Which platform is better for community events in the Netherlands? Compare fees, features, and find the right fit.
TL;DR
Eventbrite is built for large-scale events. Weeknights is built for recurring community clubs. If you run a social club in the Netherlands with €10–€50 tickets, you'll keep more per ticket on Weeknights.
What you keep at different ticket prices.
| Ticket price | Weeknights | Eventbrite |
|---|---|---|
| €10 | €9.50 | ~€7.56 |
| €20 | €19.00 | ~€17.03 |
| €50 | €47.50 | ~€45.44 |
Weeknights · 5% all-in
A flat 5% on paid tickets. Free events are always free. No payment processing fees, no per-ticket fixed fees, no monthly subscriptions.
Eventbrite · 3.7% + €1.79 + processing
Eventbrite charges 3.7% + €1.79 per ticket as a service fee, plus payment processing fees (typically 2.9% + €0.30 for credit cards). For European cards via Stripe, processing is around 1.5% + €0.25.
| Feature | Weeknights | Eventbrite |
|---|---|---|
| Free club/event page | Yes | Yes |
| Ticket sales | Yes | Yes |
| RSVP management | Yes | Yes |
| Attendee check-in | Yes | Yes |
| Stripe Connect payouts | Yes | No (Eventbrite Payouts) |
| Community discovery | Yes | Large global marketplace |
| Netherlands focus | Yes | No |
You run a social club or community group in the Netherlands. You want simple pricing, built-in discovery, and to keep more of every ticket sale. Ideal for recurring events with €10–€50 tickets.
Large events, conferences, and festivals that need broad reach and advanced marketing tools. Eventbrite shines when you need to sell hundreds or thousands of tickets.
Yes, for most ticket prices. On a €20 ticket, you keep €19.00 on Weeknights vs ~€17.03 on Eventbrite. Weeknights charges 5% all-in with no processing fees, while Eventbrite charges 3.7% + €1.79 plus payment processing.
Yes. Create a free club on Weeknights, set up your events, and share your new club page with your community. There's no lock-in or migration process needed.
Weeknights focuses specifically on social clubs and community events in the Netherlands. If you run a local club, you'll reach a targeted audience. Eventbrite has a larger global audience but less focus on community discovery.
Yes. On top of their 3.7% + €1.79 service fee, Eventbrite charges payment processing fees (typically around 2.9% + €0.30 or 1.5% + €0.25 for European cards). Weeknights includes processing in the 5%.
Create your club and start hosting events. No subscription, no commitment.