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What do ticket fees come to on an event, and where does resale go?

Put in tickets sold, the face value and your current platform's fees, plus how many tickets are resold. See the fees on your current platform, the fees at the listed rate, and the resale share for the artist and venue. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

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At these figures, fees come to $10,500 on your current platform against $2,400 at the listed rate, and controlled resale would return $750 to the artist and venue.
Fees on your current platform
$10,500
Fees at 2.5% plus $0.60 a ticket
$2,400
Difference in fees per event
$8,100
Resale share for the artist and venue
$750

Resale

Controlled resale value
$7,500

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Ticketing — ticket fee calculator
· 1,500 tickets at $40
· Fees: $10,500 now, $2,400 at the listed rate
· $750 of resale value to the artist and venue

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Method: current fees = tickets x (face value x your percentage fee + your fixed fee). Listed fees = tickets x (2.5% of face value + $0.60). Resale share = tickets resold x the price ceiling x 10%, shared between the artist and the venue. The first event for a new venue or promoter has no platform fee and no per-ticket charge.

What do ticket fees come to on an event, and where does resale go?

Put in tickets sold, the face value and your current platform's fees, plus how many tickets are resold. See the fees on your current platform, the fees at the listed rate, and the resale share for the artist and venue. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

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