Head to head · fees compared

WeGotTickets vs Outsavvy

Two fee structures, computed side by side at real UK price points — with the crossover maths the marketing pages leave out.


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The contenders

As published

WeGotTickets

10% fan-side booking fee (as published)

A long-standing favourite of grassroots music and fringe theatre. The commonly published model is simple: fans pay a 10% booking fee, organisers pay nothing. No fixed pence component.

PAYOUT: AFTER THE EVENT

As published

Outsavvy

3.5% + 30p per ticket (as published)

Community-focused platform with a strong LGBTQ+ events scene. Commonly published rate is 3.5% + 30p per paid ticket — one of the lower marketplace rates in the UK.

PAYOUT: WITHIN DAYS OF THE EVENT

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Fees at real price points

Ticket priceWeGotTickets feeOutsavvy feeCheaper
£10£1.00£0.65Outsavvy
£15£1.50£0.82Outsavvy
£20£2.00£1.00Outsavvy
£35£3.50£1.53Outsavvy
£50£5.00£2.05Outsavvy

The structures cross over around £5: below it one platform's fixed fees weigh more, above it the other's percentage takes over. At a typical £20 ticket, Outsavvy is cheaper (£1.00 vs £2.00 per ticket).

Fee per ticket vs face valuefan-side cost, £0–£60 tickets
£0.00£1.72£3.45£5.17£6.90£0£10£20£30£40£50£60 ticket face value →
WeGotTicketsOutsavvyTickts
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Your event, your numbers

WeGotTickets vs Outsavvy at your price and volume

Outsavvy wins on fees — but check the audience question

On pure cost Outsavvy takes it at typical prices. The honest caveat: fee tables can't price discovery. If one platform's marketplace genuinely fills your room, its percentage is a marketing spend; if your audience comes from your own channels, the cheaper structure — and ultimately zero-fee rails like Tickts — keeps the difference in the event.

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The wider market

Both platforms in context — the whole UK market on identical numbers.

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

Which is cheaper, WeGotTickets or Outsavvy?

The structures cross over around £5: below it one platform's fixed fees weigh more, above it the other's percentage takes over. At a typical £20 ticket, Outsavvy is cheaper (£1.00 vs £2.00 per ticket).

Can I use both WeGotTickets and Outsavvy?

Yes — allocating separate ticket blocks to each platform is common, and it reveals which one actually sells for you. Keep one source of truth for total capacity so you can't oversell.

What about the platform neither of you mentions?

Zero-fee (Tickts) and flat-fee (Ticket Tailor) platforms exist outside this head-to-head — if your audience is your own, they beat both WeGotTickets and Outsavvy on cost by construction. See the full table on this page.

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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