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Bought on StubHub? Where you can resell them

StubHub doesn’t issue tickets. The seller sends them to you, most often as a mobile transfer into the issuer’s app. Once they land there, they’re yours to resell like any other ticket from that issuer.

How StubHub tickets reach you

The delivery method sits on every StubHub listing. Across the 26,195 StubHub listings on this site’s events that name one, 97.1% promise a mobile transfer. The rest are mobile tickets, PDFs and a handful of paper tickets.

StubHub listings by delivery method
Delivery on the listingListingsShare
Mobile transfer25,42797.1%
Mobile ticket6412.4%
PDF or print at home1250.5%
Paper20.0%

Where you can list them next

After a mobile transfer, the tickets sit in the issuer’s account, often Ticketmaster. From there you can list them on StubHub again or on SeatGeek, Vivid Seats or TickPick, as long as the issuer lets you transfer them on. If they’re in your Ticketmaster account, its Sell button shows whether Ticketmaster resale is open too.

Gametime is out. Its fan resale takes only tickets bought on Gametime.

StubHub charges sellers 10% when tickets sell, and says the fee can change with ticket supply and marketing costs. It pays 5 to 8 business days after the event. StubHub carries 11.4% of listings across all 50 events on this site.

StubHub’s share of listings by event type

Event typeEventsListingsShare of listings
NFL77,37214.0%
College football62,68012.8%
College basketball51,97612.3%
NHL53,03510.7%
Concerts147,72010.5%
Broadway86029.8%
NBA52,8108.7%

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Questions sellers ask

Can you resell tickets you bought on StubHub?

Yes, once they’re delivered to you. Most arrive by mobile transfer into the issuer’s account, and from there you can list them on any marketplace that takes transferable tickets.

Can I sell StubHub tickets on Gametime?

No. Gametime’s fan resale takes only tickets bought on Gametime.

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