Where fans rule.

Sellers are capped at 10% above what they paid — automatically. Every seller enters their all-in cost (face + fees + tax), and the system rejects any listing above a 10% markup. A $60 ticket tops out at $66. Buyers can still bid higher on hot tickets, but a seller can never set a scalper price.

Three things: price caps, real bidding, and far lower fees. Sellers can list at most 10% above what they paid — no scalper markups, ever. You can bid any price, not just pay what's listed. And fees run 10% vs. 25–40%+ elsewhere, with zero buyer fees for Bartr+ members.

Yes — that's exactly what bartr is for. List in under a minute, a verified fan bids or buys at asking, and payment is held securely and released automatically. No Instagram story, no Facebook bots, no PayPal DMs with strangers — just a real fan, a fair price, and your money on its way the day after the show.

Every seller is ID-verified, and your money is held until after the event. Funds release to the seller only after the event starts — so you're covered from checkout through the gate. If the seller doesn't deliver, report it and you get a full refund.

You bid what you think a ticket's worth. Sellers get notified and can accept, counter, or let it expire — negotiation built right into the marketplace.

You're not charged until a seller accepts and delivers. A hold is placed on your card when you bid or buy; if your bid expires or the seller declines, the hold is released automatically.

Bartr+ ($9.99/month) makes buying fee-free and selling commission-free. Buyers pay zero fees, and sellers get their full 15% seller commission back as Bartr credit — spendable on tickets, expires in 90 days. It also adds Smart Pricing — which automatically keeps your ticket listings priced to the market — and removes the 3-listing cap. If you buy more than one ticket a month, it pays for itself.

Launching first in Washington, DC — 15+ venues, 99 events. New cities are coming soon. Join the waitlist to be first when we expand.