How well do you know ticket resale platforms?
Fees, founding years and home countries of ticket resale platforms, plus how the work pays.
The questions
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Estimate
How big a cut does TickPick take from earners?
Somewhere between 0% and 50%.
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15%
TickPick takes 15%. Its fees: Free to list - 15% commission only when tickets sell
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Multiple choice
Where is Vivid Seats headquartered?
- Canada
- United States
- South Korea
- Australia
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United States
Vivid Seats is based in Chicago, United States.
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Put in order
Put these in order of founding, oldest first.
- Vivid Seats
- Gametime
- viagogo
- StubHub
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StubHub → Vivid Seats → viagogo → Gametime
StubHub (2000), Vivid Seats (2001), viagogo (2006), Gametime (2012).
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Multiple choice
Which is older?
- viagogo
- Vivid Seats
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Vivid Seats
viagogo was founded in 2006, Vivid Seats in 2001.
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Multiple choice
What skill level do ticket resale platforms usually ask for?
- None
- Some
- Specialist
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None
Skill level needed on ticket resale platforms: none.
Source: All ticket resale platforms Compare every platform type
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Multiple choice
Higher or lower: which takes the bigger cut?
- TickPick
- Vivid Seats
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TickPick
TickPick takes 15%; Vivid Seats takes 10%.
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Multiple choice
Which of these is one of the ticket resale platforms?
- Kajabi
- Topmate
- OnlineJobs.ph
- StubHub
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StubHub
StubHub is one of the ticket resale platforms in the directory; the others are listed under different types.
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Estimate
In what year was StubHub founded?
Somewhere between 1990 and 2026.
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2000
StubHub was founded in 2000 and is based in New York, United States.
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Multiple choice
Where is SeatGeek headquartered?
- United States
- Australia
- Germany
- Canada
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United States
SeatGeek is based in New York, United States.
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Multiple choice
Which is older?
- TCGplayer
- Vivid Seats
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TCGplayer
TCGplayer was founded in 1998, Vivid Seats in 2001.