Resale fees
Listing is free. When your ticket sells, slash.fm keeps a resale fee: a percentage of your price. Buyers pay the normal slash.fm fee on top.
For sellers
It's free to list. When your ticket sells, slash.fm deducts a resale fee, which is a percentage of the price you set. You see the percentage, the fee and exactly what you'll get before you list, and again whenever you change the price.
Choose Sell on a ticket to list it on slash.fm Resale, where the organizer allows it. Listing is free.
Sell a ticketYou'll sign in with your phone number, then go straight there.
- Price
- What you set when you list.
- Resale fee
- A percentage of the price, deducted when the ticket sells.
- Your payout
- The price minus the resale fee. It goes into your slash.fm balance.
If the event is cancelled, the buyer is refunded and you aren't paid for that sale.
For buyers
Buyers pay the price plus the normal slash.fm fee, the same as for any ticket. The event page shows the full total before you buy.
Organizers
Resale fees never come out of the organizer's payout.
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