You can list your tickets at or below the amount you originally paid per ticket, including fees.

Use the total amount you paid for the tickets, including required purchase fees.

If you purchased multiple tickets at the same price and your receipt shows only an order total, divide that total by the number of tickets.

For example, if two tickets cost $180 in total, including fees:

$180 ÷ 2 tickets = $90 per ticket. You can list each ticket for up to $90.

Use the amount you actually paid, not necessarily the face value printed on the ticket.

If you paid less than face value through a discount, lottery, rush, or promotional offer, use the lower amount you paid.

If you’re relisting tickets purchased on Theatr, your original price paid includes the Theatr service fee from that purchase. You can list the tickets for up to the full amount you paid per ticket.

Yes. You can set any asking price at or below the amount you originally paid.

There are no seller fees. You keep 100% of the asking price you set.

Theatr may charge the buyer a separate service fee. That fee doesn’t reduce your earnings or change the highest asking price you can set.

Your proof of purchase needs to clearly show the price paid per ticket. Listings may be reviewed or removed if the original price is missing, unclear, or doesn’t match the information entered.

For more guidance, see What should I upload for proof of purchase?.