Simple pricing. Everything included
No setup cost and no subscription. Your buyers pay a small service fee at checkout, you keep your full ticket price, and every part of the platform comes with the account.
Free to sell tickets.
ComedyPass only makes money when you sell a ticket, and it comes from the service fee your buyer pays — not out of your ticket price.
- No setup costNothing to pay to open a workspace.
- No subscriptionThere's no monthly fee to sell tickets.
- No cut of your ticket pricePrice a ticket at $25 and you receive $25.
- Paid out the day afterMoney lands in your own Stripe account the day after the show.
Service fee by ticket price
This is what your customer pays on top of your ticket price. Price a ticket at $25 and you receive $25.
The schedule is set per account. If you're doing serious volume, get in touch — it's negotiable.
Run your own numbers
- What your buyers pay in total$3,325
- Of which, service fees$325
- What you keep (100 × $30)$3,000
On this show you'd keep $3,000, and each buyer would pay $3.25 on top of a $30 ticket.
All of it, from day one.
There's no upgrade path and nothing to add on. These come with the account.
Ticketing
Events and showtimes, ticket types, seat maps and table rooms, discount codes, add-ons, pay-what-you-can, refunds, and a native scanner for the door.
Marketing
Run Meta campaigns from inside ComedyPass, with budgets built from your room and your own cost per ticket, ad copy written off your actual lineup, and attribution back to real ticket sales.
Talent
A roster linked to real comedian profiles, seven settlement structures, conditional bumps, payout tracking, and per-comic terms that carry through to the settlement.
Touring
Tours and stops, holds, ticket scaling, expense rules, forecasts and tour settlement.
Finance
Break-even before the show, a per-show P&L after it, monthly profit and loss, expenses by category, and settlement and payout exports.
Operations
Multiple venues and rooms, reporting across them, and team roles so your booker, your door staff and your bookkeeper each get their own login.
Same account, whatever you run.
There's nothing to choose between — every account gets everything. The only real question is what you'd set up first.
The things people actually ask.
Who pays the service fee?
Your buyer, at checkout. It's added on top of your ticket price.
Do you take a cut of my ticket price?
No. Price a ticket at $25 and $25 is yours.
When do I get paid?
The day after the show. It goes to your own Stripe account, so it isn't sitting with us in the meantime.
Contracts or minimums?
Neither. Run one show or fifty.
What do marketing, talent and touring cost?
Nothing. They're included, and there's no fee to unlock them.
Can the fee be adjusted for high volume?
Yes — the schedule is set per account rather than hard-coded. Get in touch and tell us your numbers.
Nothing to sign, nothing to cancel.
Open a workspace, put one show through it, and compare the numbers against what you do now.