StubHub Fee Calculator
See your net payout after StubHub’s seller fee — and your profit after what you paid.
✏️ These numbers were filled in from a shared link — change anything to make it your own.
How StubHub seller fees work
When your tickets sell, StubHub takes a seller fee — often around 10% of your list price, though it varies by event and region. Buyers are charged a separate service fee on top of your price, so what you pocket is simply your list price minus the seller fee.
payout = list price × (1 − seller fee%)
Fees vary by event, category, and account; verify in your StubHub sale details. Not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does StubHub charge sellers?
StubHub deducts a seller fee — commonly around 10% of the sale price, though it varies by event, category, and your account. Buyers pay a separate service fee on top, so this calculator focuses on the seller side. Adjust the percentage to match what your StubHub account shows.
When does StubHub pay you?
StubHub typically pays out after the event takes place (or shortly after the buyer receives valid tickets), by direct deposit or PayPal depending on your region. This calculator shows the amount that lands with you after the seller fee.
How do I make a profit reselling tickets?
Enter what you originally paid in the “your ticket cost” field. Your profit is the payout minus that cost — if it turns red, the seller fee has eaten your margin and you’d need a higher list price to come out ahead.