Pricing

Fair fees. No drip pricing.

TicketHunter charges sellers 0%. Buyer fees are added on top and clearly shown before checkout. No drip pricing, no surprises.

For buyers

Transparent all-in price

13%

11% platform fee on the seller's ask, plus 2% processing on the subtotal — about 13% all-in. Shown on every listing.

  • Platform fee11% of ask price
  • Processing fee2% of subtotal
  • Drip feesNone
  • Hidden chargesNever

For sellers

0% until 2027

0%

Launch promo: 0% seller fees until 1 January 2027. After that, just 1%. Set your price, that's what you receive.

  • Seller fee0% until 2027
  • After 2027Just 1%
  • Listing feeFree
  • Payout feeFree
  • Payout timing7 days after event date
  • WithdrawalBank transfer, 1–2 business days

How pricing works

The seller chooses their ask price. We add our fees on top so the seller gets exactly what they asked for. Here's an example:

BreakdownExample
Seller's ask price£300
Platform fee (11%)+£33
Processing fee (2%)+£7
Buyer pays£340
Seller receives£300

Buyer safety guarantee

Your payment is held in escrow. Sellers don't get paid until 7 days after the event has taken place. If the ticket doesn't work or the event is cancelled, you get a full refund. No questions asked.

Compare to legacy marketplaces.

Looking for lower ticket resale fees? Most platforms add 25-40% combined. We don't.

Figures are typical ranges reported by buyers and sellers on each platform. Actual fees vary by event, country and listing type.

PlatformBuyer feeSeller fee
StubHub28%15%
viagogo25–35%10–15%
Vivid Seats30%10%
Ticketmaster Resale25–30%15%
SeatGeek22–30%10–15%
Twickets10% (capped)0%
TicketHunter13% all-in0% (until 2027)

Frequently asked questions

Is there a ticket resale site with no seller fees?+
Yes. TicketHunter charges 0% seller fees until 1 January 2027. After that, the rate rises to just 1%. You set your price and that is exactly what you receive. No commission, no payout fee, no listing fee.
What does all-in pricing mean?+
All-in pricing means the price shown on the listing is the price the buyer pays at checkout. There are no extra fees, taxes or charges added during the checkout process. TicketHunter shows 13% all-in on every listing, so buyers always know the full cost before they commit.
How do TicketHunter fees compare to StubHub?+
On a £300 ticket, a buyer pays £339 on TicketHunter and the seller keeps £300. On StubHub, the buyer typically pays around £384 and the seller keeps around £255. That is £45 more in the buyer's pocket and £45 more in the seller's pocket.
Start selling — 0% seller fees until 2027