TickPick Coupon Code

TickPick Reviews: What It’s Actually Like

TickPick works a lot like StubHub if you’ve used that before: it’s a resale marketplace, not the venue or team selling directly, so people list tickets they can’t use and TickPick surfaces those listings for buyers. Where it differs is the no-buyer-fees model — the price on the listing is what you pay, without the service and delivery fees that get added at checkout on a lot of competing sites. TickPick also grades each listing (based on the actual view from that seat) so you have some sense of what you’re buying before you commit, which matters more for arena and stadium seating than it does for, say, a general-admission concert floor.

TickPick leans toward sports — NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL are all well represented — but concerts and theatre are on there too, just with a smaller selection than a sports-first site like this tends to have. One nice touch: as a buyer, you can name a price you’d be willing to pay for a specific event and let sellers decide whether to take it, instead of only ever bidding against the listed asking price.

TickPick doesn’t run on a typed promo code — the “coupon” here is a referral link. Sign up through this link and, at last check, new accounts get roughly $10 in credit toward a purchase. Once you’re a member, TickPick also gives you your own referral link to share, which can earn you additional credit when friends sign up through it — check your account’s referral page for the exact current amount, since bonus terms are the kind of thing that changes without much notice.