Who uses Evey Events & Tickets?

The typical Evey store is a product brand that also runs events. Its median catalog is 53 products and it runs a median of 8 detected apps. Cowlendar stores, which sell appointments rather than tickets, are smaller at 35 products and 7 apps. Evey's profile fits a brand that sells physical products and adds workshops, tastings or launch events on the side.

Evey's base is more upmarket than most booking apps. About 13.8% of its stores run Shopify Plus, roughly 3x the Shopify-wide rate of about 4.4%. Cowlendar, by contrast, is at about 3.7%, below the Shopify average. Larger brands use events for community and launches, and selling tickets through the same Shopify store keeps customer data and payments in one place.

Evey is used mostly outside the United States: 57% of its stores are based elsewhere. The US accounts for 42.7%, then the United Kingdom at 10.1%, Australia at 7.9%, and Germany and Canada at 6.7% each. Italy is its sixth market at 5.6%, unusual among the apps we profile, and together with Germany it gives Evey a solid European base.

By category, Fashion leads at about 20% of stores, followed by Business and industrial at about 16%. Technology accounts for 13.5%, and another 13.5% of stores are not yet classified. Food and drink follows at 10.6%. The mix fits the ways product brands use events: fashion launches and styling sessions, tech workshops, and food and drink tastings.

The apps that show up next to Evey are spread thinly, with modest lifts. Its stores run Seal Subscriptions 5.0x more often than the average Shopify store. DailyFulfill dropshipping, Simesy checkout rules, Infinite Facebook Feed, and Lokalize translation are each 2.9x more common, and a GTIN barcode app is 2.2x more common.

Put together, that is a varied group of merchants rather than one type of store: some sell subscriptions, some sell through Facebook and Google feeds, some translate their store for international customers. What they share is the decision to sell events alongside products in Shopify rather than on a separate ticketing site. For anyone selling to Shopify brands, Evey marks a store that uses events to build community around its products.

Evey vs Cowlendar

Appointment Booking Cowlendar is the most reviewed app in the event booking category, rated 4.9 stars across 2,257 App Store reviews. It is built for appointments booked by time slot, such as sessions, services and rentals, rather than ticketed events with a fixed capacity. Its stores are smaller (35 products) and rarely on Shopify Plus (about 3.7%). Cowlendar has a free plan and paid tiers at $13.99, $29.99 and $59.99 a month. Choose Cowlendar for service bookings, Evey for ticketed events.

Evey vs dedicated ticketing platforms

Some brands sell event tickets on a separate ticketing site instead of in Shopify. That can offer more event features, but it splits customer data and payments from the store. Evey keeps tickets as Shopify products, so attendees go through the same checkout and end up in the same customer list as product buyers. Choose Evey if the event is part of the brand's store, a separate platform if events are the main business.

Other options

Appointment Booking App Apntly (1,666 reviews), ointo (946), BookX (623), Easy Appointment Booking (578) and Meety (467) are booking apps in the same App Store category. Most are built around appointments rather than tickets, so check capacity limits, ticket types and check-in features if events are the main use.