XP Tickets

XP Tickets

Concerts Sports Theater Events

92 ratings
16 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 22, 2024
  • October 3, 2026

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About

This app offers a transparent and user-friendly platform for buying and selling tickets to live events. It provides upfront pricing, real human support, and flexible options for both buyers and sellers of concert, sports, and theater tickets.

✓Upfront ticket prices
✓Real human support
✓Price alerts
✓Sell tickets quickly
✓Guaranteed payouts
✓Flexible selling options
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What's New in XP Tickets

2.2.5

October 3, 2026

It's a 2.0, so...everything. Seriously. We went back square one for each and every aspect of buying and selling your tickets to make everything fast, fun and beautiful. - An entirely new UI/UX that is way faster and so easy on the eyes it'll make you tear up. We still respect your established behaviors, but we're also embracing forward looking trends (looking at you iOS26) - A new app icon—what new branding would be complete without it? - Support for XP Sell Validation and Instant Offers - - Easily list your tickets for sale in just a few taps - - Get an offer in near real time or make a listing to sell to another fan - - Validate your ticket transfer and get paid in seconds - Improved search and search history making it easy to find exactly what you're looking for - Seat selection that respects you and makes it easy to find the best spot available in the venue. - - When you can't find something that works, make a price alert and we'll send you a push notification, email or both as soon as one is available - - Our 3D views (available at 1000s of venues nationwide), show you the exact section you'll be in all the way through checkout. No second guessing. No panicking. - If you're an Apple Music subscriber, you can track your favorite artists and see who is on tour and buy tickets in just a few taps - - And when you want to relive that last awesome show, we'll help you build a playlist of the event you were at too! In 2.2.5 we - Fixed UI bugs and inconsistencies - Bug fixes - UI fixes for iOS 27 - Fixed login issues for a subset of users - Made the event and purchase flow UX more intuitive - Made the offer timeline UI easier to read at a glance - Squashed several bugs (thanks for the reports!) - Decluttered some UI to make it even easier to understand the alerts and offers you're reviewing - Fixed routing bugs from cold starts, so you tap a push notification and always get to the view you expect - Made it easier to get to your tracked alerts with a new section on the Home view - Added a Tracker hub to manage all of your alerts - Enhanced OTP security - New, improved and more clear Sell UI - Made price alerts more flexible and easier to use—you can now track whole baseball series, residencies of your favorite artist when their tour comes to town or even everything at a venue near by - Resolved issues when tapping through a in app notifications on iOS 18 - Improved ticket validation flow and performance - Improved animation performance - Fixed a crash for iOS 18 users - Made the buying and selling experience more transparent and easier to understand

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User reviews

Ripped me Off

Purchase ticket to a concert and received an email saying that the tickets would be available to me not now but in several weeks. Other platforms delivered ticket immediately. First and last time I will ever purchase from this platform.

Easy but

Easy enough to use and sell tickets but when you get to the end where you’re able to claim your funds it gets sketchy. Payment is in crypto or you have to put your card info in and then it may not accept it if it’s a certain provider company. After that, there’s an “instant transfer fee” they don’t mention anywhere and you can’t opt out of. So not only did I sell my tickets for way lower than I wanted to (not even sure the counter offer aspect is real) they also kept some of my payout. Only rated 3 stars because up until getting the money it feels secure and legit until they don’t tell you things.
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Great way to get last minute tickets

I was able to get affordable last minute tickets to a show through XP. I also really love the UI which is very smooth and instinctive, and I’m normally very picky with that

not worth it

don’t waste your time, it’s easier to use ticketmaster and you can actually get help better with ticketmaster

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FAQ

What can I buy and sell on XP Tickets?

XP Tickets allows you to buy and sell tickets for a wide variety of live events. This includes concerts across all genres, major sports leagues and events, Broadway shows, comedy tours, musicals, and other local performances. If it's a live event, it's likely available on XP.

How does XP Tickets ensure fair pricing?

XP Tickets focuses on price transparency by showing all-in prices from the start, with no hidden fees. They claim to offer access to the same ticket inventory as other major apps for up to 30% less. You can also set up price alerts to be notified when your desired seats drop to your ideal price.

What kind of support does XP Tickets offer?

XP Tickets emphasizes real human support for both buyers and sellers. Every support request is handled by a person, not an automated system, aiming to resolve issues and ensure a smooth experience. This support is part of their Quality XPerience Guarantee.

How does selling tickets work on XP Tickets?

If your plans change, XP Tickets makes selling tickets easy and quick. You can receive an offer for your tickets within 24 hours. The platform guarantees payouts before you transfer tickets, and funds are available in your XP account as soon as the transfer is complete, with options to withdraw to your bank, Venmo, or PayPal.

Is XP Tickets free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use for browsing and listing tickets. The monetization comes from the transactions that occur on the platform, likely through service fees or commissions on ticket sales, which are presented transparently to users.