Never overpay for
a ticket again.

Search multiple ticket marketplaces on one site.

No added feesWe never sell ticketsOrdered by price, never by commission

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How it works

Find cheaper tickets in three steps

01
Search any event
Type an artist, team, venue or city and open a date. We pull the live listings from every marketplace that has it, and show each one separately rather than blending them.
02
Pick your section
Use the seat map to pick a section. Every listing in it appears in one list, with the marketplace named on each row, cheapest first.
03
Buy at the best price
Click the listing you want and go straight to it on the marketplace's own site to buy. FareChair never adds fees.

Common questions

Does FareChair sell tickets?

No. FareChair compares prices and links you to the marketplace you choose. That marketplace handles payment, delivery and customer support. We never see your payment details.

Does FareChair add any fees?

No. Any service fees or taxes are set by the marketplace you buy from and are shown during their checkout, not by us.

Which sites does FareChair compare?

StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, TickPick, Gametime, GoTickets and Ticketmaster, plus TicketNetwork's catalog, with more coming. Not every marketplace lists every event — the event page shows which ones answered, and where one hasn't published a price it says so rather than showing an estimate.

Why do the same seats cost different amounts on different sites?

Each marketplace sets its own service fees, and different sellers list the same section at different prices. That's the gap FareChair exists to show you.

Is the cheapest listing always the cheapest purchase?

Not always. Some marketplaces show fees up front and others add them at the last step, so a lower listed price can end up higher at checkout. Where a source publishes its fees, we show them.

How does FareChair make money?

We may earn a referral commission when you buy through one of our outbound links. It never changes what you pay, and commissions never affect the order of listings.

How current are the prices?

Listings on an event page come straight from each marketplace when someone opens the page and are kept for up to two hours, less as the event gets close; the page says when they were last checked and quietly refreshes while you look. TicketNetwork's figure comes from a catalog refreshed daily. Prices change at any time — the marketplace's own page is the authority at the moment you buy.

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