Tell us what you want
Share an event link, artist, venue, city, date and your max price.
Last-minute ticket price alerts
Get nudged when tickets get cheap.
Pick an event, city or max price. Seatnudge watches for price drops and ticket reappearances, then alerts you before doors.
Concierge beta first. No spam. No ticket-buying bots.
The problem
Good tickets move when you’re not looking.
Fans end up refreshing Ticketmaster, Twickets, DICE, AXS, See Tickets and venue pages. Prices can drop close to the event, or tickets can quietly reappear after selling out. Seatnudge is the watch layer for people who would go — at the right price.
How it works
Simple enough for beta. Useful enough to test.
We keep watch
During beta, Seatnudge combines careful checks with lightweight automation.
You get nudged
If tickets drop, reappear or hit your budget, we send a useful alert.
Example alerts
Only nudges worth opening.
These are illustrative examples for the beta, not live ticket listings.
Tonight in Manchester
Tickets for a sold-out indie gig spotted from £28, down from £52. Doors 7pm.
Your watch is live again
A pair just reappeared for the event you asked us to track. Checked 16:42.
This week under £20
Comedy tickets near you are currently showing from £16. Good if you’re free Friday.
Concierge beta
We’ll start small, then automate what works.
The first version is deliberately hands-on. Tell us what you would actually go to and your real max price. We’ll learn which alerts people act on before building heavy app features.
Join the beta
Ask Seatnudge to track one gig.
This form is local for now. Next step is wiring submissions into Baserow, Google Sheets or email so Hermes can operate the request queue.
FAQ
Clear boundaries from day one.
Do you buy tickets for me?
No. Seatnudge only alerts you. You decide whether to buy from the ticket source.
Is this a bot for queues or scalping?
No. We do not bypass queues, logins, CAPTCHAs or purchasing rules.
Which cities are supported?
We’re starting as a small UK beta and will prioritise cities with the most requests.
How much will it cost?
The early beta is for learning. If it saves people money, we’ll test a small paid plan later.