Create a TickPick listing
- Go to TickPick's sell page and search for your event.
- Choose the date and venue.
- Enter your seat details and asking price.
- Post the listing.
Set your price for a no-fee checkout
Buyers on TickPick pay your exact price. On marketplaces that add a buyer fee, the same price costs the buyer more. That lets you list a little higher on TickPick and still show buyers a competitive total. At 15%, $120 pays you $102 and $100 pays $85.
Share a FanLink
Once the listing is live, select Promote on the TickPick website, or use the edit listing flow in the app, to make a FanLink: a link to your listing you share yourself. You can set a FanLink price at or below your public price. A FanLink sale carries the 15% commission, and TickPick credits it back to you as TickPick credit, valid for 90 days.
Questions sellers ask
Does TickPick charge sellers?
Yes, a 15% commission when the tickets sell. Buyers pay no fee.
What is the TickPick FanLink credit?
On a sale through your FanLink, TickPick credits the commission back as TickPick credit, valid for 90 days, with no cap.
Check recent sales in your section on Ticker before you list on TickPick.
Sources
- TickPick help, What is FanLink? (support.tickpick.com)
- TickPick blog, Sell tickets commission free with FanLink (tickpick.com)