How Jokosphere makes money
Last updated October 9, 2026
Jokosphere is free. Watching is always free, and we never charge for anything that's free on YouTube.
Ticket links
When you buy tickets through a link on Jokosphere, the seller may pay us a commission. It never changes your price. Links that may earn us a commission are marked "Affiliate link."
- Original seller vs. resale. Ticketmaster tickets are usually sold first-hand at face value. StubHub, Vivid Seats and SeatGeek are resale marketplaces where prices can be higher or lower than face value. When we have both, we show the original seller's price next to resale prices.
- Prices. Prices come from each seller's official data and change constantly. Check the final price, including fees, on the seller's site before you buy.
- Club shows link straight to the club. We earn nothing on those.
Festival tickets
Festival links go to each festival's official site. If a festival's ticket seller pays us a commission, the link is marked "Affiliate link." Dates come from the festival's own site; check it before you travel.
Albums, audiobooks and books
Comedian pages can list the comedian's albums, audiobooks and books, with links to Apple, Amazon and Audible. Once we join those stores' affiliate programs, a purchase through these links may earn us a small commission. It never changes your price, and the list is the comedian's own work, not paid placement.
Comedy classes
Class listings link straight to each school. We earn nothing on them unless a link says "Affiliate link."
No ads next to videos
We don't sell ads on pages with the YouTube player.