A few details. A clearer season.

What is included in the free plan?

Free is a manual log of your season: whether you’re going, who’s going with you, how much you paid, and notes for each game. You can also subscribe to your season calendar.

Conflict detection, market data and recommendations, advanced stats, and offers are included in the paid plan. Compare Free and Paid.

How much does it cost?

There is a free plan for manual tracking and calendar subscriptions. The paid plan adds smart features for $30 per month during the season, with no charges in the offseason. See what’s included.

Is pricing the same for half-season members?

Yes. The free plan is available to both. On the paid plan, full-season and half-season ticket holders pay the same $30 monthly rate during the season, with no charges in the offseason.

When does billing start and end?

Paid runs from the month of the league’s first event through the final month of its regular season. Both months are included. Playoff months do not extend billing. You pay $30 for each month in that window and $0 outside it. See billing months and season totals by league.

Do I pay during the offseason?

No. The free plan has no charge, and the paid plan only charges during the season.

Which sports are supported?

NBA and NFL are available during beta. MLB, NHL, MLS, WNBA, NWSL, NCAA Football, and NCAA Basketball are coming soon. Explore sports and teams.

Is this useful if I never sell my tickets?

Yes. Season Tickets Manager helps you plan games, coordinate guests, keep your calendar close, and track your season’s history. Gifting and selling are options for the nights you want to share.

Can I use it with a partial-season plan?

Yes. Set your membership type and add the seats you hold. Your membership details give you a starting point for planning the games in your season.

Which calendars can I use?

The free plan includes a calendar feed. You can subscribe in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, or another app that supports calendar subscriptions. The feed includes game times, locations, seat details, and attendance plans.

A calendar subscription lets your calendar read the game schedule. It does not read your other calendar events or detect conflicts. Changes appear when your calendar app refreshes its subscription; editing the event in your calendar does not update your tickets.

How do conflicts fit into the plan?

On the paid plan, use the schedule’s conflict view to focus on games that clash with your plans. Decide whether to attend, invite someone else, or offer the tickets as a gift or sale.

Can I keep track of who I’ve brought to games?

Yes. Your guest directory keeps people together across seasons, with attendance and their last game in view. Assign guests to seats so you can see who’s joining you for each game.

How does offering tickets work?

Offers are included in the paid plan. Choose the games you want to offer and select your guest. Decide whether they can choose one game or several, add a message, and choose gifting or selling. Share the offer link, then review and approve their pick.

Does an offer transfer the actual tickets?

An accepted offer records the seats in your guest’s name. Use your ticket provider to deliver or transfer the actual tickets.

What does the market data tell me?

On the paid plan, comparable listings and asking prices help you understand how seats like yours are being priced. They give you context when you’re considering a sale. An asking price is the amount a seller is requesting, rather than a confirmed final sale price.

What can I see in my season stats?

The paid plan adds advanced stats covering attendance, the games you made, wins you saw in person, the people you brought, and your season’s costs. Season and all-time views help you keep the bigger picture as the years add up.