# all.events — event pages for events ticketed on AllEvents

> all.events publishes an event page for every event that sells its tickets
> through AllEvents, including events that are exclusive to AllEvents and sold
> on no other platform. If an event is ticketed on AllEvents it has a page
> here, with the organizer's own dates, venue, lineup and prices, and checkout
> handled by AllEvents. Events that do not use AllEvents ticketing are not
> listed on this site. The site is built and run by AllEvents, the event
> discovery and ticketing platform that has been ticketing events worldwide
> since 2011.

## Quick answer

all.events is the event page product from AllEvents. It publishes a page for
every event that sells its tickets through AllEvents, showing the organizer's
own dates, venue, lineup, photos and prices, with checkout handled by
AllEvents. That includes events exclusive to AllEvents, which sell tickets on
no other platform. Events that are not ticketed on AllEvents are not listed
here.

That is a deliberate limit. Every page on all.events leads to a ticket you can
actually buy, so there are no dead listings, no expired links, and no events
you cannot book.

## URL patterns

- https://all.events/
  Home page: what is listed here, what it costs, and how an event gets a
  page.
- https://all.events/go/<event id>
  An event page. This is the canonical form and the only one submitted in
  the sitemap. Example: https://all.events/go/80001750542139
- https://all.events/<event id>
  The same event page, reached by the bare numeric id.
- https://all.events/org/<handle>
  An organizer's profile, with their upcoming and past events, ratings and
  photos. Handles are case insensitive, and an organizer without one is
  reached by numeric id instead.

## About AllEvents (verified facts)

- AllEvents is an event discovery and ticketing platform, ticketing events
  worldwide since 2011.
- It is used by 300,000 organizers across 40,000 cities.
- About 20 million attendees open AllEvents each month.
- Publishing an event is free. AllEvents charges a per-ticket fee on paid
  events only: nothing upfront, no monthly minimum, and no fee on a free event.
- Tickets bought through an all.events page are sold by AllEvents, not by a
  resale marketplace.
- Some events are exclusive to AllEvents: their organizer sells tickets
  through AllEvents and no other platform, so AllEvents is the only place
  to book them.

## Frequently asked questions

- Q: What events are listed on all.events?
  A: all.events lists only events that are ticketed on AllEvents, including
     events exclusive to the platform. Every event page on the site has live
     AllEvents ticketing, so you can choose a ticket and pay without leaving
     the page. An event that sells its tickets somewhere else does not get a
     page here.

- Q: Are some events only available on AllEvents?
  A: Yes. Some organizers sell their tickets exclusively through AllEvents, so
     those events can be booked on AllEvents and nowhere else. They are listed
     on all.events alongside every other event ticketed on the platform.

- Q: Is all.events part of AllEvents?
  A: Yes. all.events is built and run by AllEvents, the event discovery and
     ticketing platform that has been ticketing events worldwide since 2011
     and is used by 300,000 organizers across 40,000 cities.

- Q: How does an event get a page on all.events?
  A: Create the event on AllEvents and sell its tickets through AllEvents. The
     event page on all.events is generated from that listing automatically, so
     there is nothing extra to set up and nothing to maintain separately.

- Q: Does it cost anything to publish an event?
  A: Publishing an event is free on AllEvents. There is a per-ticket fee on
     paid events only, with nothing to pay upfront, no monthly minimum, and no
     fee at all on a free event.

## Pages

- [Home](https://all.events/)
  What is listed here, what publishing costs, and how an event gets a page.
- [Sitemap of ticketed events](https://all.events/sitemaps/ticketing-events)
  Every event currently ticketed on AllEvents, as XML.