TickTap vs Eventbrite vs Ticket Tailor vs tickts: ticket fees compared

What each platform charges for a paid ticket in the UK, who pays it, and what the buyer and organiser end up with. Every figure comes from the platform's own pricing page, checked 4 Nov 2026.

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One ticket, four platforms

Ticket fees work differently on each platform. On some the buyer pays on top, on others the organiser pays out of the ticket price. Use the calculator to see both sides for your own ticket price.

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Assumptions: Ticket Tailor's £0.60 per ticket plus VAT at 20% (£0.72). Card fees for Ticket Tailor and tickts use the Stripe UK example rate both quote, 1.5% + 20p per order; your real card costs may differ. Eventbrite's fee is worked out per ticket and rounded to the penny, before any tax Eventbrite adds. TickTap's fee includes card processing. Fees checked 4 Nov 2026.

The fees at a glance

Where TickTap fits

On TickTap the organiser pays nothing: no listing fee, no monthly fee and no card costs, and you keep 100% of the ticket price. The trade-off is that your buyers pay a booking fee on top, shown before they pay. That booking fee is non-refundable in all cases, including if an event is cancelled or moved; any refund covers the ticket price only. If you would rather your buyers paid no fee at all and you cover the costs yourself, tickts or Ticket Tailor (with fees absorbed) may suit you better. Each platform also differs on features, such as Eventbrite's marketplace. Fees change, so check each pricing page before you decide.

Sources, checked 4 Nov 2026

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