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Pricing

Free for organisers.
Always.

You set the price. We add a flat 5% booking fee at checkout, paid by the buyer. You receive 100% of face value, with no deductions and no surprises.

The same pricing for organisers everywhere, in your local currency. What's included free.

Organiser account

$0

per month, forever

→Unlimited events
→Unlimited tickets
→Digital QR tickets with dynamic transfer codes
→Full attendee data export, any time
→Stripe payouts after each event
→No setup fee, no contract, no lock-in

How the booking fee works

A flat 5% booking fee is added to the ticket price at checkout and paid by the buyer. If you set a ticket at $100, your buyer pays $105 and you receive $100. The fee covers dynamic QR tickets, secure transfer infrastructure, and buyer support.

Coming soon

Secondary market

Resale is capped for your market (10% above face value across most of Australia), and the buyer's all-in price can never exceed it. Every resale at or above face value earns the organiser up to 5% automatically, paid to the organiser, not a scalper.

Free to enable

Premium tools

Advanced analytics, fan engagement tools, and priority support for organisers who want more.

~$29.99 / month

How we compare

PlatformOrganiser feeBuyer feeAttendee list exportResale royalty
TickifyYouFree5% flatFull list, any timeUp to 5% (coming soon)
EventbriteFree by default5.35% + $1.19/ticketCSV exportNone
HumanitixFree by default4% + $0.99/ticket + GSTCSV exportNone
DICE6.3% (A$5 cap) + GST1.95% transaction feeNot publishedNone

Including TryBooking and Ticketebo, with what you net at real event sizes: Australian ticket fee comparison. Head to head: Eventbrite, Humanitix, DICE.

Sources

Competitor fees are standard Australian rates, checked against each platform's own pricing page on 4 October 2026. All figures in AUD. Fees change; follow the links for current rates.

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