“Had written off going to the game but prices dropped a week before and got it. Thanks TixsTracker!”
Stop overpaying for
concert and game tickets.
TixsTracker watches ticket listings every 15 minutes. Set a threshold, get an email the moment a ticket drops below it.
Independent ticket price-alert service. Not affiliated with any ticketing platform.
Pulls from major ticketing platforms
Everything you need to pay less
Set it once and we'll watch the price for you.
Checks every 15 minutes
Polls every tracked event around the clock so you stop refreshing ticket tabs at midnight.
Threshold or any-drop alerts
Set a target price and only hear about it when listings cross that line. Or get pinged on any drop.
Instant email the second it drops
Delivered via Resend with a one-click link to the cheapest listing. No spam, built-in 6-hour cooldown.
Fee-inclusive prices
We pull all-in totals so the number you see is the number you'd actually pay at checkout.
Full price history
Every snapshot is stored. See whether a ticket is actually a deal or just back to its normal low.
Concerts and sports
Concerts, MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS — search by artist or team.
Catch the drop, keep the difference
We watch the listings around the clock. You hear from us when the price gives.
- NCAA Football$52savedTargetAlert sentKKimMichigan Football · Michigan Stadium
- Concert$30eachsavedTargetAlert sent
“My wife and I saved $30 each on last minute tickets thanks to the premium subscription.”
AAustinThe Strokes · Pine Knob - NFL$45savedTargetAlert sent
“Caught a $45 drop at the last minute before buying tickets.”
JJohnBuffalo Bills · Highmark Stadium - MLB$36savedTargetAlert sent
“Got the notif when prices dropped and snagged a great price.”
AAndrewDetroit Tigers · Comerica Park
Up and running in 3 steps
No apps. No browser extensions. Free to start.
Find your event
Search by artist, team, or venue. Pick the event at the right date.
Set a target price
Tell us the most you'd pay. Leave it blank to get alerted on any drop from the current price.
Wait for the ping
We poll every 15 minutes. When a listing crosses your threshold, you get an email with a direct link.
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want to track more.
Free
- 1 tracked event
- Single-platform tracking
- Price checks every 15 minutes
- Threshold & any-drop email alerts
- Full price history
No card required.
Pro
Most popular- Unlimited tracked events
- Multi-platform tracking
- Price checks every 15 minutes
- Threshold & any-drop email alerts
- Full price history
Secure checkout via Stripe. Cancel anytime.
Know when to wait
Resale prices move for reasons. These explain which ones.
When do ticket prices drop?
Resale prices follow a curve set by seller deadlines. Here is the shape of it, and when waiting is worth the risk.
The cheapest time to buy concert tickets
Late is usually cheaper. Here is how to tell which shows are the exception before you gamble on one.
Ticket fees, explained
Why the listed price is not the price. What each fee is, who collects it, and how to compare sites honestly.
Questions people ask
- How does TixsTracker work?
- You pick a concert or game, set the most you'd pay, and we check ticket listings every 15 minutes. When a listing drops below your target, we email you a direct link to it.
- Which ticket sites does TixsTracker track?
- Search and free tracking use Gametime. On paid plans you can also track specific SeatGeek and StubHub listings by pasting the event URL.
- Is TixsTracker free?
- Yes. The free plan tracks one event. Pro is $10/month for unlimited tracked events.
- Are the prices all-in?
- Yes. We compare fee-inclusive totals, so the threshold you set is close to what you'd actually pay at checkout.
- Is TixsTracker a ticket seller?
- No. TixsTracker is an independent price-alert service operated by Tracker Enterprises LLC. It holds no inventory and sells no tickets. Alerts link you to the marketplace where the ticket is actually sold.
- When do ticket prices usually drop?
- For events that have not sold out, resale prices tend to decay as the event approaches, with the steepest drop in the final week, because unsold tickets become worthless once the doors close. For genuinely sold-out events the opposite happens and prices hold or rise.