slash.fm Resale

Buy and sell tickets with other fans: listing, fees, getting paid and taxes.

• What is slash.fm Resale?The official way to buy and sell tickets with other fans on slash.fm. Every resale ticket is reissued to the buyer, so it's guaranteed to work.
• Sell your tickets on slash.fm ResaleIn 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.
• I can't go anymore. What are my options?Ask the organizer for a refund, sell the ticket on slash.fm Resale if it's on, or send it to a friend.
• Getting paid for resaleYour payout goes into your slash.fm balance when the ticket sells. After the event takes place, withdraw it to your payout account.
• Why can't I sell my ticket?Resale is only on where the organizer allows it. Free tickets, guest list spots and tickets you've sent or used can't be sold.
• Buying resale ticketsResale tickets are on the event page on the slash.fm website. When you buy, a new ticket is issued to your account. Resale purchases are final unless the event is cancelled.
• Resale feesListing 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.
• Change or remove a resale listingIn My Tickets, open Resale to change your price or remove a listing any time before it sells.
• Resale when an event is cancelled or changedIf an event is cancelled, resale buyers are refunded in full and sellers aren't paid for those sales. If it moves, listings and sales stand.
• Resale and taxes (Form 1099-K)If your resale sales pass the IRS or your state's threshold, a Form 1099-K is issued for your payout account. You're responsible for reporting income.