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NetworkOS fees

NetworkOS partners pay flat fees instead of a percentage: $0.99 to $2.99 per ticket and 49¢ per gift, with card processing (2.9% + 30¢) passed through at cost. Shop sales keep the percentage fee.

NetworkOS partners pay flat platform fees instead of a percentage on tickets and gifts. Card processing (2.9% + 30¢) is passed through at cost on top.

Ticket fees

| Ticket price | Flat fee per ticket | |---|---| | Under $25 | $0.99 | | $25 to $100 | $1.99 | | Over $100 | $2.99 |

Processing is charged on the whole order. The total fee is never more than the order itself. Example: one $50 ticket. Processing is $1.75, plus $1.99, for a fee of $3.74. You receive $46.26.

Giving fees

Each gift carries a flat 49¢ platform fee, which your organization pays. Donors can still choose to cover card processing, so on a $100 gift with processing covered, you receive $99.51. See /help/admins/giving-fees.

Shop sales

Shop products still use your organization's percentage platform fee. See /help/admins/fees-for-sales-and-tickets.

When flat fees apply

Flat fees apply once your partnership is approved and your plan is ready: Launch, a paid Network or Enterprise plan, or a plan waived by your partner team. If your plan billing is cancelled or goes unpaid, sales go back to the standard percentage fee.

Does NetworkOS count as a payments plan?

To take gifts or sell, your organization also needs a qualifying paid plan (see /help/admins/accept-gifts-requirements). A paid NetworkOS plan, or one waived by your partner team or covered by your parent network, counts. Launch ($0/month) doesn't count, so a Launch partner needs Organizations & Payments or another qualifying plan, unless it's grandfathered.

See your numbers

Your Partner dashboard shows Platform ticket fees, membership revenue and your share each week (see /help/admins/organization-insights).

Good to know

  • Membership revenue share and any custom terms are set in your partnership agreement.
  • Founding Partners have their rates locked for 3 years.

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