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All-in pricing, no surprise fees

TicketScout shows what a ticket actually costs — fees included — and rates how good the value is for every seat section, so you can compare marketplaces without doing the math yourself.

What we do

Ticket prices rarely mean what they say. A seat listed at $60 can end up costing $85 once service and facility fees are added at checkout — and that markup varies a lot between marketplaces. TicketScout pulls listings, adds in each marketplace's typical fees up front, and shows you the real total next to a Deal Score (1–10) for how that section's price compares to others in the same venue.

How it works

01 — Search

Find the event

Search by team, artist, or venue across live listings.

02 — Compare

See the real seat map

Click any section to see its all-in price, with fees broken out, and a Deal Score.

03 — Buy direct

Buy direct

We send you to the marketplace holding the listing. You buy from them directly — we never touch your payment.

Where we are today

TicketScout is early. Live event listings and pricing currently come from Ticketmaster. Other marketplaces shown in the app — SeatGeek, StubHub, Gametime, Vivid Seats — are not connected yet; where illustrative pricing for them is shown, it's clearly marked est. and never presented as a real, bookable price. We're adding real marketplace connections as those partnerships come online.

Some account-related features (sign-in, saved watchlists, group planning) are also still in active development. We'd rather be upfront about what's real today than let the interface oversell it.

How we make money

TicketScout earns a commission when you buy through a link to one of our marketplace partners. It never changes the price you pay — we're paid by the marketplace, not by you — and it's what lets us keep the comparison free to use.

Get in touch

Questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries: hello@ticketscoutapp.com