You set the ticket price. The attendee pays the nawhe? booking fee on top, and the all-in price is shown before they commit to buy.
What you keep
For standard native ticket sales, nawhe? does not deduct its booking fee from the face value you set. The attendee pays that fee on top. You can also add an optional organiser fee, per ticket or per booking, which belongs to you.
Refunds, chargebacks, payment disputes, taxes where applicable and the timing of payouts by the payment provider are separate. Fees & payments has the full terms.
A worked example (United Kingdom)
A £20.00 ticket carries a booking fee of 4% plus £0.35, which is £0.80 + £0.35 = £1.15. The attendee sees £21.15 as the all-in price for a single ticket. You keep the £20.00 face value, before any refunds or disputes.
The fixed part is charged once per booking, not once per ticket, so a larger order costs the buyer proportionally less in fees. Checkout always shows the exact total before payment.
Markets and payouts
4% + £0.35
Connect with Stripe for payouts.
4% + $0.45
Connect with Stripe for payouts.
4% + C$0.50
Connect with Stripe for payouts.
4% + ₦100
Add an authorised bank account. Paystack verifies it.
nawhe? does not keep a withdrawable wallet for native ticket sales. Payouts go to your connected provider account and bank, subject to the provider’s verification and timing.
Before you can sell paid tickets
You can create and publish an event before payout setup is finished. Free RSVP, register interest, tickets sold elsewhere and no-registration events work straight away. Paid nawhe? ticket sales wait until your payout setup shows Ready, unless you and nawhe? have agreed that nawhe? collects payment for your event while your own setup is reviewed. The set-up statuses are: Not started, Finish setup, In review, Ready and Action needed.
Check-in works with QR or manual entry, and you can give door staff event-specific access without sharing your login.
Being found
Your event appears on nawhe? search and city pages, and can be returned by AI assistants through our public events API. Both the organiser account and each individual event have an AI discovery switch in your event settings. Turning it off removes the event from the API and AI tools; your event page is unchanged.