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Dev tools · April 18, 2025

Hi.Events Cloud

Open-source event management & ticket selling platform

Hi.Events Cloud launched on April 18, 2025 with 9 votes, #3,599 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Effortlessly run events and sell tickets online with Hi.Events 🎟️ Now in the cloud! Enjoy QR check-ins ✅, custom ticket types 🎫, embeddable widgets 🧩, and more — all open-source, fun to use, and built for every kind of event 🚀

The open-source Eventbrite alternative. Sell tickets online with instant Stripe payouts, custom branding and full data ownership, from 1.25% a ticket.

Hi.Events is the Eventbrite alternative for concerts, conferences, festivals and club nights. You're paid as tickets sell, and your attendee list stays yours. Selling 250 tickets at $ 30 ? You'd keep $481 more than on Eventbrite. Your event page — themed, and yours to share Built in here, previewing as you type Tiered pricing, sold-out states, add-ons Two taps to checkout …and it lands in your dashboard Set up in minutes. Selling the same day. $ 0 for organizers. Pass the 1.25% + $0.60 fee to buyers or absorb it yourself. No monthly fee, no contract. Illustrative comparison of platform fees only; payment processing is charged separately on both platforms. Self-hosted Hi.Events has no…from hi.events

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