Can't make it? Sell your ticket for what you paid

Plans change: work, illness, a clash you didn't see coming. If you are holding a ticket you can't use, the fair fix is to pass it to another fan for what you paid.

What you can charge

Up to the face value plus the booking fee you paid. That is the cap on every listing on Tickets9, and we check it against your proof of purchase before the listing goes live. Listing is free and nothing is taken off your price: on a ticket with a $48.00 face value and a $5.40 booking fee, you get $53.40.

What you need

• The event and the date. If it is not on Tickets9 yet, you can add it.
• A screenshot or PDF of your original order.
• Your tickets: a PDF, a mobile transfer from the ticketing app, or paper tickets.
• A PayPal account, which is how you get paid.

When it sells

We email you the order, you send the tickets from your account, and you are paid to your PayPal. The buyer pays our 12% fee on top of your price, so it never comes out of what you get back.

List a ticket or read how Tickets9 works.