DICE sells your show inside its app. Trybe gives you the tools to sell it yourself.
If you want to run your own marketing with published pricing, choose Trybe: self-serve email, SMS, automations, Instagram DMs and Meta ads on a contact list you own. If DICE's anti-scalping tickets and music-fan discovery are why your shows sell, DICE is built for that, on terms agreed per partner.
Our math, from each platform's published rates, before tax.
Buyer pays
$27.80
You receive
$25.00
10% + $0.30 service fee, paid by the buyer.
DICE doesn't publish a rate card for North America: fees are set in each partner agreement, and fans see one all-in price.
| Feature | Trybe | DICE |
|---|---|---|
| Ticket returns | Partial. A paid waitlist at the normal price, and ticket transfer to a friend. | Yes. Fans return tickets through the Wait List at a fair price. Tickets stay in the app. |
DICE's organizer tools sit behind its partner login. On its public pages, DICE offers marketing support from its team and marketing attribution; it doesn't document self-serve email, SMS, automations or ad campaigns. On Trybe, all of these are self-serve, and every buyer and sign-up lands in a Community you can export.
Launch email and SMS campaigns, automations, Instagram auto-replies and Meta ads whenever you want, without waiting on a partner team.
See how it worksEvery buyer, pre-sale sign-up and import lands in your Community, where you can segment it and export it.
See how it worksOpen a pre-sale page before tickets drop and text everyone who signed up the moment sales open.
See how it worksStart with a Launch: a Trybe page and tracked link for a show sold on DICE, with the marketing tools.
Pre-sale pages, Instagram auto-replies and My Page turn your audience into contacts you keep.
Create the event, its tiers and a paid waitlist, then turn on your automations.
DICE doesn't publish organizer rates for North America; fees are set in each partner agreement. On Trybe, organizers pay nothing to sell tickets and buyers pay 10% + $0.30.
Trybe has a paid waitlist: fans join with their card pre-authorized and are charged the normal price when you accept them. It isn't a fan-to-fan return queue.
Yes. A Launch gives an event sold elsewhere its own Trybe page, a tracked link and the marketing tools.
Everything we say about DICE comes from its own pages, checked on October 5, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Email help@trybe.fm and we'll fix it. DICE for partners: ticketing · DICE USA standard ticket partnership terms · The wait list explained
Selling tickets costs you nothing, and email, SMS, automations, Instagram DMs and Meta ads all run from the same place.