Questions? Answered.

Agents send offers by text 10am–10pm ET, every day, usually within minutes of you sending your details. If you send them outside those hours, expect your offer by about 11am ET.

Getting an offer is free and there's no obligation. If the number doesn't work for you, just say no thanks — nothing happens until you accept and transfer your tickets.

Listed prices are what sellers are asking, and many of those tickets never sell at that price. We pay you now, with certainty, and take on the risk of reselling them later. A marketplace listing can net more if it sells at your price, but it may not sell, and marketplaces typically take a seller fee and pay out after the event.

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Transfer your tickets and we pay you as soon as they arrive — usually within minutes. You'll see the payment in your PayPal account.

No Ticket Rescue fees. PayPal's standard Goods & Services fee applies to the payment you receive. We don't charge a listing fee, a seller fee or a fee to get an offer. PayPal sets its own Goods & Services fee, which it deducts from the payment before it lands in your account.

See how fees work

Yes — we pay through PayPal Goods & Services, so you'll need a PayPal account to receive the money. If you don't have one, it's free to set up and your agent can point you to the sign-up page.

So we can confirm the tickets are real and valid before money moves — the same reason any buyer wants to see what they're paying for. Once the tickets arrive, payment is usually sent within minutes. We've bought 250,000+ tickets this way since 2017.

Is Ticket Rescue legit?

Most tickets transfer right inside the app you bought them in — Ticketmaster, AXS, SeatGeek and others. Once you accept, your agent gives you the details to send them to and walks you through each tap. It usually takes a couple of minutes.

Sometimes — only when there's enough time before the event to ship them to us. Mention that they're paper tickets when you send your details, and the earlier the better.

Mostly mobile-transfer tickets and e-tickets for concerts, sports, festivals, theater and comedy, from single seats to premium pairs and VIP packages. We can't buy every event; if we can't make an offer on yours, we'll tell you quickly so you can sell elsewhere.

Events we buy

No. We've been buying tickets from fans since 2017 and have bought 250,000+ of them. We hold a 4.9 TrustScore on Trustpilot from 2,700+ reviews and an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. We're the buyer: you get a firm offer in writing first, and we pay you through PayPal Goods & Services.

The full answer: Is Ticket Rescue legit?

Your offer is agreed in writing by text before you send anything. The transfer is recorded in your ticketing account, and payment goes through a protected payment platform, so there's a clear record on both ends.

On Trustpilot, where we're rated 4.9 out of 5 from 2,700+ reviews. Sort by newest to see what sellers said this week.

A Ticket Rescue agent, by text. Your agent sends the offer, answers questions and walks you through the transfer.

Contact us

Yes. Tell us exactly what the ticket says — GA floor, pit, lawn, early entry or a VIP tier — because prices for different GA areas at the same show can be very different. A photo or screenshot of the ticket details helps your agent get it right.

No. We buy tickets to most major concerts, sporting events, festivals, theater and comedy shows, but not every one. If we can't make an offer, we'll tell you right away.