viagogo in 10 slides
The international ticket resale marketplace (part of StubHub Holdings) - sell event tickets to buyers across 90+ countries.
- Ticket marketplace
- Ticket resale platforms
- Based in Geneva, Switzerland
What you do on viagogo
How the money is made: selling products
- List your items
- A buyer orders
- Ship it
- Payout after delivery
The international ticket resale marketplace (part of StubHub Holdings) - sell event tickets to buyers across 90+ countries.
Founded 2006 · next to 7 other ticket resale platforms
Work and topics
Good for
What viagogo takes
Guess first: how much of every $100 you earn does viagogo take?
~15% seller commission
From the published fees, before payment-processing, currency or withdrawal charges. Work out your own amount →
Can you join?
Yes, if you live almost anywhere.
Open in 196 of 200 countries and territories
What people actually earn
StubHub Holdings, which owns viagogo, said international markets were about 15 percent of its $9.2 billion in 2025 gross merchandise sales.
Source: sec.gov ↗How it scores
Strong on access and track record. Weaker on getting paid.
- Fees3.5
- Getting paid2.3
- Access4.0
- Track record4.0
- Proof of earnings2.5
- Open worldwide
- Clear fees
- 10 years running
- 20 years running
viagogo against its peers
Guess: next to the 6 other ticket resale platforms that charge a percentage, is viagogo…
The cut of all 7 ticket resale platforms that charge a percentage
| Platform | Fee |
|---|---|
| SeatGeek | 10% |
| Vivid Seats | 10% |
| TCGplayer | 10% |
| StubHub | 12.5% |
| Ticketmaster Resale | 12.5% |
| viagogo | 15% |
| TickPick | 15% |
- At 15%, viagogo charges more than 5 of the 7 ticket resale platforms we track that take a percentage (median 12.5%).
How much we know
We have 9 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.
What we have
- What kind of platform it is
- Year founded
- Headquarters
- Fees
- Withdrawal methods
- Join requirements
- Countries it accepts
- Real earnings figures
- Wikipedia or reference page
Still missing
- Plain-English overview
- Minimum payout
- How fast you get paid
- Payment protection
- Review ratings
- Support channels
- Mobile apps
- Social accounts