One fee. Passed to the buyer.
Cheaper tickets sell faster.

Guestii takes a flat 50c a ticket. Square's processing sits on top: 2.0% online, about 1.4% on a card at the door. Like every platform below, that fee is added at checkout and paid by the buyer. Guestlists, comps and requests cost nothing, because nothing was sold.

A $30 ticket isn't $30. On most platforms it's $33. That's where you lose people.

$0.50 + 2.0%Online tickets, all-in
$0.50 + 1.4%At the door, average
NoSubscription. No setup fee.

What does your guest actually pay?
Use your own numbers.

Every fee on this list is added at checkout and paid by the buyer, so this isn't your margin. It's the number your guest decides on. Same room, same night, five different price tags.

Fees passed onto the buyer · standard for all platforms
$5 $150
50 100,000

Type straight into either number if your night runs past the slider.

Monthly ticket revenue $126,000
Platform Fee / ticket Buyer sees at checkout Fees your guests pay (yr)
Guestii $0.50 + 2.0% Square $1.10 $31.10 $55,440
Eventbrite 5.35% + $1.19 (AU) $2.80 $32.80 $140,868
Humanitix 4.0% + $0.99 (AU, ex GST) $2.19 $32.19 $110,376
DICE 8.5% + 2.5% (UK/IE published) $3.36 $33.36 $169,533
POSH ~9% + $0.93 (all-in) $3.63 $33.63 $182,952
Cheaper per ticket $2.53 vs POSH at checkout
Less friction at checkout $127,512 = more sell-through, more often
  • Built for
  • Club nights
  • Early-bird drops
  • Last release
  • Door queues
  • Ticket tiers

Online ticket rates compared here; door pricing is broken down below. Public pricing shown as of August 2026, sourced from each platform's help centre (Australian market rates; fees in other regions may differ but the rank order is typically consistent). Standard tier; enterprise / negotiated rates may differ. Eventbrite's Australian rate includes card processing rather than charging it separately, so it is comparable with our all-in figure. POSH's rate is reverse-engineered from their ticket builder ($30 display → $26.37 gross → $3.63 fee), which fits a ~9% + $0.93 all-in model. DICE does not publish a general rate card, so its figure uses the only rates it does publish, the self sign-up terms for the United Kingdom and Ireland: 8.5% on face value plus a 2.5% transaction fee on the total, before tax, compounding to about 11.2%. A £1 minimum service fee applies, so DICE is dearer again on cheap entry, and partnership deals above self sign-up are negotiated on a term sheet. Square processing shown at our negotiated rate of 2.0% online and about 1.4% card-present; Square's published Australian rates are 2.2% and 1.6%, so your own rate may differ. Guestii is available globally; AUD pricing shown here converts to local currency at your region's standard rate.

Online or at the door, our 50c never moves.

The only thing that changes is Square's processing rate. Card-present costs less than online, so a walk-in is actually cheaper for your guest than an advance ticket.

Online

$0.50 + 2.0%

Advance tickets through your gst.li page or hosted checkout.

  • Apple Pay and Google Pay at checkout
  • Wallet pass issued the moment they buy
  • Ticket tiers, caps and timed releases
At the door

$0.50 + 1.4% avg

Walk-ins and upgrades taken on a Square reader at reception.

  • Card-present rate, so cheaper than online
  • Next-day settlement, not 8-10 business days
  • Tied to the guest's profile, not a loose sale

Both fees are added at checkout and paid by the buyer, so neither comes out of your door take. In-person processing varies by region and reader; 1.4% is the blended average across the markets we operate in.

No tiers, no "contact sales" gates. Everything's in.

One fee unlocks the whole platform: online tickets, CRM, promoter programme, integrations. You only pay when a ticket sells.

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