Run the numbers yourself
What would you keep?
Put in your ticket price and how many you expect to sell. These are the real fees — the same ones the checkout charges, not an estimate.
You keep
+₦180,000
That’s what stays with you on 200 tickets at ₦20,000, against a platform charging 8% + ₦100.
- CrowdBuzz₦800 a ticket
- ₦160,000
- An 8% + ₦100 platform₦1,700 a ticket
- ₦340,000
The 8% + ₦100 comparison was read straight off the incumbent’s own checkout in September 2026, across nine ticket types. Card processing is charged separately by the bank on either platform.
The fee is the smaller half of it
Anyone can cut a price. These are the parts of how CrowdBuzz works that don’t change when somebody runs a promotion.
Paid the same minute
Each payment splits as it happens and your share lands in your own bank account. Not after the event, not in seven days — while the tickets are still selling.
The fee stops. Theirs doesn't
We take 4% of a ticket and never more than ₦3,000 — so past ₦75,000 a ticket, the fee simply stops growing. A percentage platform keeps taking its cut all the way up: on a ₦500,000 table they take ₦40,100 and we take ₦3,000.
Tickets arrive on WhatsApp
Where your guests actually read things, with email as the copy that survives a changed phone. They show the QR code at the door from their own screen.
We never hold your money
There is no wallet here and nothing to withdraw. Your share goes straight from the payment to your bank, so there is no balance of yours for us to sit on.
Put your next event on it
Setting one up takes a few minutes, and costs nothing until a ticket actually sells.