What it costs
Nothing. Not to you, not ever.
There is one booking fee, it's paid by the customer, and half of it is your income. That is the whole arrangement. No subscription, no commission on your ticket price, and nothing to sign.
£0 is what Good Show costs you
No subscription. No listing fee. No commission on your ticket price. We never take money from you. Not when you sign up, not when you sell, not ever.
Half of every booking fee is yours
The fee is paid by your customer, on top of your ticket price, and half of it comes to you. It is your income from the moment it is earned, and it arrives every month.
Free to use + extra income
Drag the sliders to estimate what your next event would earn on Good Show.
- Ticket price £25
- Tickets sold 400
- Booking fee, paid by the customer 10%
- Nothing to set up Free to list, always
- Weekly payouts Ticket money every Monday
- No contract Leave whenever you like
Your payout £10,500
£500 extra
- Ticket face value £10,000
- Your half of the booking fee £500
- Your customer pays per ticket £27.50
One clear fee, paid by the customer and split evenly with you. Nothing comes off your face value.
You choose the booking fee
Three rates, set per event rather than fixed across your account. A higher rate earns you more and costs your customer more, so it's a judgement about your audience, which is why it is yours to make and not ours.
10% Most used
On a £12.00 ticket your customer pays £13.20, and you earn £0.60 on top of the face value.
The one most organisers use.
12%
On a £12.00 ticket your customer pays £13.44, and you earn £0.72 on top of the face value.
A middle option, where your audience expects a fee.
15%
On a £12.00 ticket your customer pays £13.80, and you earn £0.90 on top of the face value.
The most you can earn per ticket.
Things we never charge for
Every one of these is chargeable somewhere in this industry.
- Signing up, or listing an event
- Selling a ticket, ever. There is no commission
- Free tickets, which carry no booking fee at all
- Reserved seating and the seating plan designer
- The door scanner and check-in app
- Printing a ticket at home, or scanning one at the door
- Sales reports and downloads
- Support, from us or for your customers
When the money reaches you
Two payments, on a schedule you can plan around.
Your ticket money
The full face value of everything sold, for any event that finished in the previous week. Sent by bank transfer with a breakdown of the shows it covers.
Your booking fee income
Half of the booking fee on every ticket sold for events that took place in the previous month, paid separately so it is easy to account for.
Nothing to sign, nothing to cancel
Set up an event and see how it goes. If it is not for you, stop. There is no contract to get out of and no notice to give.