Most ticketing platforms charge a fee per ticket sold — typically a percentage of the ticket price plus a small fixed amount. Fees range from 2% to 6% depending on the provider. Payment processing fees are often added on top, though some platforms (like LINJERUM) include them in the quoted fee.

The right platform depends on your event size, genre and payout needs. Danish organizers commonly choose between LINJERUM, Billetto, Ticketbutler and Billetfix. Compare fees, payout timing and included tools before committing.

Start by listing your requirements: expected ticket volume, payout speed, branding control, integrations and support. Then compare platforms on total cost (platform fee + payment processing), payout timing and included features like scanning, seating and backstage tools.

Platforms differ in fee structure (percentage vs. fixed per ticket), when and how you get paid, which payment methods are supported, and what tools are included — things like seat plans, scanner apps, marketing integrations and backstage/venue tools. Some bundle payment processing, others charge it separately.

Several platforms advertise as "free for organizers" because they pass the fee to the buyer. No platform is truly free — the fees still come out of the transaction. What matters is the total cost per ticket and how transparent the pricing is.