The price you see is the price you pay
TicketScout shows what a ticket actually costs once fees are added, and scores every section for value, so you can compare marketplaces without doing the math yourself.
Why we built it
Ticket prices rarely mean what they say. A seat listed at $60 can cost $85 once service and facility fees are added at checkout, and that markup varies widely between marketplaces. TicketScout adds each marketplace's typical fees up front and shows the all-in total, alongside a value score from 1 to 10 that compares each section's price with others at the same level of the venue.
How it works
Find the event
Search live listings by team, artist, or venue.
Compare by section
See each section's all-in price, fee breakdown, and value score.
Buy direct
We send you to the seller to complete your purchase.
Where we are today
Live event listings currently come from Ticketmaster, and we're working to connect additional marketplaces. Section-level prices are estimates derived from each event's published price range and typical fees, and seating layouts are illustrative rather than official venue charts. The final price is always the one shown at checkout.
Email, SMS, and push notifications for price alerts are not yet available. Alerts are shown on your Alerts page in the meantime.
How we make money
TicketScout may earn a commission when you buy through a partner link. It never changes the price you pay, and it's what keeps the comparison free.
Contact
Questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries: hello@ticketscoutapp.com