Ticketholdr vs StubHub — Which Is Better for Season Ticket Holders?

Two ways to resell season tickets. One is 15% flat with co-owner tools, the other varies by event and has none.

Fee Comparison

TicketholdrStubHub
Seller Fee15% flatVaries
Co-owner Trading✓✗
Multi-platform listing✓✗

Co-Owner Features

Ticketholdr

  • Built-in game trading.
  • Preference-based split.
  • No group texts.

StubHub

No co-owner tools.

Multi-Platform Listing

Ticketholdr

Lists on the major resale marketplaces at once.

StubHub

Lists on StubHub only.

Which Should You Choose?

If you're reselling one ticket, once, on one platform, StubHub exists. For season ticket holders who need co-owner tools, multi-marketplace listing, and a flat fee, there's Ticketholdr.

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Frequently asked questions

Is StubHub good for season ticket holders?

StubHub works for one-off resales but has no co-owner tools, no game trading, and seller fees that vary by event. For season ticket holders, Ticketholdr is purpose-built.

Can I list on StubHub and other platforms at once?

Not through StubHub itself. Ticketholdr lists on the major resale marketplaces at once, and pulls the listing from the rest when a ticket sells.

What fees does StubHub charge sellers?

StubHub's seller fees vary by event and region. Ticketholdr charges 15% flat. That's it.