Ticketing fees, stopping scalpers, resale and running the night. Practical guides for promoters and event organisers from the eventflo team.
Who owns your ticket buyer data, what consent you need, and how to get event emails into the inbox instead of spam.
After the event, as tickets sell, or early on request? How ticketing payout timing works, what delays a first payout, and a cash-flow example.
Exclusivity, venue-owned ticketing, notice periods and buyer data: the clauses to check in a ticketing platform contract before you sign or leave.
Headline fees mislead. Work out what you actually keep per ticket after booking fee, processing and rebates, with a worked example.
A ticketing advance is your own future ticket sales paid early, then repaid out of them. Here is the maths, the lock-in and what to ask before you sign.
Can't make the gig? How ticket resale works in Australia: the state price caps, what each ticketing company allows, and how to sell safely.
Is Viagogo legit? A plain checklist for buying resale tickets in Australia: what to check, red flags, and what to do if it goes wrong.
Eventbrite alternatives in Australia compared on published fees and fit: Humanitix, TryBooking, Moshtix, Oztix and eventflo. From each platform's own pages, 2 October 2026.
How to sell tickets online for your event in Australia: where to sell tickets, what to set up, what the fees look like, and the mistakes that cost promoters sales. Written promoter to promoter.
Eventbrite, Humanitix, TryBooking, Moshtix and eventflo side by side: what each publishes about ticketing fees, who pays them by default, and who keeps them. Sourced from each platform's own pages, 2 October 2026.
Eventbrite's Australian service fee, who pays it by default, what Premium costs, and the fee worked through on real ticket prices. Every figure from Eventbrite's own pages, checked 2 October 2026.
Humanitix vs Eventbrite on fees in Australia: the published rates, GST, who pays by default and what each costs on a $20, $50 and $150 ticket. From each platform's own pages, 2 October 2026.
How QR code tickets work, what an event QR code is for, and how to run scanning at the door without queues or double entries. A practical guide for Australian promoters.
TryBooking fees in Australia are a ticket fee plus a processing fee. Here's what each one is, who pays by default, the surcharges, and what it adds up to on real ticket prices. From TryBooking's own pages, checked 2 October 2026.
A fair look at the main event ticketing platforms in Australia, Eventbrite, Humanitix, TryBooking, Moshtix, Oztix and eventflo: what each publishes about fees and features, and who each suits.
TryBooking vs Eventbrite on fees in Australia: ticket fee, processing fee, who pays by default and what each costs on a $20, $50 and $150 ticket. From each platform's own pages, 2 October 2026.
Humanitix fees in Australia: the standard and not-for-profit rates, how GST is added, who pays by default, and what it adds up to on real ticket prices. From Humanitix's own pages, checked 2 October 2026.
Humanitix vs TryBooking on fees in Australia: the published rates, GST, who pays by default, charity rates and what each costs on a $20, $50 and $150 ticket. From each platform's own pages, 2 October 2026.
What Australian resale law actually covers, why your ticket terms matter, and the practical settings that take the profit out of scalping your event.
No reception at the gate, camping and vehicle passes, punters dropping out a week before. A practical guide to ticketing an event out bush.