Gametime’s fee, in its own words
If your ticket sells, you will receive the payout you specify.
Source: Gametime terms of service (gametime.co).
Gametime next to the published rates
| Marketplace | Seller fee | You keep on $100 |
|---|---|---|
| Gametime | You set the payout | The payout you set |
| StubHub | 10% | $90.00 |
| Vivid Seats | 10% | $90.00 |
| TickPick | 15% | $85.00 |
| Ticketmaster | Shown when you list | Shown when you list |
| AXS | Shown when you list | Shown when you list |
Type Gametime’s rate into the calculator to see your payout next to all of them.
When Gametime pays you
Gametime pays 48 hours after the event.
Gametime United will issue payment to you 48 hours after the event has occurred,
Source: Gametime terms of service (gametime.co).
How the Gametime payout works
Gametime does not publish a seller fee percentage or a buyer fee. The number to trust is the estimated payout the app shows before you list, and the terms of service promise that payout when the ticket sells.
In the calculator, the Gametime row pays the amount you enter. Set it next to StubHub, where $100 pays $90, to decide which payout to ask for.
Which tickets Gametime takes, and until when
Fans can resell tickets they bought on Gametime; sellers Gametime has verified can list too. Tickets bought on Ticketmaster or another marketplace need one of the other five.
Gametime listings stay eligible for sale until 6 hours before the event starts. Some tickets cannot be listed at all, including Zone Deal tickets, Super Bowl tickets and tickets for postponed or rescheduled events.
Paid 48 hours after the event
Gametime pays 48 hours after the event, to the PayPal account you add. StubHub, Vivid Seats, Ticketmaster and AXS all quote business days after the event or the transfer.
Questions sellers ask
Does Gametime have fees for sellers?
Gametime does not publish a seller fee. Its terms say you receive the payout you specify when the ticket sells, and the app shows your estimated payout before you list.
How do you sell on Gametime?
Open the Gametime app, tap Sell, choose Add tickets, pick the eligible tickets, then set your price and review the estimated payout. Gametime texts you when the tickets sell.
When does Gametime pay sellers?
48 hours after the event, to the PayPal account you added, once the tickets have reached the buyer.
Is Gametime or StubHub better for sellers?
For tickets you bought on Gametime, you can choose. StubHub takes a published 10%, so you can work out your payout from any price. Gametime lets you set the payout and pays 48 hours after the event, against 5 to 8 business days after the event on StubHub.
Sources
- Gametime terms of service (gametime.co)
- StubHub sell page (stubhub.com)
- StubHub newsroom, Understanding ticket fees (newsroom.stubhub.com)
- StubHub help center, selling fees (support.stubhub.com)
- Vivid Seats sell page (vividseats.com)
- Vivid Seats help, Are there additional fees? (support.vividseats.com)
- Vivid Seats seller terms (vividseats.com)
- Vivid Seats broker support, Seller fee (brokersupport.vividseats.com)
- Ticketmaster help, How do I sell tickets? (help.ticketmaster.com)
- Ticketmaster help, How are ticket prices and fees determined? (help.ticketmaster.com)
- Ticketmaster help, How and when do I get paid? (help.ticketmaster.com)
- AXS help, Does it cost me anything to sell tickets? (support.axs.com)
- AXS help, What are service fees? (support.axs.com)
- AXS help, How do I get paid for tickets I sell? (support.axs.com)
- Gametime blog, How ticket resale works on Gametime (gametime.co)