The ticket resale market, once a relatively straightforward arena, has been dramatically reshaped by the advent of dynamic pricing. Learn more in this article.

Selling concert tickets at a profit requires more than just buying early and hoping for price increases. The most successful ticket brokers use data-driven strategies, smart timing, and the right tools to maximize their earnings

Many people are drawn to ticket flipping—buying tickets at face value and reselling them at a profit—as an exciting side hustle or even a full-time business. But is it truly profitable? The short answer: it can be, but success depends on market knowledge, strategic planning, and the right tools.

Ever wondered how those hard-to-get tickets end up in the hands of resellers? You might be looking at a ticket broker in action. This guide will walk you through the steps to becoming a successful ticket broker, from understanding the basics to navigating the complexities of the industry.

If you’ve been following the latest trends in Broadway ticket sales, you’ve likely noticed that prices are reaching record highs. Major Hollywood stars are gracing the stage, creating a surge in demand that has driven ticket costs through the roof. How can Stage Front help brokers stay ahead?

An accumulation of exciting events led to a thrilling conclusion at the inaugural 4 Nations Face-Off tournament, with Canada edging out the USA 3-2 in overtime. As the action on the ice captivated fans, ticket prices surged, reflecting the high demand, with prices jumping from $237 to $720 by game day. Read on to discover how these factors combined for a successful tournament.

Luka Dončić’s shocking late-night trade to the Lakers sent ticket prices soaring in LA. With Stage Front’s Auto Pricer, brokers could have instantly adjusted prices and strategically managed inventory. Learn more about our Auto Pricer.

Super Bowl LIX saw ticket prices take an unexpected dip. While past years saw soaring demand, this time around, a mix of market shifts, fan fatigue, and economic factors played a role in driving prices down.

After the NBA shattered all-time records for attendance and sellouts in the 2023-24 season, the demand for tickets remains at an all-time high as we enter the early weeks of the 2024-25 season.

The 2024 MLB regular season hit new highs, with record-setting attendance and TV viewership. From packed stadiums to record-setting TV viewership,, the fan excitement is undeniable. And now, the playoffs are here!

Caitlin Clark’s rookie season with the Indiana Fever has reshaped the ticketing landscape in the WNBA. With average home game attendance skyrocketing to 17,036 and record-breaking ticket prices—like $346 for a matchup against the Chicago Sky—her influence is undeniable.

As football season starts, fans are gearing up for some of the most anticipated matchups of the year. With the demand for tickets rising, especially for key rivalry games and conference clashes, the price of admission is soaring,

This summer continued a significant trend in the soccer landscape across the United States, with record-breaking attendance at summer friendly matches involving some of the world's most prestigious football clubs.