How it will work — opening winter 2026
Two tools. One job: your ticket.
Public price history for research, and ticket alerts for the hunt — for Ticketmaster events in the US and UK at launch. Both end the same way: you buying, direct on Ticketmaster.
PRICE HISTORY — THE RECORD
We visit each event's listing page through the day and write down what it advertises. That builds a step chart per event — the advertised minimum over time, range on request. Free, public, no account.
A gap in a chart means no observation — never a $0 price, never “sold out.”
TICKET ALERTS — THE HUNT
Tell us your event, quantity, and max total price per ticket — fees included. We check on your schedule, from hourly to every few seconds, and email the moment a listing matches. One email per find, no duplicates.
Email only at launch. Every alert links straight to the listing to buy it yourself.
THE WORDS WE USE
“Observed price” — the listing price seen at that check. Each chart says what it includes; we include mandatory fees whenever Ticketmaster exposes them.“Advertised range” — lowest to highest at that check.“Price observed” — seen at that timestamp. Not live inventory; primary vs resale not distinguished.
NOTIFYONLY
We're a notification service. Full stop.
✕ We don't buy, reserve, or cart tickets✕ We don't automate checkout✕ We don't guarantee availability or price✓ We watch and email — you buy on the listing site
1
Paste the event link
Any supported US or UK event URL.
2
Confirm the event
We show exactly which filters it supports — honestly.
3
Set filters & speed
Qty · fee-inclusive max · hourly to every few seconds.
4
Get the email. Go buy.
Straight to the listing site. The buying is yours.
Sounds fair? Be first through the doors.
One email at launch, with a free tracker waiting.