Fees, not a feature matrix

Quicket charges a service fee per ticket. TKKT charges R0.

This page is only about money. For the full product comparison see TKKT vs Quicket. For a move-over sequence see Switch from Quicket.

On 22 August 2026, https://www.quicket.co.za/pricing/ returned HTTP 404. Quicket does not currently publish a stable public fee table at that URL. This page does not invent a Quicket percentage. Verify the live service fee on Quicket's own checkout for your event type.
R0 TKKT platform fee per ticket
Service fee Quicket charges per ticket per its published pricing
Direct TKKT payouts through your Yoco, PayFast, or Paystack
Their window Quicket payouts follow their settlement schedule

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What we can verify about Quicket

Quicket is an established South African ticketing marketplace. Its public site and event listings describe a per-ticket service fee, and many listings state that advertised prices exclude additional booking, service, or processing fees charged by the ticket service provider. Source: https://www.quicket.co.za/

We do not state a Quicket percentage or rand-per-ticket amount here because their dedicated pricing URL was not available on the review date. If you already sell on Quicket, the fee that matters is the one on your next checkout.

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Verified TKKT money, not a forecast of Quicket's cut

Beyond the Dust

110 paid tickets at Opium on 6 May 2026. R27,500 processed through the organiser gateway. R5,100 optional top-ups. R0 TKKT platform fees.

Carinus Ignite

124 paid tickets as of 22 August 2026 for the Friday 4 September residence night. R20,110 processed. R0 TKKT platform fees. The event is not sold out.

What you still pay on TKKT

Your Yoco, PayFast, or Paystack card-processing rate. That is the provider's fee, not a TKKT booking fee.

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How to compare your own night

  1. 01

    Take your ticket price and expected sales

    Example: 120 tickets at R200 is R24,000 face value.

  2. 02

    Look up Quicket's current service fee on their checkout

    Use the figure Quicket shows you. Do not use a number from a blog or from this page.

  3. 03

    Subtract that from face value

    That remainder is what a marketplace fee would have removed before your own card processing.

  4. 04

    On TKKT the platform line is R0

    Card processing still applies through your gateway. There is no second TKKT booking fee on top.

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When Quicket is still the better pick

If you rely on Quicket's public marketplace to find attendees you do not already have, their discovery audience may be worth their service fee. TKKT is built for organisers who already bring a WhatsApp, Instagram, residence, or community crowd.

TKKT is newer (2026) and does not match Quicket's brand recognition with attendees. That is a real tradeoff, not a footnote.

FAQ

Questions organisers ask

How much does Quicket charge per ticket?

Quicket charges a service fee per ticket per its published pricing. Their /pricing URL returned 404 on 22 August 2026, so this page does not quote a percentage. Check the fee on a Quicket checkout or ask Quicket directly.

How much does TKKT charge per ticket?

R0 in TKKT platform fees. Your connected Yoco, PayFast, or Paystack account still charges its standard card-processing rate.

Does TKKT hold ticket money?

No. Paid transactions are processed through the organiser's own gateway account.

Is this the TKKT vs Quicket page?

No. This page is only fees. The comparison matrix lives at /vs/quicket. The move-over steps live at /switch-from-quicket.

Keep the platform fee.

List the event on TKKT. You only pay your gateway's card rate.

Describe Your Event R0 TKKT platform fee. No card required to start.