All-in pricing means the price you see already includes every fee, so it equals what you pay at checkout. It matters because sellers often list the same seat at a similar face price across sites — the difference is the fees, which can add 20–30% to your total on fee-charging marketplaces.
Listed price vs. all-in total
The listed price is the number on the listing. The all-in total is what hits your card after service and delivery fees. On sites that add fees at checkout, those two numbers can differ a lot — so the cheapest listed price is not always the cheapest purchase.
Why fees differ between sites
- TickPick charges no buyer fees — the listed price is the all-in total.
- StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Gametime typically add service fees at checkout, which raises the total for the identical seat.
Because sellers cross-post the same seats, you can often find one listing several places. The seat is the same; the fee is the variable.
How to compare correctly
- Compare the all-in total, not the listed price.
- Start with TickPick, where the listed price already is the total.
- On fee-charging sites, take the listing through to the final checkout step to reveal the real number before deciding.
- Watch for delivery method — mobile transfer is standard, but confirm it on the listing.
Bottom line
The same seat, the same section — different totals. SeatFab lines up the all-in price across TickPick, StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Gametime so you always buy the genuinely cheapest option, fees included.
