A flat fee per order, built for a season.
Ticketleap and venuery both include reserved seating at no extra cost. Ticketleap charges per ticket; venuery charges once per order, and adds what a team sells all season.
venuery and Ticketleap
From each company's public pages, checked 2 November 2026.
| venuery | Ticketleap | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Teams and venues that sell a season: ballparks, theaters, arenas, fairs. | Community events, theaters and venues. |
| Fee on paid tickets | $1.49 per paid order, however many tickets are in it ($0.49 when the order is under $15). Nothing on free tickets. | $1 + 2% per ticket over $5; $0.49 per ticket for $5 and under; capped at $20 a ticket. |
| Card processing | Stripe's standard rate (2.9% + 30¢ in the US) on your own Stripe account. | 3% transaction fee per order. |
| Free events | Free. | Free. |
| Who pays the fee | Your choice: buyers, shown in the first price they see, or you. | Your choice: buyers or you. |
| Reserved seating | Included: draw your venue or start from a ballpark template, with the view from each seat. | Included: seats placed over an image of your venue map. |
Fees on a night's orders, card processing included.
At list prices, for orders a team sells every game. Lower is better for you and your fans.
| Order | venuery | Ticketleap |
|---|---|---|
| One $8 ticket | $1.04 | $1.43 |
| A family of four at $12 | $3.23 | $6.55 |
| A birthday group: 15 at $10 | $6.18 | $23.04 |
| Two season tickets at $250 | $16.33 | $27.36 |
venuery: $1.49 per order (less on small orders) plus Stripe’s 2.9% + 30¢ on the whole charge. Ticketleap: $1 + 2% per ticket over $5 ($0.49 for $5 and under, capped at $20), and a 3% transaction fee per order, taken here on the whole charge.
What every venuery team gets.
All included in the per-order fee, with no upgrades to buy.
| Season tickets | The same seats at every game, renewals that hold last year's seats, and holders imported from your old system. |
|---|---|
| Flex packs and theme nights | Credit to spend on any game, and nights with their own look, giveaways and sponsors. |
| Groups and birthdays | Group rates, invoices and a link for the organizer to pay. |
| Box office and walk-ups | Cash, card and comps at the window, on the same seat map. |
| Volunteers at the gate | A code volunteers scan with their own phones: no account, no app. |
| Rain-outs | Fans exchange tickets for another game, or resell them at face value. |
| Sponsors | Levels, agreements signed online, and logos on the games they sponsor. |
| Know before you go | Parking, bags and rain policy on your shop and every game, where search engines and AI assistants can read them. |
When Ticketleap is the better fit
- Most of your orders are a single ticket of $5 or less. There, Ticketleap's $0.49 plus 3% comes to less than venuery's fee plus Stripe's 30¢.
- You'd rather trace seats over a picture of your venue than draw the chart.
venuery vs Ticketleap questions
Is venuery cheaper than Ticketleap?
For orders of more than one ticket, or tickets over $5, usually. On a family of four at $12, venuery comes to $3.23 with card processing, and Ticketleap to $6.55. On a birthday group: 15 at $10, venuery comes to $6.18 with card processing, and Ticketleap to $23.04. For a single ticket of $5 or less, Ticketleap costs less.
Do both include reserved seating?
Yes, at no extra cost on either. venuery also shows fans the view from their seat and remembers season ticket holders' seats from year to year.
Who handles card processing?
On venuery, Stripe does, on your own Stripe account, and ticket money lands there as each order is paid. Ticketleap charges a 3% transaction fee per order.
Sources, checked 2 November 2026: Ticketleap fees (help center) · Ticketleap · Ticketleap reserved seating. Ticketleap is a trademark of its owner. Prices change; check theirs before you decide.
Sell your next game on venuery.
Draw your venue, set your prices and connect Stripe. $1.49 an order, nothing up front.