The Fees by Platform metric shows the breakdown of fees charged by Eventbrite and any associated payment processors for ticket sales on different platforms, such as web or mobile. It helps organizers understand the costs associated with selling tickets on different channels and optimize their pricing strategy accordingly.
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Gross Sales is the total revenue generated by an event before deducting any fees, taxes, or expenses. It reflects the full price paid by attendees for tickets, merchandise, and other items sold through the Eventbrite platform.
The Gross Sales by Affiliate Link Name metric shows the total amount of sales generated through each specific affiliate link used to promote an Eventbrite event.
The Fees metric refers to the charges applied by Eventbrite to the total ticket price. These fees can include taxes, payment processing, and service charges, among others.
Net Sales is the total revenue generated by an event, product or service after deducting any discounts, promotions or refunds.
The Net Sales by Sales Channel metric measures the total amount of revenue generated from each sales channel after accounting for refunds, discounts, and cancellations.
The Quantity Sold metric refers to the number of tickets or registrations that have been sold for a particular event on Eventbrite. It provides insight into the popularity and success of an event in terms of attendee attendance.
The Quantity Sold by Ticket metric shows the total number of tickets sold for a specific event or ticket type. It is a measure of how many people are attending the event or purchasing a certain ticket type.
The Attendees by City metric shows how many attendees are from each city, providing insights on where the event is drawing the most interest and allowing organizers to adjust marketing and outreach efforts accordingly.