Pricing
5% of each paid ticket. That is the whole price list.
The fee comes out at checkout, so there is no invoice to settle later. Free tickets are free to issue, and a month with no sales costs you nothing at all.
What you pay
Stripe charges its own card processing fee on top, billed by Stripe directly against your account. eventza does not add anything to it.
Included
- Unlimited events
- Unlimited ticket tiers per event
- Free tickets at no charge
- QR codes emailed to buyers
- Door check-in through the scanner app
- Scanner accounts for door staff
- Revenue and check-in analytics
- Payouts to your own Stripe account
Never charged
- Monthly or annual subscription
- Fee for listing an event
- Charge for adding team members
- Minimum sales commitment
What that looks like in practice
A few worked examples. Platform fee only, before Stripe's processing fee.
| Ticket price | Tickets sold | Gross sales | eventza fee | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $10.00 | 50 | $500.00 | $25.00 | $475.00 |
| $25.00 | 120 | $3,000.00 | $150.00 | $2,850.00 |
| $75.00 | 300 | $22,500.00 | $1,125.00 | $21,375.00 |
| Free | Any number | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
FAQ
Pricing questions
Who pays the 5%, me or the buyer?
It is deducted from the ticket price you set, so the buyer pays exactly the amount shown on the listing.
What is Stripe’s fee?
Stripe sets its own card processing rate by country and card type, and bills it against your Stripe account. Their current rates are published on stripe.com.
Do free tickets cost anything?
No. There is no card payment to process, so no fee is charged on either side.
When is the fee taken?
At the moment of purchase. The remainder is transferred to your Stripe account, so you are never invoiced afterwards.
What happens if I refund a ticket?
You issue the refund from your Stripe dashboard. Stripe’s refund handling applies to the payment as a whole.
Nothing to pay until you sell
Set up an account, build your event, and see the whole dashboard before a single ticket goes on sale.