List your tickets
- Open StubHub's sell page and search for your event.
- Enter your section, row, seats and how many tickets you are selling.
- Choose how the tickets reached you, such as a mobile transfer from Ticketmaster.
- Set your price per ticket. StubHub shows what you will receive after its 10% fee.
- Add a payout method, then publish the listing.
Price it from the payout back
Decide what you want to keep first. At 10%, $100 pays $90 and $250 pays $225. The calculator works backward from any payout to the price to list at.
Buyers see your price plus a StubHub buyer fee, worked out as a percentage of your price. Check the cheapest listings near your seats before you set yours.
Deliver after the sale
StubHub emails you when the tickets sell. For mobile transfer tickets, send them to the buyer from the account they came from, using the buyer details in the sale email, then confirm the transfer on StubHub. Our guide to selling Ticketmaster tickets on StubHub covers that case step by step.
Get paid
StubHub processes the payment after the event and pays it to your bank account or PayPal 5 to 8 business days after the event.
Questions sellers ask
Is it hard to sell tickets on StubHub?
No. You need the event, your seat details, a price and a payout method. After a sale, you deliver the tickets the way you received them.
Does it cost anything to list on StubHub?
No. StubHub charges its 10% fee only when your tickets sell.
Check recent sales in your section on Ticker before you list on StubHub.
Sources
- StubHub sell page (stubhub.com)
- StubHub newsroom, Understanding ticket fees (newsroom.stubhub.com)
- StubHub help center, selling fees (support.stubhub.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)