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FeesRates checked August 2026

How much do ticketing platforms charge per ticket?

What each platform charges on one ticket, in Australian dollars: estimates from published rates checked August 2026, and One Ticket’s own booking fee.

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Fees on a $25 ticket

PlatformFeeBuyer paysWho pays
EventBookings$0.93$25.93Check its site
TryBooking$1.14$26.14Configurable, per its rates
Ticketebo$1.20$26.20Check its site
One Ticket$1.45$26.45The buyer
Ticket Tailor$1.49$26.49Check its site
Humanitix$1.99$26.99Check its site
Luma$2.31$27.31Check its site
Sticky Tickets$2.50$27.50Check its site
Eventbrite$2.53$27.53Check its site

Lowest fee first, one ticket per order, the fee passed on to the buyer. Who pays: as each platform’s published rates say.

Fee per ticket at each price

Platform$10$25$50$100
One Ticket$0.94$1.45$2.14$3.51
Eventbrite$1.73$2.53$3.87$6.54
EventBookings$0.55$0.93$1.55$2.80
Humanitix$1.39$1.99$2.99$4.99
TryBooking$0.76$1.14$1.76$3.01
Ticketebo$1.20$1.20$2.00$4.00
Ticket Tailor$0.96$1.49$2.38$4.14
Sticky Tickets$1.50$2.50$3.50$4.50
Luma$1.10$2.31$4.32$8.35

Each platform’s fees

Two platforms side by side at every price: fee and feature comparisons. What to charge in the first place: the ticket price calculator.

Common questions

Which ticketing platform charges the least on a $25 ticket?
Of the 9 platforms compared here, EventBookings charges the least on a $25 ticket ($0.93) and Eventbrite the most ($2.53). Competitor fees are estimates from published rates checked August 2026.
Who pays the ticketing fee?
On One Ticket the buyer pays the booking fee and the organiser keeps 100% of the ticket price. Of the others, TryBooking’s published rates say who pays can be configured; for the rest, check each platform’s own site.