01 · Fair Value Engine
Not “cheapest.” Not “seller’s wish.” An AI mark against the real market so both sides can see the same number. If a seat is a gift, a fair trade, or a stretch — the tape says so in plain language.
A note from the floor
Fans don’t need another store. They need a fair exchange.
TicketExchanger is going dark while we turn a catalog into a two-sided floor — buy, sell, and move seats with an AI that prices honestly. Different idea from a storefront. Built for people who already have tickets, and people who need them tonight.
02 · Seller Vault
List extras in under a minute. Photo optional. Transfer instructions once. We handle the handoff so you are not running a box office from your messages app.
03 · Last-Minute Lane
Game-day and door-time inventory with verified mobile transfers. The floor stays open when plans break — which is when fans actually need an exchange.
04 · Trust Marks
Buyer and seller reputation, not anonymous storefronts. Completed handoffs raise the mark. Disputes lower it. The room remembers who shows up.
If you are holding extras
Sell like a neighbor, not a booth.
- Drop a listing into the Vault — section, row, count, ask.
- Fair Value suggests a range. You still set the number.
- When it clears, Instant Handoff walks the transfer.
If you need a seat tonight
Buy from a person, with a market behind it.
- Filter by lane: planned night or last-minute.
- See the fee before you tap. No surprise “processing.”
- 100% buyer guarantee still sits on every cleared order.
Prices may sit above or below face. That was always the point of an exchange. The new floor just stops pretending every ask is reasonable.
Transparent split. You see the take-rate on the ticket, not buried in a cart.
Two doors. Concerts, theater, and sports on one floor — buy and sell, same rules.
Human desk. AI prices the tape. People still settle the odd night.