Ticket hunter
Tours, matches, and sold-out shows: Pally watches prices and drops so you're first in line without refreshing.
The routine
How it works
Ticket prices move like weather. Tell Pally the show and your budget, and it watches listings across ticket sites, compares totals with fees, and texts you when there's a pair worth grabbing.
- Tell Pally the event, how many tickets, and your ceiling.
- Pally compares the same seats across ticket sites by total with fees, and keeps watching as listings change.
- When something crosses your line, you get the price, the section, and whether the seats are together.
The full routine
Tell Pally the event, how many tickets, and your ceiling. Add what decides it: seats together, a section, which dates work.
Pally compares the same seats across ticket sites by total with fees, and keeps watching as listings change.
When something crosses your line, you get the price, the section, and whether the seats are together. Say yes and Pally buys them, so you're not racing a link.
Good for
- Concert tours where resale prices swing daily
- Getting seats together without refreshing ticket sites
- Catching a new release of face-value tickets
- Watching a sold-out show for listings under your ceiling
- Comparing totals with fees across ticket sites
Things to try
Before you start
Common questions
What should I include when I set up the hunt?
The event, the number of tickets, your budget, and anything that would make you pass, like seats apart or the wrong date. A clear line means fewer texts that aren't the one.
Can Pally buy them for me?
Yes. Say yes to an alert and Pally buys those seats, paying under your payment wallet's settings. Listings move fast, so the alert has what you need to decide on the spot.
What if the price never drops to my number?
As the date gets close, Pally tells you what's available and whether your number looks realistic. The watch runs as long as you're in touch with Pally.
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Last updated October 11, 2026.
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