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Where your money goes on Tickets9, line by line
11 November 2026
On Tickets9 every line of the price is shown before you pay. Here is a ticket with a $48.00 face value that was bought with a $5.40 booking fee.
The ticket: $53.40
Face value plus the original booking fee, and all of it goes to the fan selling. Listings above that are refused, and we check each one against the seller's proof of purchase.
Our fee: $6.41
12% of the ticket price. It runs the site, the price checks and support.
Total: $59.81
Nothing is added at the last step. If your tickets never arrive, don't work at the door, or are materially different from the listing, the Tickets9 Guarantee covers you, and if your claim is upheld you get a full refund including our fee. PayPal payments also carry PayPal's own Buyer Protection.
More in how Tickets9 works.
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