Get your ticket money when you want it

Get paid daily as buyers pay, or after the event with nothing to set up. Fans can spread bigger tickets over weekly or monthly payments.

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Ticket Fairy Connected payment methods table on a brand, with a managed account marked Default and a second account from an earlier season
  • Card payments ready before your on-sale
  • Get paid daily as tickets sell
  • Bigger tickets more fans can afford

Get paid daily while your tickets are on sale

Link your own payment processing account and you get paid daily while buyers pay, so you can pay artists, suppliers and crew before the show. When you set up your brand, this choice is called Before your event, as tickets sell. If you would rather be paid once, choose Paid out after your event. Ticket Fairy collects the card payments, there is nothing to set up and you can publish your event straight away.

  • Paid daily as tickets sell: buyers pay into your own account and you get paid each day
  • Paid out after your event: nothing to set up, and your event can go live at once
  • Payout details: the bank account we pay into, with a different one for any event that needs it
Ticket Fairy payout choice during sign-up, with Before your event, as tickets sell chosen and the button that links a card payment account

Take card payments with the account that suits you

Link a payment processing account to your brand and each new event uses it. With a managed account, you set it up and see its payments and payouts inside your Ticket Fairy dashboard, so your team has no second sign-in to keep. Choose Stripe (classic) to be paid into the Stripe account you already run, or Xendit to take payments in Indonesia and the Philippines. Keep several accounts on one brand, name each one so your team knows it, and choose a different one for any event.

  • Managed account: set up, payouts and payments in your dashboard
  • Default account: the account each new event on the brand starts with
  • Ready to take money: each account shows when it is active, with Continue setup where it is not
Ticket Fairy Add Payment Method dialog with the Payment method provider choice, before a provider is picked

Decide who pays the booking fee

Choose who pays the booking fee on each event. With Added, buyers pay the booking fee and see one all-inclusive price on your event page, and you keep the full ticket price. With Absorbed, buyers pay exactly the price on your poster and the fee comes out of what you receive. With Added Later, buyers see the ticket price on the page and the fee at checkout. For each price you enter, your Ticket Types table shows what the buyer pays or what you receive.

  • Added: the buyer pays the fee and you keep the full ticket price
  • Absorbed: the price on your poster is the price at checkout
  • Prices worked out for you: the buyer price or your amount beside each face value
Ticket Fairy Tickets page with the Booking Fees choice set to Absorbed and the Ticket Types table showing the price excluding fees

Sell higher-priced tickets to fans who pay over time

A fan who cannot pay for a weekend ticket today can pay a deposit at checkout and the rest weekly or monthly from the same card. You choose the deposit, the number of payments, how long before the event the last one is due and when an order that stops paying is cancelled. We take each payment on schedule and retry a failed one before your team has to act. A customer preview shows you the plan the way your buyers will see it.

  • Deposit at checkout: a percentage, a fixed amount or the same as each later payment
  • Weekly or monthly payments: every plan finishes before the cutoff you set
  • Automatic retries: we try a failed payment again before you need to look
Ticket Fairy payment plan settings with the deposit, instalments and cancellation grace period

Know what each event earned and when you get paid

Open your event's Performance page to see net revenue from the first sale, with add-ons and table revenue included and box office cash shown separately. On an event Ticket Fairy collects for, the figure is marked Released to bank once we send your money. The payment details in your publish review give the payout date for that event and what can hold it back, so you know when to expect your money.

  • Net revenue: live from the first sale on your event's Performance page
  • Released to bank: the mark that shows we have sent your money
  • Payment details before you publish: when the payout is due and what can delay it
Ticket Fairy publish review on the Payment and Support step, showing payment details, support contacts and promoter links
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Go Deeper Into Payments & Payouts

See each job done in your dashboard, with step-by-step guides and answers to your questions.

  • Accounts, fees & payouts

    Get paid daily as tickets sell, or after the show. Link the account for card payments and choose who pays the booking fee. Then see what each event earned and when you get paid.

  • Payment plans

    Take a deposit at checkout and the rest in weekly or monthly instalments that finish before your event, with failed payments retried, a cancellation date you choose and a schedule buyers follow themselves.

Everything you need to take payments and get paid

  • Payment processing accounts

    Link a managed account, Stripe (classic) or Xendit to your brand. Each new event uses the default, and you can choose a different account for any event.

  • Account names your team knows

    Rename each account on a brand so nobody puts an event on the wrong one. Buyers never see the name.

  • Archive old accounts

    Take an account off the list for new events. Events already using it keep it.

  • Daily payouts as tickets sell

    Get paid daily into your bank from your own payment processing account while buyers pay.

  • Payout after the event

    Let Ticket Fairy collect the card payments and pay you after the event, with nothing to set up.

  • Payout details

    Enter the bank account we pay into on your brand, and use a different account for one event when you need to.

  • Who pays the booking fee

    Pass the fee to buyers, absorb it into your ticket price or show it at checkout. The choice applies to every ticket type and add-on on the event.

  • Payment plans

    Take a deposit at checkout and the rest in weekly or monthly payments. Buyers who already started a plan always keep their terms.

  • Ways buyers pay

    Buyers pay by card, with wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, and with local payment methods.

    Learn more

  • Earnings by event

    See each event's net revenue from the first sale, and the Released to bank mark once we have paid you.

  • Pay suppliers before your payout

    Keep your ticket money in Vault, see each event's payout date, and pay suppliers by transfer or with Vault cards from the balance.

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  • Refunds

    Refund an order or let buyers refund themselves, and see refunds come off what the event earned.

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  • Ask Fai

    Ask Fai to list your payment processing accounts, set who pays the booking fee or set up a payment plan. She asks you to approve each change first.

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Set up your payments step by step

Questions About Payments & Payouts

Payments & payouts

Daily, once your own payment processing account is linked and active, while buyers pay. Daily payouts need a Stripe payment processing account in a supported Stripe country, or a Xendit payment processing account in Indonesia. Otherwise your own account pays out on its own schedule. If you choose Paid out after your event, payouts are processed 10 to 15 business days after the event finishes. Your publish review shows this for the event in front of you.

A postponed event is paid after it takes place, and a cancelled one is held while we refund the buyers for you. Pending refund requests, chargebacks and an event we have classified as high risk each extend the wait.

Before your on-sale. To be paid daily as tickets sell, you need your own account active before your tickets go on sale. Paid out after your event needs nothing set up, so you can publish straight away.

Only the brand owner. A team member with admin rights can open the Payments page and see the accounts on it. A brand in Indonesia or the Philippines is offered Xendit only.

No. The payment processing account takes the money from the buyer. Payout Details, under your brand's Details, is the bank account Ticket Fairy sends your money to after the event. Check it before the event ends, because a payout already sent to an old account has to be recalled.

Not between Added and Absorbed once the event has ticket types, because each ticket type's prices were prepared under the current choice. Delete the ticket types, change the choice and create them again. A ticket type that has sold cannot be deleted. Added Later is not available for events in Australia, the United Kingdom or the United States.

It depends on the ticket price and the event's country. It falls as a percentage as prices rise, with a small minimum on low prices, and free tickets carry none. Your Ticket Types table shows the exact amount for every price you enter.

Ticket Fairy tries a failed payment again automatically. An order that is still unfinished at the cancellation cutoff you set is cancelled, and you keep the first instalment. A plan applies to the whole event, it can be saved only on the card payment method that supports plans, and your plan settings lock from the event's first sale.

Buyers can pay by card and with wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Local payment methods appear at checkout where they are available.

Yes. Open the event, select Payments and choose one of the brand's active accounts. You can change it until the event takes its first paid order.

Yes. Take payments for tickets and registrations, with deposits, payment plans and refunds handled from the same order. Buyers choose from multiple payment options, including cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and local payment methods.

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