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Treasure offers three plans so you can choose the right level of tooling for your event. All plans include unlimited events, unlimited tickets, unlimited vendor applications, vendor management, email blasts, and the mobile check-in app. The main differences are the transaction fee, payout schedule, and whether you can publish venue maps.
There are no setup fees on any Treasure plan. You can create your first event and start selling tickets on the Basic plan for free.

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Plan comparison

Starter is the best fit for most events. The lower transaction fee pays for the plan cost at moderate ticket volumes, and twice-weekly payouts mean you don’t have to wait until after your event to receive your revenue.
The annual rate is a genuine discount, not just a billing convenience — Starter drops from $15 to $10 per month and Pro from $50 to $35 per month when billed annually.

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Understanding transaction fees

The transaction fee is a percentage of each payment processed through Treasure, plus a flat per-transaction amount. It applies to ticket sales, vendor table payments, and add-on purchases at the same rate. A few details worth knowing:
  • The flat fee is charged once per transaction, not per item type. A single order containing a ticket, a table, and an add-on is charged one flat fee, not three.
  • The fee is determined by the Host’s plan. If you are a co-host or staff member on someone else’s event, that event’s fees follow the Host’s subscription, not yours.
  • There is a $0.50 minimum. If the calculated fees on a paid order come to less than $0.50, Treasure charges $0.50.
  • Free orders are not charged. An order with a $0.00 subtotal incurs no fee at all.
Standard credit card processing fees (2.9% + $0.30 per transaction) are separate from the Treasure transaction fee and are not included in the amounts above. When the buyer pays fees, the processing fee shown at checkout is calculated so that your payout is not reduced by it.
If a buyer pays in a currency other than your payout currency, an additional 1% cross-currency fee applies to that transaction.

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Who pays the fee

By default, fees are added on top of your price and paid by the buyer at checkout. You can absorb them instead, per event and separately for tickets and for tables, with the Absorb Treasure Fees? setting. When absorbed, the price you set is the price the buyer pays and the fee is deducted from your payout. See Service fees.

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Your own custom fees

Separately from Treasure’s fee, you can add your own named fees to an event from Edit Event → Promo Codes & Fees. Each custom fee is a percentage or a flat dollar amount, and you choose whether it applies to tickets, to tables, to both, or to neither. Custom fees appear as their own line at checkout.

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Payout schedules

  • Starter and Pro — payouts run twice a week, on Sunday and Wednesday at 12pm ET, as funds become available.
  • Basic — payouts run the day after your event’s last date, and then again from six days after it.
Only funds that have finished processing are included in a payout run, so some revenue from very recent sales may land in the following run.
For details on how payouts work and how to set up your bank account, see Payouts.

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Venue maps

Interactive venue maps let you create a visual floor plan of your event, assign vendors to specific booths, and share a public-facing map with attendees.
  • On Basic you can build a map, but you cannot publish it to your event page.
  • Starter and Pro both include unlimited published venue maps.
  • Pro includes one free hands-on map setup — the Treasure team builds your first map for you.
Because the Table Select cart method needs a published map, it is effectively a Starter and Pro feature too. See Vendor applications.

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Upgrading or downgrading

You can change your plan at any time from your account settings. Upgrades take effect immediately. Downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing period. To upgrade, go to Account Settings → Manage Plan. If you are on a monthly plan, you can switch to annual billing at any time to lock in the lower rate.