When you sell or buy tickets online, there are always 3 types of charges involved no matter what service you use:

1. Ticketing service: A fee that is charged by the website or service you use to sell tickets.

   Ticketor charges the most competitive fee of 2.5%. You may transfer all or part of it to the buyer.

2. Credit Card Processing fees: A fee charged by the payment processor or PayPal to process the payment.

   Since you use your own payment processor/PayPal with Ticketor, you pay the charge directly to them. Ticketor is not involved in this fee, however you can transfer all or part of this charge to the buyer.

3. Delivery charges: A fee charged for delivering tickets by mail, will-call, or print at home tickets.

   Ticketor does not charge for any delivery method. However you may decide to charge your buyers.

Some ticketing services may charge YOU (the event planner), for the fees, while some others may advertise that it is free for you and in this case they charge the buyer for the fees.

Since Ticketor, builds you the ticketing website, we leave the decision totally to you. You may decide to pay the fees by yourself, or transfer all or part of it to the buyer. You can even charge extra and make money of your ticketing service.

You decide how much you want to charge the buyer for each ticket type in each event.

When you as an event planner sell your tickets on a 3rd party website, that website makes money by charging either you or the buyer or both. Now that you own your ticketing website, you can decide to charge the buyer, anything over your cost and this is how you make money.

For example:

• Assume your ticket face price is: ₹10.00
• Your Ticketor cost is: (2.5%): 10 * 2.5% = ₹0.25
• If your merchant processing fee is: 3.0%: 10 * 3.0% = ₹0.30

  _{* Your merchant fee may vary but is usually in the same range. Contact your service provider for the accurate rate.}

• You total cost is: ₹.025 + ₹0.30 = ₹0.55

So if you charge the buyer a service-charge of ₹0.55, you break even. But most ticketing services charge much more, why not you? Ticketor allows you to charge as much or as less as you want. If you decide to charge ₹1.50 for each ticket, you will make ₹0.95 on each ticket sold.

Monthly fees (if any) will be billed on a monthly basis. Transaction fees are due when a sale happens, however depending on your payment processor it may get collected later. If your payment processor supports "Application fees", the Ticketor fee will be deducted from each sale. If not, Ticketor will bill you either on a monthly basis or when your balance exceeds certain amount.

While most ticketing websites charge much higher fees for selling tickets, Ticketor offers the most competitive price by allowing you to build your own website. It leaves you lots of room to charge extra and make money.

You can switch between plans or add/remove features at any time, and at no extra cost.

You can cancel at any time. There is no cancellation fee and no long-term contract.