Short answer: On a $30 ticket, Ticket Place's total fee is $1.90, card processing included. On AllEvents the same ticket costs about $2.20 in fees (or $5.20 if the event is not exclusive to AllEvents).
| Ticket price | Ticket Place | AllEvents | AllEvents, non-exclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| $15 | $1.45 (9.7%) | $1.76 (11.8%) | $3.26 (21.8%) |
| $30 | $1.90 (6.3%) | $2.20 (7.3%) | $5.20 (17.3%) |
| $50 | $2.50 (5.0%) | $2.78 (5.6%) | $7.78 (15.6%) |
| $100 | $4.00 (4.0%) | $4.23 (4.2%) | $14.23 (14.2%) |
AllEvents (US): buyers pay a $1 fee per ticket. Payments go to the organizer's own Stripe or PayPal account, so the organizer also pays that provider's processing fee (Stripe's standard US rate is 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction; PayPal's is 3.49% + $0.49). That rate applies when the event is sold exclusively on AllEvents; for non-exclusive events AllEvents also keeps 10% of the ticket price. The table assumes Stripe and a one-ticket order; on larger orders Stripe's $0.30 is spread across several tickets, so the gap narrows.
Ticket Place: $1 + 3% per paid ticket, and that already includes credit card processing. There is no exclusivity requirement. Free events have no fees. VIP (featured) events add $0.50 per ticket.
Source: AllEvents pricing page and fee calculator. Figures are standard published US rates for online card sales as of October 13, 2026; your account may differ. Ticket Place fees are from our pricing page.
AllEvents is first of all a discovery site with millions of visitors, and listing an event there is free. You can use both: sell on Ticket Place and list the event on AllEvents with "Link to another ticketing website" pointing to your Ticket Place event page. Buyers find you on AllEvents and pay Ticket Place's lower fee, and you do not give up the 10% that AllEvents charges non-exclusive events.
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