Money on SceneTown
Where your money goes when you buy, sell or host on SceneTown, and what protects it on the way.
Payments are opening in stages. Anything marked Opening soon is how that part works once it opens.
Music, merch and shows, from your price to your bank.
Step 1 of 5
Opening soonYou're the seller
Your music, your merch, your show, your price. SceneTown acts as your disclosed agent at checkout, so you can sell without running a payments business.
Payments by Stripe
Stripe moves money for millions of businesses, from new startups to some of the world's largest companies, and is certified as a PCI Level 1 Service Provider, the highest level of card-security certification in the payments industry. Checkout opens over the page you're on, so you never leave SceneTown to pay, but the payment form inside it is Stripe's own: your card details go to Stripe and stay there.
At a glance
- Who you pay
- The artist, venue or organizer. SceneTown is their disclosed agent at checkout.
- Your card
- Goes to Stripe. Never to SceneTown.
- Fees
- One service fee, SceneTown's 5% and card processing, always shown before you pay.
- If an event is cancelled
- A full refund, automatically.Opening soon
- Sellers are paid
- Into their own Stripe account, after the show.Opening soon
- Records
- Kept for seven years. Yours to download.