What Happens to Your Eventbrite Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Organizer Revenue
Claim unpaid payouts
Active Events
Cancel or transfer ownership
Subscription
Cancel paid plan
Step-by-Step Guide
Claim organizer payouts
If this is an event organizer account, check Manage Events > Payouts for any unclaimed revenue. Request a final payout to the linked bank account.
Cancel or transfer active events
Cancel any upcoming events you are organizing, or transfer event ownership to another organizer.
Cancel paid subscription plan
If on a paid Eventbrite plan (Professional, Premium), cancel the subscription to stop recurring charges.
Transfer purchased tickets
Check for any tickets purchased as an attendee and transfer them to family members.
Document Now Checklist
- Account email and password
- Organizer payout balance
- Active events list
- Subscription plan details
- Linked bank account for payouts
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