1% per order.
That's the pricing page.
One percent of each order, with a $1 minimum. Charged per order, not per ticket. Free events are completely free. Everything else on this page is just detail.
The entire fee structure
1% · $1 min
per order — free orders pay $0
No monthly plans
No subscription, no annual platform cost, no contract.
Direct payouts
Revenue lands in your own Stripe account, not ours.
Fee refunded
Refund a buyer? We give our fee back too.
Do the math
What you take home
Put in your own numbers. Everything updates as you type.
A couple buying together is 2. Our fee and Stripe's 30¢ are per order, not per ticket.
- Ticket sales
- $7,000.00
- Eventasaurus fee1% per order, $1 minimum
- − $100.00
- Card processing (Stripe)2.9% + 30¢ per order, standard US card rate
- − $233.00
- You take home
- $6,667.00
That's $33.34 for every ticket sold.
Stripe charges card processing whichever ticketing platform you use; we don't mark it up. International cards cost a little more. Free tickets cost nothing at all. Stripe rate from stripe.com/pricing, checked October 2026.
What the fee actually costs
Platform fees on real orders, side by side, as of October 2026. Eventbrite shown at its standard published US rate (3.7% + $1.79 per ticket, which it adds to the buyer's total by default). Card processing is excluded from both columns: Eventbrite charges 2.9% per order, Stripe 2.9% + 30¢.
| Order | Total | Eventbrite | Eventasaurus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single $50 ticket | $50 | $3.64 | $1.00 |
| $150 festival pass | $150 | $7.34 | $1.50 |
| Family order — 4 × $50 tickets | $200 | $14.56 | $2.00 |
| $400 VIP pass | $400 | $16.59 | $4.00 |
A real festival season
Sell 500 passes at $150 each and the platform-fee difference is real money.
$3,670
EVENTBRITE FEES
$750
EVENTASAURUS FEES
$2,920
BACK IN YOUR BUDGET
That's another headliner, a better stage, or simply margin you keep.
Optional
Rather we set it up for you?
Send us your schedule, lineup and prices in whatever shape they're in (a spreadsheet, a doc, even photos) and we'll build your event for you. It lands as a draft, so you review everything and publish when you're happy.
Single event or concert
$49 to $99
Small festival, up to about 30 sessions
$149 to $249
Large festival
$299 to $499
One flat fee, quoted before we start. Free for pilot festivals.
Pricing questions, straight answers
What exactly do you charge?
One platform fee: 1% of the order total, with a $1 minimum, charged once per order — not per ticket. A $200 order with four tickets pays $2, total. Free orders pay nothing at all.
What about card processing fees?
Stripe's standard processing fee (2.9% + 30¢ per order in the US, more for international cards) applies to paid orders and is deducted before your payout. Every ticketing platform charges card processing in some form; Eventbrite, for example, adds 2.9% per order on top of its service fee. We don't mark Stripe's fee up, touch it, or add anything on top. Many organizers simply price it into their tickets.
When do I get paid?
Directly. Payments flow through Stripe Connect straight into your own Stripe account and pay out on Stripe's standard schedule. Your ticket revenue never sits in our bank account.
What happens on refunds?
When you refund through Eventasaurus, we return our platform fee too: all of it on a full refund, the matching share on a partial one. You should never lose money on a refund because of us.
Are there setup fees, monthly plans, or contracts?
No, no, and no. Setting up yourself is free: no subscription, no annual platform cost, no per-attendee charge, no charge for scanning, schedules, embeds, or promo codes. If you sell nothing, you pay nothing. The only extra is optional: if you'd like us to build your event for you, that's a one-time flat fee (free for pilot festivals).
Is there a catch for large festivals?
The 1% rate doesn't change with volume. A 5,000-attendee film festival pays the same rate as a 300-person yoga retreat. The math above simply scales.
Run the numbers on your own festival
Set up your festival free in minutes — the fee only ever applies when you sell.