New-user account credit — no code needed
Last verified: Aug 11, 2026 · Sign up for a new TickPick account and a $10 credit is applied automatically — no promo code involved. Minimum order $50.
No concert-specific TickPick promo code exists. The saving that always applies is no-fee pricing: a pair of $120 concert tickets that balloons to about $307 on StubHub after fees stays $240 all-in on TickPick. Add the automatic $10 new-user credit on your first order of $50+.
Last verified: Aug 11, 2026 · Sign up for a new TickPick account and a $10 credit is applied automatically — no promo code involved. Minimum order $50.
Last verified: Aug 11, 2026 · TickPick shows all-in prices with zero buyer fees at checkout, while StubHub, SeatGeek and Vivid Seats add roughly 25–35% in fees. This is the discount that always works.
Resale fees on concerts swing more than sports — high-demand tours push fee-charging marketplaces toward the top of their range. That’s why an advertised "deal" can end 30%+ higher at checkout. All-in pricing removes the surprise entirely: the number on the listing is the number on your card.
For most tours, resale prices peak at on-sale week, dip mid-cycle, and can fall sharply in the final days if the show hasn’t sold out. Arena shows by legacy acts soften most; stadium shows by peak-demand artists rarely drop. Whatever the timing, comparing all-in totals is what protects you — run yours in the fee calculator.
On any resale marketplace, listings posted before tickets are delivered ("spec" listings) carry fulfillment risk. TickPick’s BuyerTrust guarantee covers non-delivery with a replacement or refund — the same protection tier as competitors, without the checkout fee attached.