Understanding Ticket Price, Buyer Fees, and Your Payout on TicketKart

When setting your ticket price on TicketKart, it’s important to understand how fees work — so you understand exactly what your attendees pay and what you’ll receive.

1. Ticket Price — Your Revenue

This is the base price you set for your ticket. It represents the amount you will receive for each ticket sold.

• Example: If you set your ticket price at £11.00, this is the exact amount that will be paid out to you per ticket.

2. Buyer Total — What Your Attendees Pay

Buyers pay the ticket price plus applicable platform and payment processing fees. This means your payout remains unaffected.

3. Breakdown of Fees

4. Your Payout

• Your payout equals the ticket price you set — in this example, £11.00.
• Fees are paid by the buyer, added on top of the ticket price.
• This means your earnings are never reduced by fees.

5. Currency Settings

• You can change your preferred currency in the Finance section of your dashboard at any time before ticket sales begin.
• Supported currencies include GBP (£), USD ($), EUR (€), and more.
• Changing currency helps localise pricing for your audience.

6. Why This Pricing Model?

• It keeps your revenue predictable and transparent.
• Buyers see the full cost upfront, avoiding surprises at checkout.
• You get full access to TicketKart’s tools and support with minimal fees.
• Supports a secure, reliable payment process via Stripe or your connected gateway.

7. Example Scenario

Suppose you’re hosting a workshop with tickets priced at £20:

8. Additional Notes

• For free events, there are no fees at all — 100% free!. No hidden charges - ever.
• For paid events, fees are minimal and only applied when tickets are sold.
• You get full reporting and payment reconciliation inside your dashboard.