Eventbrite

How to integrate Eventbrite with Webflow

You can connect Eventbrite with Webflow in several ways, from simple ticket embeds to advanced CMS synchronization.

Use Webflow Marketplace apps for event display, Code Embeds for direct ticket sales, or API integrations for real-time data sync and automated workflows.

Use marketplace apps

The Events Calendar app pulls your Eventbrite events and displays them on your Webflow site.

Install it from the Webflow Apps panel to get:

• Multi-source syncing pulls events from Eventbrite, Google Calendar, and Outlook simultaneously
• Customizable calendar views with month, week, and agenda layouts that match your site design
• User event submissions let visitors propose events with built-in moderation workflows
• Multilingual support for 25+ languages with automatic timezone detection

For membership sites, combine Events Calendar with access control apps to create member-only event pages or early-bird ticket access.

Use code embeds

Eventbrite's native embed tools let you add ticket sales directly to Webflow pages without redirecting visitors. Navigate to your event's Marketing > Embedded Checkout in Eventbrite to generate the HTML code.

To embed the full checkout form directly on your page:

1. Copy the HTML snippet from Eventbrite
2. Add a Custom Code Embed element in Webflow
3. Paste the code and adjust container dimensions
4. Style the wrapper div to match your design

To show just a checkout button that opens a popup, add the following code to a Custom Code Embed element, replacing YOUR_EVENT_ID with your actual event ID:

<script src="https://www.eventbrite.com/static/widgets/eb_widgets.js"></script>

<script>

window.EBWidgets.createWidget({

  widgetType: 'checkout',

  eventId: 'YOUR_EVENT_ID',

  modal: true

});

</script>

For dynamic event pages, store the event ID in a CMS field and bind it to the embed code using Webflow's dynamic embeds feature.

Build with API integration

Direct Webflow API integration enables real-time synchronization and custom event experiences. This approach suits organizations managing multiple events or requiring detailed attendee data analysis.

Eventbrite's REST API uses OAuth 2.0 authentication and provides endpoints for complete event lifecycle management. Since Webflow doesn't execute backend code, you'll need to implement API calls through serverless functions (e.g., AWS Lambda, Netlify Functions) or automation platforms.

Core capabilities include:

• Automated event creation and publishing from Webflow forms
• Real-time ticket availability updates in your CMS
• Custom attendee portals with personalized content
• Advanced analytics dashboards combining multiple data sources

Automate event creation

Automated event creation lets team members create Eventbrite events directly from your Webflow site without switching platforms. Staff can fill out a form on your admin pages, and the event automatically appears in Eventbrite with proper formatting and settings.

To set up automated event creation:

1. Set up OAuth authentication using Eventbrite's authorization flow with appropriate scopes
2. Create serverless endpoints that receive Webflow Forms data and transform it for Eventbrite's event creation endpoint
3. Map form fields to Eventbrite parameters like name, date, venue, and ticket types

The /events/ endpoint accepts comprehensive event data, including multiple ticket tiers, custom questions, and scheduling rules.

Sync attendee data to CMS

Attendee data synchronization keeps your Webflow site updated with current attendee information. That way, you can build custom attendee experiences, send targeted communications, or display real-time registration counts on your event pages.

To sync attendee data automatically:

1. Configure webhooks using Eventbrite's webhook API to monitor order.placed and attendee.updated events
2. Process webhook payloads containing attendee profiles, ticket types, and custom responses
3. Update Webflow CMS via the Data API with parsed attendee data

Attendee synchronization enables features like attendee directories, personalized event pages, or post-event follow-up campaigns.

Build dynamic pricing systems

Dynamic pricing lets you adjust ticket prices automatically based on demand, time remaining, or other factors — perfect for early-bird pricing, last-minute discounts, or surge pricing during high-demand periods.

To implement dynamic pricing:

1. Monitor ticket sales via the orders endpoint to track velocity
2. Adjust pricing tiers using ticket class updates based on demand patterns
3. Display real-time availability by caching API responses and updating Webflow elements

Advanced implementations can incorporate early-bird discounts, group rates, or dynamic pricing based on external factors.

What you can build

Integrating Eventbrite with Webflow opens possibilities for sophisticated event experiences and streamlined management workflows.

• Multi-event conference sites: Build conference websites that sync session schedules, speaker details, and ticket availability from Eventbrite while maintaining custom designs for each track or workshop
• Community event platforms: Create event discovery sites where organizers submit events through Webflow Forms that generate Eventbrite listings with moderated approval workflows
• Membership event portals: Develop member-exclusive experiences using Webflow and membership apps like Memberstack combined with Eventbrite's registration system for tiered access and special pricing
• Hybrid event experiences: Design sites that blend in-person and virtual event registration, syncing attendee data between Eventbrite and streaming platforms through custom workflows