What does it cost to sell Serie A tickets?

Nothing. Listing is free and the seller fee is 0 percent, so you keep 100 percent of your asking price. Buyers pay a service fee on top of your price, shown transparently at checkout.

When do I get my money?

Your payment is released after the match has taken place and reaches your bank account within a few days through Stripe. This protects the buyer, which is exactly why buyers order with confidence.

Is reselling tickets allowed?

Fan-to-fan resale is allowed across most of Europe as long as you are selling tickets you genuinely hold and are not trading commercially. Always check the terms of the club or organiser for the specific match.

Can I sell several tickets at once?

Yes. Enter the number of tickets you hold and state whether they must be sold together or may be split. Tickets from one listing are seated together unless you mark them as free seating.

How quickly do I need to deliver?

The delivery deadline is shown on your listing and depends on the method you choose. Digital tickets are usually passed on within a day of the order; club-app transfers often open closer to matchday.

Sell Serie A Tickets – 0% Fees

Sell your Serie A tickets on Matchdaytix and keep every euro of your asking price. Listing is free, there are no seller fees at all, and payout reaches your bank within days of the match through Stripe. There are 60 upcoming Serie A fixtures open for listings right now, starting with Napoli vs Frosinone on da. Thousands of fans search Matchdaytix every week for exactly the games you can no longer attend.

0% seller fees – keep 100% of your ticket price
Fast payouts via Stripe within days
Seller protection on every transaction
ID-verified marketplace with escrow payments

Why sell Serie A tickets here

Most resale platforms take 10 to 15 percent out of the seller's pocket. Matchdaytix takes nothing: you set your price, the buyer pays a transparent service fee on top, and you receive exactly what you asked for. Your listing is visible to buyers searching for that specific fixture, not buried in a general marketplace, because every match has its own page here. You stay anonymous until a sale is completed, and your contact details are never shown to buyers.

How selling works

Create your listing in about two minutes: pick the match, enter how many tickets you have, your price per ticket and the section. Add your delivery method — mobile ticket, PDF, transfer through the club app or physical hand-over. When a buyer orders, you get an email straight away and pass the tickets on before the agreed deadline. The buyer's payment is held safely by Stripe until after the match, which is exactly why buyers dare to order from a stranger at all.

What price should you ask for Serie A tickets?

Start from what you paid and adjust for demand. Big fixtures, derbies and weekend kick-offs carry the most interest; mid-week league games stay closest to face value. Listing early gives your tickets the longest exposure, but prices usually firm up in the final two weeks before kick-off. You can change your price at any time while the listing is live, and you can pull it offline the moment your plans change again.

Upcoming Serie A matches you can list for

These are the fixtures currently open on Matchdaytix. Pick the one you hold tickets for and your listing goes live immediately after a quick check.

Napoli vs Frosinone — da, Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
Genoa vs Fiorentina — da, Stadio Luigi Ferraris
Inter vs Parma — da, San Siro
Cagliari vs Juventus — da, Unipol Domus
Lazio vs Monza — da, Stadio Olimpico
Sassuolo vs AC Milan — da, TBA
Como vs AS Roma — da, Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
Lecce vs Bologna — da, Stadio Via del Mare
Torino vs Udinese — da, Stadio Olimpico di Torino
Atalanta vs Venezia — da, New Balance Arena
Frosinone vs Sassuolo — da, Stadio Benito Stirpe
AS Roma vs Genoa — da, Stadio Olimpico
Venezia vs Napoli — da, Stadio Pierluigi Penzo
Bologna vs Inter — da, Stadio Renato Dall'Ara
Fiorentina vs Como — da, Stadio Artemio Franchi
AC Milan vs Atalanta — da, San Siro
Juventus vs Lazio — da, Allianz Stadium
Udinese vs Lecce — da, Bluenergy Stadium - Stadio Friuli
Monza vs Cagliari — da, TBA
Parma vs Torino — da, Stadio Ennio Tardini

Getting paid

Payouts run through Stripe, the same payment provider used by millions of businesses worldwide. You connect your bank account once during a short verification, and your money is released automatically in the days following the match. There is no minimum payout, no monthly cost and no commission. Selling several matches simply means several payouts.

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Frequently asked questions about selling Serie A tickets

What does it cost to sell Serie A tickets?: Nothing. Listing is free and the seller fee is 0 percent, so you keep 100 percent of your asking price. Buyers pay a service fee on top of your price, shown transparently at checkout.
When do I get my money?: Your payment is released after the match has taken place and reaches your bank account within a few days through Stripe. This protects the buyer, which is exactly why buyers order with confidence.
Is reselling tickets allowed?: Fan-to-fan resale is allowed across most of Europe as long as you are selling tickets you genuinely hold and are not trading commercially. Always check the terms of the club or organiser for the specific match.
Can I sell several tickets at once?: Yes. Enter the number of tickets you hold and state whether they must be sold together or may be split. Tickets from one listing are seated together unless you mark them as free seating.
How quickly do I need to deliver?: The delivery deadline is shown on your listing and depends on the method you choose. Digital tickets are usually passed on within a day of the order; club-app transfers often open closer to matchday.

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