Updated March 2026

Outsavvy vs Ticket Tailor --
Fees Compared 2026

How do Outsavvy (3.5% + 30p) and Ticket Tailor (26p-60p per ticket (PAYG)) compare? See the exact fees side by side at every price point.

Fee Comparison: Outsavvy vs Ticket Tailor

Here is what fans actually pay after booking fees on each platform, compared at four common UK ticket price points. The final row shows tickts, which charges zero booking fees on every ticket.

Ticket Price Outsavvy Fee Fan Pays Ticket Tailor Fee Fan Pays
£10 £0.65 £10.65 £0.36 £10.36
£25 £1.18 £26.18 £0.36 £25.36
£50 £2.05 £52.05 £0.60 £50.60
£100 £3.80 £103.80 £0.60 £100.60
Any price £0 Face value £0 Face value

What the Numbers Mean

On a £25 ticket, Outsavvy adds £1.18 in fees while Ticket Tailor adds £0.36. At £100, the gap widens: Outsavvy charges £3.80 versus £0.60 from Ticket Tailor.

For an event selling 1,000 tickets at £25 each, the combined fees across both platforms average around £770.00. That money comes either from your fans' pockets or your own revenue. With tickts, that figure is £0.

Feature Comparison

Fees are not the only consideration. Here is how Outsavvy and Ticket Tailor compare on key features that matter to UK event organisers.

Feature Outsavvy Ticket Tailor
Free eventsYesYes
Custom brandingYesYes
Seating plansYesYes
Box office / door salesYesYes
Mobile app for scanningYesYes
WaitlistsYesYes
Discount codesYesYes
Multi-event managementYesYes
Payout speed2-5 business days2-3 business days (via Stripe)
Payment processorStripeStripe / PayPal

Pros and Cons

Outsavvy

Pros

  • Low fees at 3.5% + 30p
  • Seating plan support
  • Good for community and cultural events
  • Clean, modern interface

Cons

  • Still charges 3.5% + 30p per ticket
  • Smaller platform with less audience reach
  • Less known outside London
  • Limited marketing tools

Ticket Tailor

Pros

  • Flat fee model is predictable and cheap on expensive tickets
  • Seating plan support
  • Good range of features
  • Supports Stripe and PayPal

Cons

  • Still charges 26p-60p per ticket
  • No audience or discovery features
  • Monthly plan can be wasteful for low volume
  • Flat fee model is less competitive on cheap tickets

The Verdict

Ticket Tailor (26p-60p per ticket (PAYG)) is the cheaper option at £0.36 on a £25 ticket versus £1.18 with Outsavvy (3.5% + 30p). But both platforms still add fees that inflate the price your fans pay.

If you want to eliminate booking fees entirely, tickts charges £0 -- no percentage, no fixed fee, nothing. The price you set is the price your fans pay, with payments going directly to your Stripe account.

Outsavvy vs Ticket Tailor FAQ

On a £25 ticket, Outsavvy charges £1.18 while Ticket Tailor charges £0.36. However, both still charge fees. tickts is the only UK platform that charges genuinely zero booking fees.

Outsavvy charges 3.5% + 30p per ticket in 2026. On a £25 ticket that works out to £1.18 in booking fees.

Ticket Tailor charges 26p-60p per ticket (PAYG) per ticket in 2026. On a £25 ticket that works out to £0.36 in booking fees.

Yes. tickts charges zero booking fees, zero commission, and zero subscriptions. Payments go directly to your Stripe account. It's free for organisers and free for fans.

Switching between ticketing platforms is straightforward for future events -- you simply create new events on the new platform. Past ticket data stays with the original platform. If you're switching, consider going directly to a zero-fee option like tickts rather than trading one set of fees for another.

More Comparisons

Looking for a specific matchup? Browse fee breakdowns for individual platforms or see how other pairs stack up. You can also explore UK Venue Guide to find the right venues for your events.

Why Pay Fees at All?

Both Outsavvy and Ticket Tailor charge your fans extra. tickts charges nothing -- zero booking fees, zero commission, direct Stripe payments.

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