Ticketmaster or StubHub?

I'm honestly asking this just for information - not to drum up interest in my tickets. How much mark up and fees do each one add to a pair of Hamilton tickets I'm trying to sell? I've contacted Ticketmaster and StubHub and not gotten any response. I am not interested in any big profit, but I'm afraid they will mark them up with ridiculous fees etc... Does anyone have any info on which is better for a seller to keep the price low? I've seen the show last summer and prefer not to gouge people.

Thanks

BrodyFosse123 said: "They will obviously mark-up the tickets to the market value regardless what you sell it to them for.

That's not how it works. You don't sell it to "them". (Unless you're referring to low priced tickets being grabbed by someone for resale, which is a possibility.)

Stubhub used to be a flat 15% fee for the seller, 10% for the buyer. Now it's a little more mixed up, the seller pays a little less and the buyer pays more, but it's still in that ballpark. I believe StubHub and Ticketmaster allow you to calibrate the price you want to receive and it will mark up accordingly with their fee structure.

CPB2 said: "

Nothing's stopping you from listing on both but you better be quick to take down the other listing when it sells because if both sell you'll have a real mess on your hands."

Oh yeah, I definitely didn’t mean keep both listings up for any length of time! Rather just as a shortcut to figuring out the fees on each.