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Ticket Tailor, or ResoFlow Tickets? Both sides, dated.

A flat fee a ticket against a small percentage. From about £8 a ticket, Ticket Tailor costs you less; below that, ResoFlow does — and ResoFlow Tickets sits beside your bookings, gift cards and loyalty if you want them.

  • One free published event a month, with no time limit
  • 2.9% + 50p a paid ticket — you choose who pays
  • £0 on free tickets, and on money taken at the venue

Side by side

The same questions, asked of both.

ResoFlow’s side comes from ResoFlow itself; Ticket Tailor’s from Ticket Tailor’s own pages, each with the date it was read.

Ticket Tailor and ResoFlow Tickets, side by side
ComparedResoFlowTicket Tailor
The fee on a paid ticket2.9% + 50p — card processing added by Stripe60p + VAT a ticketTicket Tailor’s own published figure, read on 12 October 2026
Paying in advanceNothing to buy in advancefrom 22p + VAT a ticket on credits bought in advance (the more credits, the less each costs)Ticket Tailor’s own published figure, read on 12 October 2026
A monthly feeNone for one published event a month; £25 per month for up to 500 events a monthNo monthly feeTicket Tailor’s own published figure, read on 12 October 2026

Where a rival says its prices exclude VAT, so do we show them; ResoFlow currently charges no VAT.

The sums

What one ticket costs you

When you pay the fee — each side’s fee plus Stripe’s card fee.

What one ticket costs you
A ticket atResoFlowTicket Tailor
£593p£1
£10£1.14£1.07
£25£1.81£1.30
£50£2.90£1.67

Where a rival says its prices exclude VAT, so do we show them; ResoFlow currently charges no VAT.

From about £8 a ticket, Ticket Tailor’s flat fee costs you less.

  • Ticket Tailor: 60p + VAT a ticket — read on 12 October 2026
  • Stripe: 1.5% + 20p on a standard UK card — read on 12 October 2026

Both sides

Where each one wins.

When Ticket Tailor may suit you better

  1. Your tickets cost more than a few poundsA flat fee a ticket beats a percentage on dearer tickets — from about £8 a ticket, Ticket Tailor costs you less.read on 12 October 2026
  2. You sell a lot of tickets aheadCredits bought in advance bring its fee down further.read on 12 October 2026

Why venues choose ResoFlow Tickets

  1. Free to startOne published event a month, free with no time limit — £25 per month for up to 500 events a month.
  2. You choose who pays the fee2.9% + 50p a paid ticket; pass it on and the guest sees the whole price before they pay. Free tickets, and money taken at the door, carry none.
  3. The money goes straight to youTicket money goes straight to your own Stripe account — ResoFlow never holds it.
  4. Tiers, add-ons and groupsUp to five tiers with their own launch windows, up to 30 paid add-ons, up to 10 tickets an order — and groups can arrive a few at a time.
  5. Repeating nightsThe same night every week, every other week or every month — up to 52 dates in one go.
  6. Your buyers stay yoursYour own What’s on page and event pages, in your colours — no marketplace between you and your audience.

Questions

Straight answers.

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Is ResoFlow cheaper than Ticket Tailor?

On cheaper tickets, yes; from about £8 a ticket, Ticket Tailor’s flat fee costs you less. The sums above show both, card processing included.

Can guests pay the fee instead of me?

Yes. Pass it on and the guest sees the booking fee as its own line before they pay; you receive the full ticket price.

Do I need the rest of ResoFlow?

No — Tickets works on its own. If you take table bookings too, each event can keep normal bookings earlier in the day or block them for the night.

About this comparison

How we write these.

Every Ticket Tailor figure on this page is Ticket Tailor’s own published price or claim, from its own pages, with the date it was read beside it. Prices change — check Ticket Tailor’s own pages before you decide. ResoFlow’s side is read from ResoFlow itself.

ResoFlow is not affiliated with Ticket Tailor.

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