Festivals with long sales windows
Weekly payouts keep revenue coming in while marketing, artist deposits and production costs come due, months before the festival opens its gates.
Weekly payouts
Weekly payouts, built for event organizers
Tiqqo pays out your ticket revenue every week. No percentage is held back until after the event, so the money from tickets you have sold keeps coming in while sales are still running.
How payouts work in Tiqqo
Many ticketing platforms hold back part of the revenue until after the event, which makes pre-event marketing, artist deposits and operational costs harder to fund. Tiqqo pays out weekly, and no percentage of your revenue is held back until after the event. Once a payout is made, the money is usually in your account the same or the next business day. Each payout comes with a transparent overview of the orders, refunds, the EUR 0.79 excl. VAT service fee and settlements it covers, so it is easy to match against your bank statement. For organizers with a long sales window or several events at once, this keeps ticket revenue flowing towards marketing, suppliers and staff before the event takes place.
- Weekly payouts of your ticket revenue
- No percentage held back until after the event
- Transparent overview of orders, refunds, fees and settlements
- Predictable EUR 0.79 excl. VAT service fee per paid ticket
- Compatible with all supported European payment methods
- Fits long sales windows for festivals and tours
Built for organizers like you
Multi-event organizers
Run several events in parallel and see in each payout overview which orders, refunds and fees belong to which event.
Cash-flow sensitive promoters
Revenue from active sales comes in every week, with nothing held back until after the event, so you need less bridge financing.
Frequently asked questions
How often does Tiqqo pay out?
Weekly. No percentage of your revenue is held back until after the event. Once a payout is made, the money is usually in your account the same or the next business day.
What does the payout overview show?
Each payout lists the orders, refunds, service fees and settlements it covers, so you can match it against your bank statement and reconcile per event.
How are refunds handled in the payout?
Refunds are deducted from the payout and shown as separate lines in the overview, so organizers can reconcile per ticket order.
Does this work for all events?
Yes. Weekly payouts are the standard for paid ticket events on Tiqqo. Free events do not generate ticket revenue and therefore have no payouts.
What does Tiqqo charge per ticket?
Paid tickets carry a flat EUR 0.79 excl. VAT service fee per ticket, plus payment costs depending on the payment method. Free events have no ticket service fee.
Related features
Pillar
Weekly payouts and the right payment methods for European events
Tiqqo's payments pillar covers everything between a ticket purchase and money in your account. Accept local payment methods, get paid weekly with no percentage held back until after the event, and manage refunds.
Related spoke
Full data ownership for European event organizers
With Tiqqo, the organizer is the data owner. Every ticket sold builds a structured customer profile inside the organizer's audience CRM, with a GDPR-aware setup and clean export options, so attendee data is never locked inside a closed ticketing silo.
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Access control and mobile scanning for any event size
Tiqqo gives event teams a complete access-control toolkit: mobile scanners that run on standard phones, guestlists, timed entry and zone-based access. Every scan updates the same customer profile that powers ticketing, CRM and marketing, so attendance data stays in one place.