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How Much does it Cost to Create an Eventbrite Clone?
// Development
Eventbrite is a platform for launching events and selling tickets. It is very popular in the US and Western Europe for its simplicity, functionality and built-in marketing solutions. Next, we will tell you how to create a clone and how much it costs.
The cost of custom development depends most of all on the location of the technical partner, since the salaries of developers vary greatly depending on the region. Thus, the average rate of a specialist from the United States is $ 95/hour, in Western Europe - $ 67/hour, in Eastern Europe - $ 32/hour. Interestingly, the results of the work of a developer from the United States or from Eastern Europe are essentially the same. What is often used by Microsoft, Apple, Google, Sony, IBM and other IT giants, outsourcing to cheaper countries part of the development of their own projects.
Here's how much the development of a clone can roughly cost, depending on the complexity of the project and the location of the developer company:
Developing a clone of the Eventbrite application consists of several stages: researching the market, competitors and target audience; design development; coding and testing. Below you will find a brief description of these stages and their estimated cost.
Analysis of the UK ticket buyers habits. Source
You can understand what exactly users need by analyzing the market, target audience and competitors. The cost of such analysis depends on its depth:
In all other cases, simply repeating the Eventbrite design will not be enough to lure users to a new site. To do this, you will need to develop a unique design tailored to the chosen niche and target audience. Here is the estimated cost of such a design:
What the functionality of displaying events on the map might look like
What a QR or barcode verification might look like