Platform fee file · White-label & memberships

Eventcube fees in 2026

London-based white-label platform for branded ticket stores, memberships and virtual events. Its own materials cite platform fees around 3%, with plan-dependent structures — confirm your configuration's rate before relying on it.

As publishedchecked 2026-07-26source ↗

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The rate, on the record

~3% platform fee (as published; plan-dependent) — As published in Eventcube's own materials; plan-dependent.

Ticket priceFee per ticketEffective rateFan total (pass-on)
£5£0.153.0%£5.15
£10£0.303.0%£10.30
£15£0.453.0%£15.45
£25£0.753.0%£25.75
£50£1.503.0%£51.50
£100£3.003.0%£103.00
Fee per ticket vs face valuefan-side cost, £0–£60 tickets
£0.00£1.37£2.74£4.11£5.47£0£10£20£30£40£50£60 ticket face value →
EventcubeTicket TailorEventbrite
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Check it at your price

Eventcube vs zero-fee, at your numbers
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Strengths and costs

Where Eventcube earns its keep

  • Proper white-label branding on your own domain
  • Membership and subscription tooling beyond plain ticketing

Where it costs you

  • Rate varies by plan and setup — the 3% is a starting point
  • Smaller ecosystem than the majors
Via connected payment processorPayout timing
Brands and venues that want a fully-owned ticket storeBest fit
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Against the whole UK market

Every platform's cost on the same 100 × £20 event — sorted by verification tier, then price.

Figures computed from each platform's stated rate (2026-07-26 data review). Where a rate excludes VAT it is shown grossed-up at 20%. Card processing paid to Stripe/PayPal applies similarly on most platforms and is excluded. Quote-only platforms can't be computed — their rates are negotiated.

Questions people ask

What does Eventcube charge in 2026?

Eventcube's current structure is ~3% platform fee (as published; plan-dependent). On a £20 ticket that's £0.60 per ticket — 3.0% of face value.

Who pays the fee — me or my fans?

Eventcube charges the organiser side — fees are deducted from your revenue or billed to you, and fans pay face value unless you add your own buyer fees.

What are the cheapest alternatives to Eventcube?

For lower fees, compare Eventcube against flat-fee Ticket Tailor (60p + VAT PAYG, credits from 22p) and zero-fee Tickts (£0). The right choice depends on whether Eventcube's audience genuinely brings you buyers — see our alternatives guide.

See what £0 booking fees look like

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