eventcloud vs eventcube

White-label Ticketing. Without the Percentage.

Eventcube does white-label storefronts well — and takes 3–5% of every sale to do it. eventcloud is one flat fee, 0% of your revenue, with conference badging and check-in built in. Here is the honest comparison.

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Facts checked 26 June 2026 against Eventcube’s published pricing and fees.

TL;DR

The Honest Verdict

Both put your brand front and centre. The split is the business model.

Choose eventcloud if…

✓ You want 0% of your revenue taken, not 3% on Pro or 5% on the free plan.
✓ You need conference kit: native badge design and printing, QR check-in, per-ticket-type forms.
✓ You want predictable flat pricing per seat, not a percentage that grows with every sale.
✓ You want unlimited tickets without a transaction cut.

Choose Eventcube if…

→ You sell memberships and subscriptions — season passes, renewals and gated member content are native to Eventcube.
→ You are an agency or venue running many branded stores for different clients.
→ You want a white-label storefront and are happy to pass a booking fee to buyers.

Side by side

The Comparison Table

Eventcube charges a 3–5% platform fee depending on plan, often passed to buyers via a default booking fee.

	eventcloud	Eventcube
Pricing model	Flat $125 per user/month, unlimited	Free (5% fee) or Pro ~$99/mo (3% fee)
Transaction fees	$0 of your revenue	5% (Starter) or 3% (Pro) of every sale
Your payout	Your own Stripe, days or instant	Your own Stripe, paid directly
White-label & domain	Your brand + own domain included	Custom domain on all plans; branding removal on Pro+
Badges	Native badge designer + printing	No native badge printing
Check-in	QR check-in on any phone	QR ticket scanning included
Memberships	Not a membership platform	Memberships, subscriptions, season passes
Registration forms	Custom forms per ticket type	Custom checkout fields

Card processing (Stripe) applies on both sides. Eventcube’s default 10% booking fee can pass platform and processing costs to buyers.

The per-ticket tax

One Conference, Two Invoices

A 1,000-ticket event at $100 a ticket.

With eventcloud

$1,500

One user for a full year. Unlimited events and tickets, 0% of your revenue.

With Eventcube

$3,000

Eventcube’s 3% Pro fee on $100,000 — $3,000 in platform fees (5% on the free plan is $5,000), plus the Pro subscription.

Eventcube lets you pass fees to buyers via a booking fee, so attendees often absorb them. Card processing (Stripe) applies on both sides. A percentage scales with success; a flat fee does not.

Fair questions

Eventcube vs eventcloud FAQs

Is eventcloud cheaper than Eventcube?▾

For paid sales at volume, yes — Eventcube’s 3–5% scales with every ticket, while our flat fee holds. Eventcube can pass its fee to buyers, so your attendees may absorb it; the trade-off is a higher sticker price for them. Run your numbers both ways.

Does Eventcube print event badges?▾

Not natively — Eventcube is a ticketing and storefront platform without its own badge designer or on-site badge printing. eventcloud includes both, plus QR check-in. If you need conference badging, that is a real difference.

Both are white-label — what is the difference?▾

Both put your brand on your own domain. The split is the business model: Eventcube funds white-label with a 3–5% transaction fee and leans into memberships and storefronts; eventcloud charges a flat per-seat fee, takes 0% of revenue, and adds conference badging and check-in.

Does Eventcube hold my money?▾

No — funds land in your own connected Stripe account, like eventcloud. Neither platform holds your ticket revenue until after the event.

No per-ticket fees, ever

Your Brand, Your Revenue. All of It.

Build your next event free and watch the fees column stay at zero while the tickets column climbs.

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