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TicketLab fees in 2026

A small UK self-service platform popular with fringe and community events. Its fee structure is presented when you create an event rather than on a public rate card we can verify — so we list it without computed figures rather than guess.

Quote-onlychecked 2026-07-26source ↗

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The rate, on the record

Fees shown at setup (not independently verified) — If TicketLab publishes a rate card, we'll verify and compute it — tell us.

No published pricing TicketLab doesn't publish a standard rate card — small self-service platform; per-ticket fees shown at event setup — not independently verified. The figures on this page describe what fans typically see at checkout and what industry sources report; treat your own quote as the only real number.
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Check it at your price

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

Where TicketLab earns its keep

  • Simple setup for small events
  • UK-based independent

Where it costs you

  • No public rate card we could verify at source
  • Small feature set next to the established cheap tier
Check current termsPayout timing
Small events that value simplicity — after checking the current rateBest 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 TicketLab charge in 2026?

TicketLab doesn't publish standard pricing — rates are negotiated per event or contract. Small self-service platform; per-ticket fees shown at event setup — not independently verified. Always get your quote in writing and compare it against published-rate platforms.

Who pays the fee — me or my fans?

By default the fee is added on the fan's side at checkout — buyers pay face value plus the fee. Many platforms let organisers absorb it instead; either way the total is what the market responds to.

What are the cheapest alternatives to TicketLab?

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

See what £0 booking fees look like

Tickts charges fans nothing on top of face value. Organisers keep 100% of the ticket price, paid straight to their own Stripe account.

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