Pricing
per ticket or add-on — charged only when it sells
Creating an account, building your shop, drawing seat maps and setting up events cost nothing. Verimly earns a flat amount on each ticket or add-on that sells, set by the ticket's own price — which is also why free events stay free.
Enter a ticket price and how many you expect to sell.
Payment processing is charged separately by the payment provider at their published rates — see the table below. Free events are free: no ticket sold, no fee.
The fee is decided by the ticket’s own price, so you know it the moment you set one. A community show and a premium night are each charged something that makes sense for them.
Every ticket and add-on is priced on its own, so a cheap ticket stays cheap to sell even in a basket with an expensive one.
| Ticket price | Fee per ticket |
|---|---|
| Up to €15.00 | €0.29 |
| €15.01 to €40.00 | €0.59 |
| €40.01 to €100.00 | €0.99 |
| Over €100.00 | €1.49 |
Worked out with the same fee function the checkout uses, so these are the real figures rather than an illustration.
180 tickets at €12
1,400 seats at €28 across the run
3,000 tickets at €45
This calculator calls the same function that runs at checkout.
There is no feature tier. The bands are the price, and everything the product does is behind them.
Verimly does not mark these up and does not take a cut of them. They are charged by the payment provider on your connected account, and the exact set available to you depends on your market.
Standard Netherlands rates. Rates differ by market and can change — your connected account always shows the current ones.
| Payment method | Processing fee |
|---|---|
| iDEAL | €0.29 |
| Bancontact | €0.35 |
| SEPA Direct Debit | €0.35 |
| European cards | 1.5% + €0.25 |
| PayPal | 0.2% + €0.10 |
| Klarna | 2.99% + €0.35 |
Verimly charges a flat fee per ticket or add-on sold, set by the ticket's own price: up to €15.00, €0.29; €15.01 to €40.00, €0.59; €40.01 to €100.00, €0.99; over €100.00, €1.49. There is no subscription, no setup fee and no monthly minimum. Creating an account, building a storefront, drawing seat maps and publishing events are all free.
So a community event and a premium one are each charged something that makes sense for them. A single flat number would sit heavily on a €10 ticket and barely register on a €90 one. You always know what a ticket costs to sell the moment you set its price.
Each line is banded on its own price. A €12 ticket and a €60 ticket in the same basket are charged their own band each, not an average.
No. The fee applies to paid tickets only, so an event with free tickets costs nothing to run on Verimly.
The organizer. Nothing is added to the buyer’s cart — they pay exactly the ticket price you set. The fee is deducted from your payout.
Processing is charged by the payment provider at their published rates and Verimly does not mark it up. In the Netherlands that is €0.29 for iDEAL, €0.35 for Bancontact and from 1.5% + €0.25 for European cards.
No. There is no contract, no minimum volume and nothing to cancel. If you stop selling tickets, you stop paying.
Payouts go to your own connected payment account on the schedule you set in workspace settings, with the Verimly fee already deducted.
No. The seat-map editor, venue templates and the price matrix are part of the product, at the same rate as any other ticket.
No. A ticket sold through Verimly POS falls in the same price band, at the same flat fee, as one sold on the storefront.
No. Invite as many members as you need and pair as many POS devices as the night takes. Charging for the crew only produces shared logins.
The buyer is refunded through the payment method they used, and your payout figure is recomputed to reflect what actually happened, so the reporting stays consistent with the money.
No. It is included; you only pay for the domain registration itself, wherever you buy it.
Yes. Create an account, build the storefront, draw the seat map and set up the event. Nothing is charged until a paid ticket sells, and nothing is public until you publish it.
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There is nothing to pay until a ticket sells, and nothing to cancel if you decide it is not for you.