Price alerts
Tell us who you are following. We watch the resale price every day so you do not have to.
Looking for one particular date?
Search for it and set the alert on the event's own page — that way the alert knows the date, the venue and today's cheapest price.
How a price alert works
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Name what you are following
An artist, a team, a show or a single date. If we already list it, the alert attaches to it; if we do not, the alert waits and fires the day it appears.
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Confirm it from your inbox
We send one email with a confirmation link. Nothing is active until you click it, and a request nobody confirms is deleted after 7 days.
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We watch the price, you do not
We read the cheapest listed price every day. You get an email when it falls — below your budget if you set one — at most one a day per alert.
What you are agreeing to
- It is free, and there is nothing to sign up for beyond an email address.
- At most one email a day per alert, and only when the price actually moved.
- Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, and one click is all it takes.
- Your address is used for the alert you asked for and is never sold or shared.
Read the privacy policy, or how we make money. Already have an alert and want it to stop? Use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any alert email.
The weekly round-up
Separate from your alerts, and entirely optional: one email on a Thursday with the onsales that are live that week, the five biggest price drops we measured, and the new dates nearest you. It is a different promise from a price alert, so it takes a different yes.
To join, tick “Also send me the weekly round-up: big onsales, price drops, what’s coming to my city.” in the form above before you sign up. The box is never ticked for you, and ticking it does nothing until you click the confirmation link in your inbox.
Already have a price alert? There is a link to join at the bottom of every alert email we send you — we will not email you to ask, because you did not sign up for that.