.
NFT / token-gated options
Optional NFT and token-gating for crypto-native communities.
Enterprise-grade scale
Backed by See Tickets / Vivendi infrastructure for very high-volume events.
Reserved seating
Full seating chart support across all plans.
Stripe + bespoke gateways
Stripe on Starter/Pro, alternate gateways available on Enterprise.
Box office app
On-site mobile box office and scanning for door operations.
Side by side
How See Tickets compares with Eventbrite
See Tickets Self-Service is fundamentally different from Eventbrite. Eventbrite gives you a quick public event page on their marketplace; See Tickets Self-Service gives you a fully white-label ticketing platform that's invisible to attendees. There's no marketplace discovery, but there's also no Eventbrite branding, no competing-event recommendations, and no platform-led communication with your customers.
Pricing is quote-based for See Tickets Self-Service, which makes direct comparison tricky. Generally it works out competitive for high-volume organisers willing to negotiate. For a single small event, Eventbrite's published pricing is simpler.
Pros & cons
The honest balance: what reviewers consistently praise and consistently flag.
Pros
- Genuinely full white-label; no platform branding visible to attendees
- Integrated ticketing, memberships, and merch in one checkout
- Backed by See Tickets / Vivendi for enterprise-grade scale
- NFT and token-gating support for crypto-native communities
- Custom CSS and branded email available on higher plans
Cons
- Pricing is custom / quote-based, with no transparent published rate
- Brand confusion with the consumer See Tickets website
- Setup is more involved than plug-and-play platforms
- Stripe-only on Starter and Pro tiers
- Less suited to small one-off events
Real reviews
What See Tickets users actually say
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See Tickets users praise the full white-label customisation, integrated membership management, and merch alongside ticketing.
Eventcube ticketing platform
Eventcube makes putting events online really quick and hassle free. The site is easy to navigate and there is always someone online to sort out any queries.
Absolutely…. Best in Show!
I’ve worked with Eventcube for over 10 years… they’ve always been supportive and innovative and made us feel like our custom really matters. Whilst it didn’t feel necessary, they’ve actually made even more improvements…
Amazing app for selling tickets
Amazing app for selling tickets, fast payments with Stripe with no hidden fees taken off sales. I’ve used this to host a few events and I defo recommended
Great company
Great company. Always helpful when we had any problems.
Pricing
What See Tickets costs
See Tickets Self-Service uses customised, quote-based pricing; they don't publish standard tiers. The previously-published Starter (5%) and Pro ($99/mo, 3%) options have been replaced by tailored quotes. Contact them directly for a rate matched to your event volume and feature requirements.
Is See Tickets right for you?
Honest guidance on who fits, and who doesn't.
Perfect for you if
- You want fully white-label ticketing with zero platform branding
- You sell merch and memberships alongside tickets
- You run enterprise-grade volume and want negotiated pricing
- You're in nightlife, music, or crypto-adjacent communities
- You have the volume to justify a custom quote
Consider alternatives if
- You're running a small one-off event (transparent flat pricing wins)
- You need a public discovery marketplace
- You want published pricing without sales-team contact
- You're a community/charity wanting simple onboarding