TickPick’s fee, in its own words
The commission rate matches TickPick's 15% standard rate, but is credited back when you are paid for your sale as a TickPick credit.
Source: TickPick help, What is FanLink? (support.tickpick.com).
FanLink sales
When someone buys through your FanLink, you pay the standard 15% seller commission
Source: TickPick blog, Sell tickets commission free with FanLink (tickpick.com).
What you keep on TickPick
| List price | Fee | You keep | You keep on a pair |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50.00 | $7.50 | $42.50 | $85.00 |
| $100.00 | $15.00 | $85.00 | $170.00 |
| $250.00 | $37.50 | $212.50 | $425.00 |
| $500.00 | $75.00 | $425.00 | $850.00 |
Each price opens the calculator with TickPick selected, where you can try your own price and quantity.
What buyers pay on TickPick
It's the only major ticket marketplace with no buyer fees; the price you see is the price you pay.
Source: TickPick blog, Sell tickets commission free with FanLink (tickpick.com).
Why the TickPick seller fee runs higher
TickPick puts its whole fee on the seller side. Buyers pay the price they see, with nothing added at checkout. On StubHub and Vivid Seats you pay 10% and the buyer pays a fee on top of your price.
So a $100 TickPick listing and a $100 StubHub listing cost buyers different amounts. On TickPick you keep $85; on StubHub you keep $90, while the StubHub buyer pays more than $100.
FanLink pays the commission back as credit
A FanLink is a link to your own TickPick listing that you share yourself. A sale through it still carries the 15% commission, and TickPick credits that amount back to your account as TickPick credit when you are paid. The credit lasts 90 days, with no cap on how much you can earn.
Create a FanLink from a live listing with the Promote button on the TickPick website, or through the edit listing flow in the app. You can set a FanLink price at or below your public price.
Questions sellers ask
Does TickPick have fees?
Sellers pay a 15% commission when tickets sell. Buyers pay no fees: the price on the listing is the checkout price.
How much does TickPick take from sellers?
15% of the sale. A $100 ticket pays you $85, and a pair of $200 tickets pays $340.
Which is better, StubHub or TickPick?
On seller fees, StubHub: $90 back on $100 against $85 on TickPick. On what buyers pay, TickPick: no buyer fee, so your price is the checkout total.
What is a TickPick FanLink?
A shareable link to your own listing. Sales through it carry the standard 15% commission, which TickPick credits back as TickPick credit valid for 90 days.
Sources
- TickPick help, What is FanLink? (support.tickpick.com)
- TickPick blog, Sell tickets commission free with FanLink (tickpick.com)
- 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)