Advertised prices rarely match what you pay at checkout. Calculate the "Hidden Fee Percentage" by entering the advertised price as Old Value and the final checkout price as New Value.

Ticket Examples

$100 to $130 (fees)

Result: 30% markup

$500 to $650 (flight)

Result: 30% increase

$20 to $25 (movie)

Result: 25% increase

$150 to $400 (scalper)

Result: 166.67% markup

$50 to $75

Result: 50% increase

$1200 to $1400

Result: 16.67% increase

$200 to $180 (sale)

Result: 10% discount

$80 to $100

Result: 25% increase

$10 to $15

Result: 50% increase

$250 to $290

Result: 16% increase

$45 to $55

Result: 22.22% increase

$600 to $800

Result: 33.33% increase

$90 to $99

Result: 10% increase

$30 to $39

Result: 30% increase

$1000 to $1250

Result: 25% increase

Pricing FAQ

Why are ticket fees so high?

Service fees, venue fees, and processing charges are often added on top of the 'face value'. This calculator helps you see the TOTAL percent markup.

What is dynamic pricing?

Dynamic pricing means prices change based on demand (like Uber surge pricing). Airlines and concerts uses this, causing prices to jump 50-100% in minutes.

How to Calculate Percentage Increase Step-by-Step

A clear, step-by-step guide to calculating percentage increase manually or with a calculator. Master the formula in minutes.

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January 7, 2026•3 min read

Ticket Price Calculator