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A Humanitix alternative for ticketed events
Humanitix charges nothing for free events and 4% plus 99 cents per paid ticket, or 2.5% plus 50 cents for charities and schools, and gives all of its profits to charity. OneCraft writes an event website with tickets sold through your own Stripe account, for a monthly plan and a 0.5% to 2% platform fee.
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Indunil Asanka · Co-founder
2 min read · Published
The short verdict
Humanitix is the better pick for most event organisers: free events cost nothing, paid tickets carry a per ticket fee with no subscription, it includes a scanning app, reserved seating, waitlists and resale, and its profits go to charity. OneCraft suits an organiser who wants the event's whole website written for it and tickets sold on that site, with payouts to its own Stripe account and a flat plan rather than a per ticket fee.
| Feature | Humanitix | OneCraft |
|---|---|---|
| Free events | Free events: nothing checked 2026-10-21 | The free plan cannot publish, connect a domain, take payments or run Expo builds |
| Paid ticket fee | Standard 4% + $0.99 per paid ticket, excluding GST checked 2026-10-21 | Stripe Checkout as a direct charge on your own connected Stripe account; platform fee Starter 2%, Pro 1%, Pro+ 0.5%, Stripe fees on top; the free plan cannot take payments |
| Charities and schools | 2.5% + $0.50 per paid ticket checked 2026-10-21 | Free $0 with 100 credits a month (about 3 AI projects), Starter $8 with 500, Pro $25 with 1,500, Pro+ $125 with 7,500 |
| Subscription | No subscription fees, no sign up fees, no contracts checked 2026-10-21 | Free $0 with 100 credits a month (about 3 AI projects), Starter $8 with 500, Pro $25 with 1,500, Pro+ $125 with 7,500 |
| Where profits go | All profits go to charity checked 2026-10-21 | Stripe Checkout as a direct charge on your own connected Stripe account; platform fee Starter 2%, Pro 1%, Pro+ 0.5%, Stripe fees on top; the free plan cannot take payments |
| Check-in | Scanning app included in all plans checked 2026-10-21 | A site_admins table and an /admin area, or Admin tab in an app, shown only to admins |
| Ticketing features | Unlimited ticket types, reserved seating, waitlist, gift cards, discount and access codes checked 2026-10-21 | 65 capability guides the agent builds from scratch into the site's own database, nothing pre-made |
| Selling on your website | Sell on your website checked 2026-10-21 | An agent plans the pages, builds them in steps with a green build each time, then a fresh agent reviews screenshots at 375, 768 and 1280 and sends up to 12 fixes |
| Integrations | Mailchimp, Salesforce, Facebook and Canva integrations checked 2026-10-21 | An admin can send a newsletter to confirmed subscribers, at most 500 per send and 5 sends an hour, from OneCraft's address with the site's name |
Where Humanitix is better
Free events cost nothing
Humanitix charges nothing for free events, and its paid ticket fee needs no monthly plan. OneCraft needs a paid plan to publish the site and take payments.
Event tools ready to use
A scanning app, reserved seating, waitlists, gift cards, resale through Tixel and team permissions are part of every Humanitix plan. On OneCraft the agent builds what the brief asks for.
Fees for good
Humanitix gives all of its profits to charity. OneCraft's platform fee does not.
Where OneCraft is different
The whole event website
Lineup, artist bios, tickets, add-ons, a volunteer sign up and the FAQ are one site written for the event, at your own domain on a paid plan.
Payouts to your Stripe account
Tickets are sold through Stripe Checkout as direct charges on your connected Stripe account, so money arrives on Stripe's schedule rather than an event platform's.
A flat cost for big events
On Pro, OneCraft takes 1% of each payment plus Stripe's fees, against a per ticket fee, which matters most for higher priced tickets.
Fees on a $60 ticket
Humanitix's standard fee on a $60 ticket is 4% plus 99 cents, about $3.39, and organisers often pass it to buyers. On OneCraft Pro the platform fee is 1%, 60 cents, plus Stripe's card fee, and the plan is $25 a month. For a weekend of 400 tickets the plan matters little; for one small free event, Humanitix costs nothing and OneCraft cannot take payments on its free plan at all.
What the agent builds
From a brief naming ticket types, prices, add-ons and capacity, the agent writes ticket tables, a Stripe Checkout per order, a confirmation page and an admin area listing orders, with access rules checked as a visitor and a signed in buyer. Volunteer sign ups and the FAQ are ordinary pages and forms in the same site.
Check-in on the day
Humanitix includes a scanning app. OneCraft's admin area lists orders for staff at the door, and any check-in flow beyond that is something to ask the agent for and test before the day.
Who should stay with Humanitix
Stay with Humanitix if you run free events, want a scanning app and seating plans ready, or like that booking fees fund charity. Move if you want one website for the event with tickets inside it, payouts to your own Stripe account and a flat plan, and you are comfortable checking guests in from an admin list.
Questions people ask
Can buyers pay the booking fee instead of me?
OneCraft's platform fee comes out of each payment rather than being added to the buyer's total. You can set ticket prices that cover it, the same way you would account for card fees. Humanitix lists a custom fees structure among its features.
Can I run a free event on OneCraft?
The agent can build an RSVP form that takes registrations without payment. The site still has to be published, and publishing needs a paid plan from $8 a month, so a single small free event costs less on Humanitix. Registrations are stored in the site's database.
Can I limit tickets to the venue capacity?
Yes, when the brief states the capacity. Ticket counts are rows in the site's own database, so the agent can write a rule that refuses orders past the limit; test it in the preview before tickets go on sale. An order that would pass the limit is then refused.
Can attendees get an email confirmation?
The mail broker lets a site email a signed in visitor at their own address, up to 20 an hour, from OneCraft's address with the site's name. Ask the agent for a confirmation email and check it in the preview.
Will the site work on phones?
Every website build runs a layout check at 375, 768 and 1280 pixels wide that fails on sideways overflow and runtime errors, and a review agent reads screenshots at those widths before generation finishes. A phone view that scrolls sideways fails the build and is not kept.
Try the website side of OneCraft
The button opens the generator with a starting prompt already filled in. Change the wording to match your own work before you run it.
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