Best online ticketing platform in Belgium: which one to choose in 2026?
Which ticketing platform should you choose for your event in Belgium? The 5 criteria of a good ticketing platform, a comparison of PassPass, Eventbrite, Weezevent and Ticketmaster, and our advice for each type of event.
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In Belgium, the best online ticketing platform is the one that meets your event’s needs, makes buying simple for your attendees and management simple for you, and supports you from the moment sales open until the day of your event. PassPass brings these points together in a single tool, with a team based in Belgium. Eventbrite and Ticketmaster are American platforms, and Weezevent is a French self-service ticketing platform.
1. A ticketing platform that meets your event’s needs
Every event has its own needs. A concert sells in waves and checks hundreds of entries in an hour, a seminar needs precise information at registration, and a performance venue needs a seating plan. Before you choose, list what you will need, then check that the ticketing platform does it without adding another tool.
On PassPass, the tools below are part of the ticketing, with no extra module to add.
Depending on your sector, additional solutions can be added in the same tool: a seating plan for a performance venue, badge printing and invoicing for a professional event, and white-label ticketing to sell under your own name.
2. A ticketing platform that is simple for your buyers and for you
Your buyers usually arrive from a story or a message, on their phone. If the page is slow, if the interface looks dated or if they have to create an account before paying, some of them give up. A good ticketing platform reduces buying to a few clear steps, with the payment methods your buyers already use.
On PassPass, the buyer chooses their tickets, enters their details and pays with Bancontact, Apple Pay or Google Pay, without creating an account, then receives their tickets in their phone’s Wallet. Try it yourself on an event that is on sale before you choose.
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The ticketing platform is also the tool you will spend time in: following your sales, adjusting a price, adding a guest, replying to a buyer. A well-designed platform that is fast and easy to get to grips with saves you that time, so you can focus on your event.
PassPass was designed in 2024 to keep to the essentials. A simple ticketing setup is ready in a few minutes, and the dashboard shows your sales, revenue and attendees at a glance.
3. A team that supports you from start to finish
Questions often come up at the wrong time, the day before sales open or on the morning of the event. A good ticketing platform does not leave you alone with a help page. It helps you set up your event, advises you according to your needs and answers quickly when it matters.
At PassPass, a person from our team answers you in English. We go through the setup with you, we advise you according to your event, and we stay available during sales and on the day. Once you feel comfortable, you manage your events on your own.
“The platform is clear, user-friendly and useful, both for showcasing our events and managing the transaction flow. Above all, I can feel the energy of a young dedicated team that maintains a partner approach rather than simply a supplier one. It's truly Belgian: welcoming, creative and effective.”
Christophe Koninckx4. You stay in control of your ticket sales
Before you commit, check what you receive for each ticket, who owns your buyers’ contact details and if you are free to leave when you wish.
On PassPass, the fees are known in advance, payment fees included, and you choose whether to cover them yourself or pass them on to the buyer. The details are on our Pricing page. Your attendee list belongs to you and can be exported at any time, and there is no subscription or commitment.
5. Data protection and GDPR compliance
A ticketing platform stores your buyers’ names, email addresses and sometimes their answers to your form. As the organiser, you are responsible for this data under GDPR, so choose a reliable provider that tells you where the data is hosted and how it is protected.
At PassPass, all data stays in the European Union, and the platform was designed for GDPR from the start. Payments go through Stripe, a PCI DSS Level 1 certified provider, and you only ask your buyers for the information you need.
The ticketing platforms compared in one table
Prices and payment methods checked in October 2026 on the public pages of each ticketing platform. The details of PassPass’s fees, and what you receive for each ticket, are on our Pricing page.
The ticketing platforms one by one
PassPass
PassPass is a Belgian ticketing platform launched in 2024 for events of any size. You create your event in a few minutes, your buyers pay from their phone without creating an account, and you manage promo codes, guests, the registration form and entry scanning in one place. If your event needs them, the seating plan, badges and invoicing can be added in the same tool. Our team helps you get started, then you manage everything on your own, with no subscription or commitment, and your data remains yours.
Eventbrite
Eventbrite is an American platform known to the general public, whose main asset is its marketplace, where your event sits alongside those of other organisers. For everything else, it is self-service. Bancontact is only offered on computers, so a buyer on a phone has to pay another way, and the seating plan requires its Professional plan.
Weezevent
Weezevent is a French self-service ticketing platform with a broad offer, several parts of which are charged separately. According to its price list of 27 August 2026, an American Express payment costs 10% of the ticket price, PayPal 3.25% and Klarna in three instalments 4.5%. For a seating plan, its team creates it from your files, charged at €0.50 excl. VAT per seat with a minimum of €200.
Ticketmaster
Ticketmaster is a name known to the general public, with a marketplace designed for international tours and large venues. It works under contract and on quotation, with its own teams: you go through a sales representative before you can open sales, and terms are negotiated case by case.
Depending on your type of event
Festival or concert
You often sell in waves, with a first price that sells out quickly, and most purchases are made on phones from social media. A self-service ticketing platform works well here, and PassPass adds sales tracking by source, with no tool to install, and a team based in Belgium that supports you. See our ticketing pages for festivals and for concerts.
Party
Sales are made in the last few days, and entry has to be quick. On PassPass, tickets arrive in your buyers’ Wallet, guests come in through a list or a code, and your team scans entries from their phones. See our ticketing for parties.
Professional event, seminar or trade show
You need the right information at registration (company, job title, workshops), badges on arrival and sometimes invoices for companies. PassPass brings together the custom form, on-site badge printing and, as an add-on, invoicing in Peppol format. See our ticketing for professional events.
Show with reserved seating
With fixed seats, a seating plan lets everyone choose their seat and lets you sell each section at its own price. At PassPass, our team creates the plan from your existing one. Eventbrite keeps its editor for its Professional plan, Weezevent charges €0.50 excl. VAT per seat with a minimum of €200, and Ticketmaster includes it in a quote. See our detailed comparison of seating plans.
Non-profit or free event
Free tickets cost nothing on PassPass, even alongside paid tickets, and you keep your attendee list so you can follow up with them. Reduced or member prices work through codes, and your volunteers scan tickets at the entrance with their phones. See our ticketing for non-profits and our article on free online ticketing.
Sports event
A match or a race needs tickets for each type of audience and fast access control when people arrive. PassPass handles the ticket types, codes for clubs and entry scanning from phones. See our ticketing for sports events.
Additional solutions
Ticketing is enough for most events. Depending on your sector, you may need more: a seating plan for a performance venue or a cultural centre, badges and invoices for a professional event, or ticketing in your own name for a venue or a festival that sells under its own brand.
At PassPass, these solutions are connected to your ticketing and managed in the same place. Everything stays in sync. A sale takes the seat on the plan, adds the attendee to the badge list and prepares their invoice, with no export and no other software to connect.
PassPass, Weezevent and Ticketmaster (through Payconiq) offer Bancontact. Eventbrite only offers it on computers, whereas a large share of tickets are sold on phones.
Eventbrite is an American self-service platform built around its marketplace, and Bancontact is only offered on computers. PassPass is a Belgian ticketing platform: you open sales in a few minutes, your buyers pay from their phone without creating an account, and promo codes, guests and entry scanning are managed in one place. Our team supports you in English, from setup to the day of your event. The fees of each platform are compared in the table above.
Yes. Sales, guests and access control work the same way whatever the size of the event. For example, you can import up to 20,000 guests at once, and your team can scan entries from several phones at the same time. For a large event, our team prepares the setup with you.
Yes, for free events, which cost nothing on PassPass. For a paid event, you can pass the fees on to the buyer and receive your full price. We explain how in our article on free online ticketing.
Yes. The organiser dashboard and the purchase flow are available in French, Dutch and English, and our team answers you in all three languages.
No. Each event has its own sales page, with a link to share on your social media, by email or by message. If you have a website, you can also embed the ticketing in it.