Live comedy listings and tickets
Find the comedy show near you tonight, and the comics worth seeing.
TooFunny lists every comedy show in your city with the actual line-up and clips of each comic on the bill, so you can watch two minutes before you buy a ticket.
- Every show with the actual line-up
- Clips for every comic on the bill
- Free to browse, no account needed
The problem
Independent comedy shows play to half-empty rooms because audiences have no idea what is on. Listings are scattered across venue pages and social posts, and ticketing is split across different platforms.
Audiences cannot judge a comic they have not heard of, even though the same people watch comedy clips online every day.
Who it is for
Comedy audiences
People aged 21 to 45 in cities with live comedy scenes who want to know what is on and which comics are worth seeing.
Independent comedians and producers
Comics and producers who cannot fill rooms and want their shows listed with the line-up and clips.
Small venues
Venues with regular comedy programming, on a monthly subscription.
How much of your ticket money goes to the ticketing platform?
Put in your shows, seats, tickets sold, ticket price and your current platform's fee. See your fees each month and year against a 6 percent booking fee, and how full your rooms are. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Your tickets and fees, each month
- Tickets sold a month
- 360
- Ticket sales a month
- $7,200
- Fees at your current platform, a month
- $1,080
- Fees at a 6 percent booking fee, a month
- $432
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TooFunny — show ticket fee calculator · 8 shows a month, 56% of seats filled · $1,080 a month in ticket fees at 15.0% · At a 6 percent booking fee: $432 a month Run it yourself: https://toofunny.lol
Method: tickets a month = shows x tickets sold per show. Fees = ticket sales x the fee share. The comparison applies a 6 percent booking fee to the same sales. Seats filled = tickets sold / seats. Whether you or the buyer pays a fee depends on how each platform is set up, so check it against your own statements.
Watch the comic, then book the seat
A city comedy calendar connected to tickets, with clips for every comic on every bill.
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Every show in the city
Every comedy show in a city, listed with the actual line-up.
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Clips for every comic
Each comic on the bill links to their clips, so you can watch two minutes and decide.
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Tickets sold directly
Tickets are sold directly, with low fees.
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Recommendations from what you watch
Personalised recommendations based on the comics whose clips you actually watch.
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No account needed
The full city calendar and the clips are free to use without an account.
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Free listings for producers
Producers and comics list shows free. Tickets carry a 6 percent booking fee.
Pricing
Free to browse and free to list. A booking fee applies to tickets sold, and venues with regular programming can subscribe.
Listings
List shows with the actual line-up.
- Every comic linked to their clips
Tickets
Against 15 to 25 percent on general ticketing platforms.
- Tickets sold directly
Venue subscriptionRecommended
For venues running regular comedy programming.
- Regular programming listed
Promoted placement for shows is available and clearly labelled. Prices in USD.
How it works
TooFunny, from the first step to the result.
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Pick your city
See every comedy show on, with the actual line-up.
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Watch the comics
Every comic on the bill links to their clips. Watch two minutes and decide.
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Book your tickets
Sold directly, with low fees.
Questions people actually ask
Do I need an account?
No. The city comedy calendar and the clips for every performing comic are free to use without an account.
How do I know if a comic is worth seeing?
Every comic on the bill is linked to their clips, so you can watch two minutes and decide for yourself.
How are recommendations made?
They are based on the comics whose clips you actually watch.
What does it cost to list a show?
Nothing. Listings are free for producers and comics.
What is the booking fee on tickets?
6 percent on tickets sold, against 15 to 25 percent on general ticketing platforms.
Are promoted shows marked?
Yes. Shows can pay for promoted placement, and it is clearly labelled.
Is there a plan for venues?
Yes. Venues with regular programming can subscribe for 49 dollars a month.
Why should I trust the show ticket fee calculator?
It is arithmetic on your own figures, worked out in your browser. It does not read your ticket sales. The 6 percent is the TooFunny booking fee on tickets sold; your current platform's fee is whatever you enter.
How much of your ticket money goes to the ticketing platform?
Put in your shows, seats, tickets sold, ticket price and your current platform's fee. See your fees each month and year against a 6 percent booking fee, and how full your rooms are. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. TooFunny never sees your inputs.