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What is the difference between a booking fee and a commission?
What is the difference between a booking fee and a commission?

Who pays the booking fee?

Updated over 7 months ago

Booking fee

The booking fee is paid to Skiddle by the customer. As standard, the booking fee is 10% of the face value plus 25p.

Please below for an example of how booking fees are calculated and applied to tickets on sale:

If you had a £20 ticket, the booking fee would be £2.25.

  • Promoter earns £20

  • Customer pays the booking fee of £2.25

Commission

A commission is when the promoter opts to pay the booking fee to Skiddle on behalf of the customer. The rate paid is the same as applied to a customer, 10% of the face value plus 25p.

Promoters may choose the commission option as it is a good promotional tool, appealing to customers and highlighting tickets as 'Booking Fee Free'.

Here’s an illustrative example of how commissions work can be found below:

If you had a £20 ticket, the booking fee would be £2.25.

  • Promoter earns £17.75

  • £2.25 goes to Skiddle as commission and is paid by the promoter

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