Fatsoma sells your tickets on Fatsoma, with reps to push them. Capacity sells them on your site in your name, and keeps the buyer for the next one.
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| Point | Capacity | |
|---|---|---|
| Where tickets sell | Your own website, in your own name. | fatsoma.com and the Fatsoma app. |
| Whose name is on it | Yours, from the listing to the wallet pass. | Fatsoma’s. A branded site is Professional, from £1,500. |
| Fees | Agreed in the audit. | 10% per paid ticket, min £1, plus Stripe processing. Free tickets are free. |
| Who keeps the buyer | You. Every buyer is a profile in your CRM. | You get the data. Buyers also follow you on Fatsoma. |
| After the event | The CRM forecasts the next one and drafts the moves. | Announcements, promo codes and reps, inside Fatsoma. |
| Set-up | Set up around how you sell. Run it yourself, or with our team. | Self-serve. Paid out three working days after the event. |
| Best for | Venues, promoters and events that want their own name on the ticket and their own customers. | Student nights and rep-led events that sell on volume. |
Fatsoma figures from Fatsoma’s pricing page, checked November 2026. Check there for current plans.

Its published booking fee is 10% per paid ticket with a £1 minimum, which you cover or pass on, plus Stripe’s processing fee. Free tickets carry no fee. Professional starts from £1,500 and Enterprise, with checkout on your own site, is priced on request.
On its standard terms, no sooner than three working days after the event ends.
Pricing is agreed in the audit, around how your business runs.
It looks at how you sell today, then shows you your next event in your own name.
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