TicketSwap is a secure platform for buying and selling tickets for concerts, festivals, sports events, theatre shows, and other types of live entertainment.

With our platform, you can easily and safely buy and sell your spare tickets.

Creating a listing on TicketSwap is free.

If you successfully sell a ticket, a service fee of 5% of the selling price is charged.

So, for a €20 ticket, you would receive €19.

When purchasing a ticket, you pay the price set by the seller (never more than 20% above face value), plus a service fee of 6% and a transaction fee of 3%. A minimum service fee may apply per event country and currency* – check the price breakdown for more info.

In Belgium, France, Italy, Poland and Denmark, the way fees work is slightly different. Read here to understand how it works.

When sellers offer a ticket that has FairShare activated, the profit sellers make over the ticket will be shared between the seller and the organisation. This way, sellers get compensated for their troubles, and the organisation can make every effort to make your favourite events even better. Learn more about FairShare.

TicketSwap provides ticket alerts as a free feature, which can notify you when tickets become available for your favorite events.

You can receive these alerts via email or push notification, and there is no charge for this service.

The service and transaction fees only apply when you're actually buying a ticket.

TicketSwap supports several currencies and each has its own payment methods.

You can find a detailed list of supported payment methods per currency here.

Remember, safety and reliability are our key priorities here at TicketSwap.

The platform takes numerous measures to ensure all tickets sold are valid and the transactions are secure. That way, you can enjoy peace of mind when you buy and sell tickets.

Explore the table to see the minimum service fees per region. This is what you'll pay if the service fee percentage is below 6% of the seller's price per ticket. You'll always see it in your preferred currency.

The rest of world pays €1.50 if not listed here.