Glossary
What is a ticket service fee?
A service fee is a per-ticket charge a ticketing platform takes on sold tickets. It can either be included in the ticket price or added to the buyer at checkout.
It's worth separating the service fee from setup and monthly fees: many platforms charge only a clear per-sold-ticket fee, so costs arise only when you sell. The organizer often decides whether the fee is shown separately to the buyer or included in the price.
Lippunet has no setup fees, just a clear per-ticket service fee; free tickets are always free, and high volumes have their own pricing.
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Frequently asked questions
Who pays the service fee?
The organizer decides: you can include the service fee in the ticket price or charge it separately to the buyer at checkout.
Is there a service fee on free tickets?
In Lippunet free tickets are always free — the service fee applies only to paid tickets.
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