Affiliate disclosure
Some of the ticket links on TourTicketCompare earn the site a commission if you buy through them. You don't pay a penny more for it. Here's exactly how that works.
The short version
- The site links to ticket sites, and some of those links pay a commission if you buy.
- It doesn't add anything to your price or your fees.
- This page says which links are affiliate links and which aren't.
- Whether a link pays has nothing to do with whether it's shown.
Why that doesn't change what gets published
Fake prices, made-up dates, venues that don't exist and rankings that can't be backed up never go on this site — not for a commission, not for anything. A ticket button appears when the artist, the event, and the link's destination can be confirmed. If they can't, it doesn't go up.
Which links pay
- Official sellers — artist and event pages on official ticketing sites, usually Ticketmaster. Plain links. TourTicketCompare isn't in their affiliate programme and earns nothing from these.
- Resale marketplaces — sites like SeatGeek and Vivid Seats, where sellers list tickets. These are affiliate links and may pay a commission.
- Guides — just writing. Nothing to buy.
What only the provider can tell you
- The final price, with fees, taxes, and delivery.
- Where the seat is and whether the view is restricted.
- Whether those exact seats are still available.
- Refund, cancellation, transfer, and resale rules.
- How the payment and checkout are handled.
Before you pay
Read the provider's terms. Check the date, venue, seat details, final total, delivery method, refund policy, and transfer rules. All of that comes from the provider, not from this site — it can point you at the page, but it can't see your basket.
Where the money goes
Commission is what keeps the site running and the guides free. It's the site's only source of income.