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Trybe vs Posh

Posh gets the party listed. Trybe keeps your crowd coming back.

If you want to market to your crowd from the same place you sell to them, choose Trybe: email campaigns, SMS without a monthly cap, automations and a contact list you can import and export. If you run a big promoter team on Kickback commissions, Posh is built around them.

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Who pays what on a $25 ticket

Our math, from each platform's published rates, before tax.

Trybe

Buyer pays

$27.80

You receive

$25.00

10% + $0.30 service fee, paid by the buyer.

Posh

Buyer pays

$28.49

You receive

$25.00

10% + $0.99 per paid ticket, paid by the buyer by default.

Posh's fee as Posh publishes it, card processing included.

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Where they differ

FeatureTrybePosh
Email campaigns
Yes. Emails about events you host on Trybe are free.
Not documented. No email tool in its help center. Buyers can sync to Mailchimp.
SMS campaigns
Yes. Paid per message in tokens, with no cap on the number of campaigns.
Partial. 10 organization-wide blasts per rolling 30 days, 140 characters each. A dedicated number costs $19.99 a month.
Automations
Yes. Visual builder: welcome, reminders before the show, win-back after it.
Partial. Webhooks to connect outside tools.
Instagram comment-to-DM
Yes. Auto-replies send your ticket link by DM.
No. No native Instagram integration, per its help center.
Meta ads
Yes. Campaigns launched from Trybe, with ticket sales counted at checkout.
Partial. Tracking pixels for ads you run elsewhere.
Contacts
Yes. Import a CSV, export anytime, segment by behavior.
Partial. Export per event. No contact import.
Affiliates
Partial. A link per promoter with clicks, tickets and revenue. You pay commissions yourself.
Yes. Kickback: a percentage or flat amount per ticket or order.
Waitlist
Yes. Paid: the card is pre-authorized and charged only when you accept.
Partial. The next person gets 30 minutes to buy.

Why organizers choose Trybe

Email campaigns, built in

Posh's help center has no email tool; buyers sync to Mailchimp. On Trybe, campaigns about events you host are free and reach your whole Community.

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Bring the list you already have

Import your contacts from a CSV and keep where each one came from. Posh doesn't import contacts.

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Text without counting blasts

Send SMS campaigns as often as you need, paid per message in tokens, from your own number with Pro. Posh allows 10 blasts every 30 days.

See how it works

Why you might choose Posh

  • Kickback affiliates earn a percentage or a flat amount per sale.
  • Tap to Pay on iPhone for door sales.
  • Table service with a floor plan and booking pins.

Switching from Posh to Trybe

  1. 1

    Export each event's report

    Posh emails you a CSV of each event's attendees.

  2. 2

    Import them into your Community

    Every guest becomes a contact you can email, text and segment.

  3. 3

    Give each promoter a link

    Track clicks, tickets and revenue per promoter from your first event.

Frequently asked questions

Is Trybe cheaper than Posh?

For your buyers, yes: on a $25 ticket they pay $27.80 on Trybe and $28.49 on Posh with its default settings. On both, you receive the full $25.

Does Trybe pay promoter commissions like Kickback?

No. Trybe tracks clicks, tickets and revenue for each promoter link, and every order shows who referred it. You agree on commissions with your promoters and pay them yourself.

How often can I send SMS campaigns on Trybe?

As often as you need. Each message costs tokens, 10 per segment in North America. Posh limits organization-wide blasts to 10 per rolling 30 days.

Sources

Everything we say about Posh comes from its own pages, checked on October 5, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Email help@trybe.fm and we'll fix it. Eventbrite fees explained (Posh University, with Posh's own fee) · SMS campaigns: messaging guidelines · Set up ad tracking pixels · Kickback affiliates · Export event report · Mailchimp and webhooks · Waitlist setup guide

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Sell out your next event with Trybe

Selling tickets costs you nothing, and email, SMS, automations, Instagram DMs and Meta ads all run from the same place.

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