YIELDLYPeerspace vs Tagvenue: which is better for event spaces?
If your space hosts parties, dinners and celebrations, Peerspace and Tagvenue are the two to compare. Tagvenue takes a smaller cut and charges renters nothing, while Peerspace brings more protection and a broader mix of bookings.
Tagvenue keeps 10% on events paid by invoice and 15% for shoots, meetings and online payments, and adds no renter fee. Peerspace keeps 20% but adds up to $1M supplemental liability and a property damage guarantee, subject to terms. Tagvenue includes neither, so your own insurance carries every event.
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| Peerspace | Tagvenue | |
|---|---|---|
| Who books | Meetings, events, photo shoots | Parties, dinners, corporate events |
| Host fee | 20% of booking and add-ons | 15% for shoots, meetings, dry hire and online payments; 10% for other events paid by invoice |
| Renter fee | Varies, shown at checkout | None |
| On a $1,000 booking, you keep | $800 | $850–900 |
| Liability coverage | Up to $1M supplemental, subject to terms | None |
| Damage coverage | Property damage guarantee, up to $25K per booking | None |
| When you’re paid | About 7 business days | 3–7 working days after the event |
Pick Tagvenue if…
- Events are your main business and your own insurance already covers them.
- You want to keep more of each booking and show renters a lower price.
Pick Peerspace if…
- You want built-in protection on every booking.
- You also want meetings and shoots, not just events.
Before you host events
- Check your insurance for events and alcohol. Many policies exclude both.
- Ask caterers for a COI and liquor liability if they serve.
- Know your local limits on noise, occupancy and parking.
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Sources: Tagvenue: commission rates; Peerspace terms; Yieldly host economics ledger. Fees and programs change, so confirm in each app before you list.
Questions people ask
Is Tagvenue cheaper than Peerspace for hosts?
Usually. Tagvenue keeps 10% on events paid by invoice and 15% otherwise, and charges renters nothing; Peerspace keeps 20%. On $1,000 you keep $850–900 on Tagvenue and $800 on Peerspace.
Does Tagvenue insure hosts?
No. Tagvenue offers no liability or damage coverage, so your own policy has to cover events.
Can I list on both Peerspace and Tagvenue?
Yes, with one shared calendar so a booking on one blocks the other.