Ticketmaster Resale Fee Calculator
See what you keep after Ticketmaster’s seller fee when you resell — and your profit after face value.
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How Ticketmaster resale fees work
When you resell through Ticketmaster, a seller fee — commonly 10–15% — comes out of your list price. The buyer pays their own service fee separately, so your payout is just the price you set minus the seller fee.
payout = list price × (1 − seller fee%)
Resale fees and price limits vary by event; verify when you list. Not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Ticketmaster take when you resell?
Ticketmaster charges a seller fee on resold tickets — often in the 10–15% range depending on the event and the artist/venue’s resale settings. The buyer also pays a separate service fee. Adjust the percentage to match the fee shown when you list your tickets.
Can I set any price reselling on Ticketmaster?
Not always. Some events cap resale prices (a price ceiling set by the artist or venue), and a few restrict resale to face value. Where pricing is open, your payout is the list price minus Ticketmaster’s seller fee.
Is StubHub cheaper than Ticketmaster for sellers?
They’re often comparable, but the exact seller fee varies by event on both platforms. Run the same list price through this calculator and our StubHub calculator to see which nets you more before you list.