Skiddle and Capacity. Choose where your tickets sell.

Skiddle is a listing site with a booking fee. Capacity is your own ticketing, in your name, with a CRM that knows who came.

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Running in 24 venues across the UK

Side by side.

Point	Capacity	Skiddle
Where tickets sell	Your own website, in your own name.	skiddle.com and the Skiddle app.
Whose name is on it	Yours, from the listing to the wallet pass.	Skiddle’s, as your disclosed agent.
Fees	Agreed in the audit.	10% + 27p per ticket, min £1, paid by the customer by default.
Who keeps the buyer	You. Every buyer is a profile in your CRM.	Shared. Marketing needs a valid opt-in.
After the event	The CRM forecasts the next one and drafts the moves.	Remind Me, Re:Sell and brand alerts, inside Skiddle.
Set-up	Set up around how you sell. Run it yourself, or with our team.	Self-serve. Free to list.
Best for	Venues, promoters and events that want their own name on the ticket and their own customers.	Promoters who want a free listing in front of Skiddle’s audience.

Skiddle figures from Skiddle’s help centre, checked November 2026. Check there for current plans.

+52%more tickets sold in a year, on the tools the venues already ran. Results

Which one.

Skiddle if

You want a free listing with reach.
The fee is the customer’s, not yours.
You run one-offs.

Capacity if

You want your own name on the ticket.
You want the people who came in one CRM.
You want it built around how you sell.

Questions.

Can we keep selling on Skiddle?

Yes. Skiddle connects, so buyers there land in the same CRM, and your next event can sell through your own site too.

What does Skiddle charge?

Its published default is 10% of the ticket price plus 27p, minimum £1, paid by the customer on top. You can pay it yourself as a commission instead. Check Skiddle’s help centre for the current rate.

What does Capacity charge?

Pricing is agreed in the audit, around how your business runs.

Start with an audit.

It looks at how you sell today, then shows you your next event in your own name.