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Eventbrite App Marketplace

Event technology

Eventbrite · General SaaS app marketplaces

Best for: Event organizers and event-technology vendors seeking discoverable integrations for registration, ticketing, marketing, attendee operations, reporting, CRM, email, productivity, or event websites.

Overview

Eventbrite App Marketplace is a third-party distribution channel for event creators and software companies building on the Eventbrite platform. Eventbrite positions the marketplace as part of its developer and partner ecosystem, with integrations spanning event registration and ticketing, marketing, CRM, email, productivity, reporting, onsite ticketing, and event websites. The marketplace is publicly available for event creators to discover apps, and Eventbrite states that more than 100 trusted apps are available.

Publishers create an Eventbrite API key, complete a directory listing with branding, categories, service type, descriptions, languages, screenshots, support details, and a Get Started URL, then submit it for Eventbrite review. Approved listings are published in the marketplace. Publishers may separately submit an App Extension URL for review, enabling an Install button on the product page when approved. OAuth authorization-code and client-side token flows are documented, while fees, revenue sharing, eligibility details, rate limits, and security requirements remain unspecified in the reviewed public sources.

How to build & ship

  1. 1Review Eventbrite partner-program requirements and create an API key.
  2. 2Complete the Directory Listing tab with the app icon, banner, categories, service type, descriptions, languages, screenshots, support details, and Get Started URL.
  3. 3Implement the Eventbrite API integration and configure the documented OAuth authorization flow.
  4. 4Submit the directory listing for Eventbrite review and address any pending publisher actions.
  5. 5Optionally submit an App Extension iframe URL for separate review to enable marketplace installation.

Key APIs & SDKs

Eventbrite API
OAuth authorize endpoint
OAuth token endpoint
App Extension iframe integration
Directory listing and product-page installation

Integration types

Embedded app
Extension
Connector
Widget

Authentication & security

  • Primary auth: OAuth 2.0
  • Also supports: client-side token flow, server-side authorization-code flow
  • Security review: Not publicly specified
  • No explicit formal security-review requirement is established in the reviewed public sources; Eventbrite review of directory listings and app extensions is documented, but security controls and requirements are unspecified. Publicly available marketplace and developer materials do not specify a universal security-review requirement; confirm any partner-specific or product-specific review requirements with the platform. The reviewed public materials do not publicly specify a universal security-review requirement; confirm partner-specific or product-specific requirements with the platform. A universal security-review requirement is not publicly specified in the reviewed public materials; confirm partner-specific or product-specific requirements with the platform.
  • Eventbrite reviews submitted directory listings and app extensions. Listing outcomes include Approved, Rejected, Developer pending action, and Eventbrite pending action. Approved listings are published in the marketplace; an approved App Extension can enable an Install button on the product page. Public reviews and ratings are displayed after an app receives five reviews.
  • Public sources reviewed for this record do not specify API rate limits.
Auth docs Store policies

Monetization

Onboarding
Not publicly specified
Commission
Not publicly specified
Merchant of Record
Not publicly specified

Pros & cons for builders

Pros

  • Clear first-party listing and approval workflow.
  • Direct access to an event-focused audience and a live public marketplace.
  • Supports API integrations, OAuth, and optional product-page installation through app extensions.

Cons

  • Partner eligibility and approval criteria are not fully enumerated publicly.
  • Commercial terms, publisher fees, revenue sharing, and merchant-of-record treatment are unspecified.
  • Public documentation reviewed does not provide stable catalog examples or API rate-limit details.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get my app approved on Eventbrite App Marketplace?

Eventbrite reviews submitted directory listings and app extensions. Listing outcomes include Approved, Rejected, Developer pending action, and Eventbrite pending action. Approved listings are published in the marketplace; an approved App Extension can enable an Install button on the product page. Public reviews and ratings are displayed after an app receives five reviews.

What authentication does Eventbrite App Marketplace use?

Eventbrite App Marketplace apps primarily authenticate with OAuth 2.0, also supporting client-side token flow, server-side authorization-code flow.

How is Eventbrite App Marketplace monetized?

Eventbrite App Marketplace supports not publicly specified monetization. Typical commission: Not publicly specified. Onboarding fee: Not publicly specified.

Is a security review required to list on Eventbrite App Marketplace?

Eventbrite App Marketplace's public materials do not specify a universal security-review requirement. No explicit formal security-review requirement is established in the reviewed public sources; Eventbrite review of directory listings and app extensions is documented, but security controls and requirements are unspecified. Publicly available marketplace and developer materials do not specify a universal security-review requirement; confirm any partner-specific or product-specific review requirements with the platform. The reviewed public materials do not publicly specify a universal security-review requirement; confirm partner-specific or product-specific requirements with the platform. A universal security-review requirement is not publicly specified in the reviewed public materials; confirm partner-specific or product-specific requirements with the platform.