Network stock
What it is
An optional way to trade with other resellers. They see the event, section and quantity you share, plus an optional asking price, never your rows, seats or costs. The Network stock page shows what they share.
Turning it on and off
Sharing is off by default. An admin turns it on under Settings → Network sharing, or by offering tickets for the first time. Turning it off removes your listings within seconds. Sharing also stops if your membership lapses.
Choosing what to share
On an event page, select tickets and press Offer on network; leave the price empty for “contact for price”. Select them and press Withdraw from network to take them back. The event’s Network tab offers or removes the whole event and sets a default price.
Share all events by default under Settings → Network sharing offers every unsold ticket unless you take its event off.
Buying from the network
On the Network stock page, press Message seller and say how many, which section, your price and by when. The seller gets your message and contact, and you get theirs; the conversation stays under Requests. You agree the deal directly. The platform holds no money and takes no cut.
Wanted
Post a want on the Network stock page, or press Find on the network on a presale you still need to buy. Resellers holding that event are notified and can answer with I have this. Close a want once it is covered; otherwise it expires after the event, or after 30 days if it has no date.
Your contact details
Other resellers get your account email unless you set a network contact email under Settings → Network sharing. You can add your Discord username there too.
Freshness
Listings update from your stock every few minutes, so sold sections and past events drop off.
