How do I sell tickets?

Listing and selling tickets with Ticketmaster is easy, there are two simple ways to do it.

Listing from your account

• 1. Sign into your My Account.
  2. Select your order in My Events.
  3. Tap the Sell button. If the button doesn’t appear, is grayed out or you receive a message that the Event Organizer hasn’t activated resale, your tickets aren’t eligible for resale.
  4. Select the ticket(s) you want to sell and tap Continue.
  5. Follow the prompts, choose your pricing and enter a payout method. Skip the hassle by choosing the debit card payout option — it requires no verification process on your part. Visit the FAQ How and when do I get paid for tickets I sell? to learn more.
  6. Review your listing and you’re done.

• 1. Sign into your My Account.
  2. Select your order in the My Tickets section.
  3. Click the Sell Tickets button. If the button doesn’t appear, is grayed out or you receive a message that the Event Organizer hasn’t activated resale, your tickets aren’t eligible for resale.
  4. Select the ticket(s) you want to sell and click Continue.
  5. Follow the prompts, choose your pricing and enter a payout method. Skip the hassle by choosing the debit card payout option — it requires no verification process on your part. Visit the FAQ How and when do I get paid for tickets I sell? to learn more.
  6. Review your listing and you’re done.

We’ll deposit your payout typically within 5-7 business days after your tickets are sold.

In order to resell tickets for events in the U.S., you must have a U.S. bank account. In addition, your Tax Seller Details, which may include a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), must be validated before we can pay you. You can fill out your Seller Tax Details in this form. Visit the FAQ 1099-K Form: Answers to Some Common Questions for more information.

Listing by barcode

• 1. From Ticketmaster’s Sell Page, search by event, team or artists to start your listing.
  2. Select the event from the list, then tap Sell. If the button doesn’t appear, is grayed out or you receive a message that the Event Organizer hasn’t activated resale, your tickets aren’t eligible for resale.
  3. Enter the ticket barcode(s) for the tickets you want to sell then tap Continue.
  4. Follow the prompts, choose your pricing and enter a payout method. When listing tickets by barcode, you won’t be paid until after the event has taken place. Skip the hassle by choosing the debit card payout option — no verification process is required on your part. Visit the FAQ How and when do I get paid for tickets I sell? for more information.
  5. Review your listing then you’re done.

• 1. From Ticketmaster’s Sell Page, search by event, team or artists to start your listing.
  2. Select the event from the list, then click the Sell Tickets button. If the button doesn’t appear, is grayed out or you receive a message that the Event Organizer hasn’t activated resale, your tickets aren’t eligible for resale.
  3. Enter the ticket barcode(s) for the tickets you want to sell then click Continue.
  4. Follow the prompts, choose your pricing and enter a payout method. When listing tickets by barcode, you won’t be paid until after the event has taken place. Skip the hassle by choosing the debit card payout option — no verification process is required on your part. Visit the FAQ How and when do I get paid for tickets I sell? for more information.
  5. Review your listing then you’re done.

You'll receive your payout typically within 5-7 business days after the event takes place.

In order to resell tickets for events in the U.S., you must have a U.S. bank account. In addition, your Tax Seller Details, which may include a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), must be validated before we can pay you. You can fill out your Seller Tax Details in this form. Visit the FAQ 1099-K Form: Answers to Some Common Questions for more information.

Completing Seller Profile details

• If your event is canceled, we need to charge the amount we paid you for the sold tickets to a card that you’ve verified for this circumstance. Once that card is available to us, we can process your refund.

  
  

  To avoid any delays in your payment, follow these steps:

  
  
  1. Sign into your My Account.
  2. Select Billing Information from the My Profile section.
  3. In the Buying Tickets section, add a credit card.
  4. Check the box that says If I sell tickets, this card may be charged to refund the buyer if the event is canceled, postponed or rescheduled.
  5. Click Add New Card.
  
  

  If you haven’t received your payment yet, review your card details in the Buying Tickets section. Fan Support can’t provide assistance until a valid method of payment is added and verified by checking the box from within your My Account.

• To comply with federal and state withholding requirements, we’re required to collect taxpayer information starting with your first completed sale. You can use Social Security Number (SSN), Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), or Employer Identification Number (EIN) for this process.

  
  

  To submit your details, follow these steps:

  
  
  1. Go to the Seller Tax Details form and sign in using the email and password associated with your Ticketmaster account.
  2. Select an option under My Location to certify your citizenship. If you’re a non-U.S. citizen or resident, the IRS still requires us to ask for certain information to verify your non-U.S. status.
  3. Fill in your legal name used for tax purposes under My Info.
  4. Provide your Tax Identification Number (TIN) under My Tax Info. Your TIN is usually your Social Security Number.
  5. Fill in your permanent residence address under My Address.
  6. Click Submit.

• You may have to verify your account before we begin to process your payment.

  
  

  To verify and complete your payment information, follow these steps:

  
  
  1. Find the two deposits (each less than $1) in the checking account you used for your seller profile. These deposits may take 3–5 business days to appear after your tickets sell.
  2. Go to Ticketmaster.com and sign in to My Account. You can’t verify these deposits using the Ticketmaster app.
  3. In your account, select Billing Information from the My Profile section.
  4. Click the Verify Now button in the alert under Selling Tickets.
  5. Enter the deposit amounts in the boxes.
  6. Click Submit.
  
  

  If you’d like to skip this process, add a debit card to your account instead (U.S. accounts only).