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http://www.amiando.com/ seems to be pretty popular among event organizers these days, there's a couple of other providers also specializing in the event ticketing market. In fact I think Amiando even did the Launch48 event which was sponsored and hosted by PayPal.


We used Amiando for the Frozen Rails conference (http://frozenrails.eu) and we were pretty happy with their service.


We've used amiando for the MIT Enterprise Forum in South Florida. They are an absolute pleasure to work with.


True, but don't confuse ticket management for payment gateway. They are two separate steps.

Honestly, EventBrite or Amiando should offer their own payments system as they easily have enough traffic to make it worthwhile I would have thought.


My bad. Both have moved on since I last reviewed their offerings (and ran an event).

Which then prompts me to ask... why is OpenCamp not using EventBrite's own gateway then? PayPal thus circumvented.


Both of them have their own payment gateway option. Eventbrite charges an additional 3% for this service.


Amiando does offer the payment gateway.




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