Armando A.
Commission fees are ridiculous.
So I have Dallas Cowboys season tickets that I pay $515 each (season ticket holder price). Tiqassist sold my Giants/Cowboys game for $504 each. They charged me a commission of $59.98 and a 3rd party fee of $49.90, for a total payout of $788.24. That comes out to a negative loss of $242. I might as well use the 3rd party site (Seatgeek) and for-go the $120 commission charge from Tiqassist.
Response from TiqAssistAug 27, 2025
Thank you for sharing your experience — we completely understand why this outcome is disappointing. Our goal at Tiqassist is to maximize a customer’s return by increasing exposure across 10+ major resale marketplaces, rather than relying on a single platform. That said, we don’t control the resale market itself. For certain lower-demand games, especially as an event approaches, market prices can fall below face value across all platforms. In this case, data showed that prices for this matchup were trending downward, which is common for games outside of the highest-demand matchups. Ticket prices often drop significantly within 30 days of the event as supply increases and buyers wait for last-minute deals. While some games may not exceed face value, higher-demand matchups typically perform much better and can offset lower-return games over the course of a season. We hope to have the opportunity to work with you on future games where demand is stronger and results are more favorable. *UPDATE* - We now offer lower fees beginning at just 9.9% TiqAssist commission in addition to the third party fee. We also offer floor pricing for our clients to prevent sales for less than your desired amount!