Tickets cost 0%. Here's how we make money instead
No per-sale fees, no setup fees, and we never hold your money — payments go straight into your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie. Our pricing is public, and so is the business model behind it.
Free to set up, no credit card. Cash sales are free; online sales run through your own payment provider with no Senvow per-sale fees.
Ticket fees, side by side
Published fees per paid ticket, taken from each platform's own pricing page in July 2026.
| Fee on a paid ticket | Platform fees on a $25 ticket | Who holds your money | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senvow That's us | $0 — no per-sale fees | $0 | Your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie |
| Eventbrite | 3.7% + $1.79 per ticket, plus 2.9% payment processing | ≈ $3.44 | The platform — paid out after the event |
| Luma | 5% on the free plan; $0 on the $59/mo Plus plan | ≈ $1.25 | Stripe, through the platform |
| Partiful | Individual — unknown until you're charged | Individual | The platform — about 3 days after the event |
| Posh | ≈ 10% + $0.99 | ≈ $3.49 | The platform |
| Humanitix | 2.1% + $0.99 (profits go to charity) | ≈ $1.52 | The platform |
Each row shows only the named platform's published fees (July 2026) — check the sources below for current rates. Payment providers charge their own processing rates everywhere, including on Senvow; the table shows what the ticketing platform itself takes. Examples assume the organizer absorbs the fees — across 100 tickets at $25, that's about $344 in platform fees on Eventbrite and $0 on Senvow.
Sources:EventbriteLumaPartifulPoshHumanitix
Sell tickets on SenvowWhy we can promise 0%
We never touch your money
Guests pay into your own payment account, not a Senvow balance. A platform that never holds your revenue structurally can't take a cut of it.
Memberships fund Senvow
Optional Pro and Business plans raise annual online-sales limits, remove the few ads free pages carry and add features. That's the business model — published on the plans below.
Cash at the door is free
Reserve online, pay in person, scan in one step. No fees, no card reader.
All-in pricing for guests
The price on the button is the price guests pay. No service fee at checkout — which is also what the FTC's all-in pricing rule expects in the US.
Where a ticket payment goes
A guest buys a ticket
They pay the price you set — nothing added on top.
The money lands in your account
Directly in your own PayPal, Stripe, Square or Mollie, as the sale happens. Only your provider's own processing rate applies.
Senvow never sits in the middle
No platform balance, no payout schedule, no cut. Your revenue was never ours to hold.
This is how we make money
Optional memberships raise your annual online-sales limit and add features. Tickets are never taxed — on any plan.
Free
Pro
Business
Online payments run through your own payment provider account — we never hold your funds, and Senvow charges no per-sale fees (your chosen payment provider may charge its own processing fees). Your yearly sales volume counts both cash and online takings. Memberships renew yearly and can be cancelled anytime.
Questions
How can ticketing be free?
Because Senvow's revenue comes from optional memberships (plus a few discreet ads on free event pages) — never from a cut of your sales. Free covers a real event program; Pro and Business raise annual online-sales limits and add features for organizers who grow.
Is there really no fee per ticket?
Really. $0 per ticket on every plan, including Free — online and at the door. Your payment provider charges its own processing rate, but that's paid to your provider, and it applies on any platform.
Do you hold my money and pay me out later?
No. Guests pay straight into your own connected account as tickets sell. There is no Senvow balance and no payout day — the money is simply yours, immediately.
Do my guests pay hidden fees?
No. The ticket price you set is what guests pay — no service fee at checkout. In the US, all-in pricing is also what the FTC's Junk Fees Rule (in force since May 2025) requires.
What does the Free plan include?
Event pages, invitations, RSVPs, the ticket shop with tiers and codes, QR entry, cash at the door and online sales through your own provider — with an annual online-sales limit that covers most independent organizers.
Will this change once Senvow grows?
The zero-fee promise is structural: since we never hold your money, taking a cut isn't a switch we can quietly flip. If plans or limits ever change, they change on the published plans page — not inside your ticket price.
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