Sell your tickets on slash.fm Resale
In My Tickets on the slash.fm website, choose Sell on a ticket, set your price and when the listing ends. You need a payout account first.
You can sell a ticket that's in your account when the organizer has turned on resale for the event and its ticket type. Those tickets show a Sell button in My Tickets on the slash.fm website. Selling isn't in the slash.fm app yet.
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.
Before your first listing
Set up your payout account at Account, then Payouts. Stripe checks your identity and bank details; slash.fm never sees your bank details. See Getting paid for resale.
List a ticket
- Sign in at My Tickets and find the ticket under Upcoming.
- Choose Sell.
- Set your price. You'll see the face value, and the organizer's minimum and maximum if they set one. Below the price you'll see the resale fee and exactly what you'll get.
- Choose when the listing ends: when the event starts, 1 hour or 1 day before it, or 1 day or 1 week from now.
- Choose List ticket.
Your listing shows on the event page straight away, and the ticket shows Listed on slash.fm Resale in My Tickets.
When it sells
We notify you in slash.fm. Your ticket is cancelled, a new one is issued to the buyer, and your payout goes into your slash.fm balance. You can withdraw it after the event takes place.
Things to know
- One listing per ticket. If you have several tickets, list each one.
- While it's listed, you can't send the ticket to anyone or ask for a refund on its order. Remove the listing first.
- Don't use a listed ticket. If it's scanned at the door, the listing ends and can't sell.
- A sale is final. Once it sells, you can't take it back.
- Sales are anonymous. The buyer never sees your name or number.
No Sell button?
Set up your payout account, see your balance and withdraw after the event.
Open PayoutsYou'll sign in with your phone number, then go straight there.
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