Are tickets more expensive on StubHub?

Are tickets more expensive on StubHub?

StubHub's fees are reportedly a little higher than Vivid Seats' on average. Total costs can range from 20% to 50% of the original price. StubHub does have decent customer service but it is nowhere near as highly recommended as Vivid Seats.Jun 6, 2021

Why is my StubHub price different?

Sometimes we discount tickets for some events on StubHub. This is why your ticket price on site may be lower than what you listed. ... Showing lower prices helps to maximize the tickets you sell on StubHub. If your tickets sell, we'll pay you the price you first listed.

Why is service fee so high on StubHub?

The fees on any purchase are there for a few different reasons, with our main focus being to provide a positive buying experience. We use the fees to ensure the site is up and running at all times. They also go toward our customer service staff to ensure that we're here if you have any questions or need any assistance.

Are there hidden fees on StubHub?

Hidden-fee users were then more likely to go back and search other ticket listings. Shortly after the experiment, StubHub changed the price structure across the whole site to use back-end fees, hiding them until the checkout page.Feb 9, 2021

Is SeatGeek more expensive than Ticketmaster?

SeatGeek has more expensive prices but I've heard people recommend it to me. Ticketmaster has cheaper tickets but I've heard that they have insane fees. So what do you all recommend that I do?Jan 14, 2019

What's the difference between SeatGeek and Ticketmaster?

SeatGeek Open doesn't collect additional fees, however collects a percentage of sales from ticket sellers. Ticketmaster usually collects a service fee and an order processing fee on primary ticket sales.Aug 11, 2016

Why is SeatGeek cheaper?

Much of the inventory listed on SeatGeek originates from the secondary market, which means the tickets were purchased at the venue box office and are now being resold. ... Sellers generally price their tickets according to demand, or according to what they predict demand will be.