Launching in Washington, DC

Where fans rule.

The verified peer-to-peer ticket marketplace where you bid on the seat you want — and sellers can't list for more than 10% above face. Ever.

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The math

A $60 ticket, two marketplaces.

Same seat. Different rules.

Other Guys
Listing price $60 → $60+
Average markup 2–5× face
Buyer fees 25–40%
Can you negotiate? No
bartr
Listing price $60 → $60 max
Average markup 10% cap, always
Buyer fees 10% (free for members)
Can you negotiate? Yes — you bid

Why Bartr

Built for fans, not brokers.

You set the price

Bid what a ticket's worth. Sellers accept, counter, or pass — real negotiation, not take-it-or-leave-it.

Verified fans only

ID-checked buyers and sellers plus your payment stays in escrow until the ticket gets you in.

A fraction of the fees

10% buyer fee vs. 25–40% with the other guys. Bartr+ members pay zero buyer fees.

List once, real fans bid

Post your tickets in under a minute and verified fans bid on your seats. No Instagram stories, no Facebook bots, no sketchy DMs.

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

1

Browse & bid

Browse real listings from verified fans. Buy at asking price, or bid what you want to pay.

2

Seller responds

Accept, counter, or let it expire. Your bid window runs 24h–7 days.

3

Delivered via escrow

Payment held in escrow. Seller transfers on their platform. Bartr confirms delivery before releasing funds.

FAQ

Questions? Answers.

How does Bartr stop scalping?

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.

How is Bartr different from StubHub or SeatGeek?

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.

I have tickets I can't use. Can I sell them on bartr?

Yes — that's exactly what bartr is for. List in under a minute, a verified fan bids or buys at asking, and payment clears through escrow automatically. No Instagram story, no Facebook bots, no PayPal DMs with strangers — just a real fan, a fair price, and money in your account when the ticket lands in theirs.

Is Bartr legit? How do I know I'll get real tickets?

Every seller is ID-verified, and your money is held in escrow until delivery. Payment releases only once the transfer is confirmed in your account on the original ticketing platform. If the seller doesn't deliver, you get a full refund automatically.

What does "Name Your Price" mean?

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.

How does the payment hold work?

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.

What is Bartr+?

Bartr+ ($9.99/month) eliminates all buyer fees. It also adds Smart Pricing AI for listings and priority support. If you buy more than one ticket a month, it pays for itself.

Where is Bartr available?

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

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