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Know when tickets or registration open. $2.99, paid once.

Say which show, race or conference. Every day we search the news and the organizer’s pages, and send one email with the quote and link when the on-sale date, presale or registration opening is announced. Pay once. Nothing renews.

PageCrawl’s paid page watching starts at $160 a year. One event here is $2.99 for 3 months, paid once.

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Intro offer: first month free · no card · nothing renews
A festival’s next sale “Tell me when Glastonbury 2027 resale tickets go on sale.” Use this example in the box aboveA race opens entries “Tell me when Boston Marathon 2028 registration dates are announced.” Use this example in the box aboveA conference opens “Tell me when Google I/O 2027 dates and registration are announced.” Use this example in the box above

Ask once.
Get on with your life.

  1. Step 1: Ask in plain words

    Type it the way you’d ask a friend, or paste the page if you have one. Answer a question or two with a click. No settings.

  2. Step 2: See it before you pay

    We run the check today and show what we’d watch, what counts as news, and the fee.

  3. Step 3: Hear from us

    An email when it happens, with quotes and links as proof. We check daily to weekly, as it needs, not in real time.

Case brief · Sample Watching

Glastonbury 2027 resale tickets go on sale

You asked
“Tell me when Glastonbury 2027 resale tickets go on sale.”
We watch
A daily web search, news and the festival’s own pages
A match is
The festival or its ticket partner announces the resale date, or says the resale is open. Broker and resale-marketplace pages, and the October 2026 sales, don’t count
Terms
Checked daily to weekly · 1 year · $7.99 once

Why not a ticket tracker?

Pay once, not every month

$2.99 covers 3 months and $7.99 a year, and nothing renews. Ticket trackers charge monthly whether the event announces anything or not.

The announcement, with proof

We email when the date is announced, usually days before the sale, with the sentence quoted word for word and a link. A second reader must agree before we send it.

Any event, in plain words

No follow buttons and no app for each venue. Say the show, race or conference the way you’d tell a friend.

First month free.

An introductory offer while we’re new: start any watch free for a month, no card. When it ends, watch again, free while the offer lasts, or for a longer term. Pay once: no subscription, no auto-renew.

3 months $2.99 Checked daily to weekly
1 year $7.99 Checked daily to weekly
3 years $17.99 Checked daily to weekly

Questions

Will I be told the moment tickets go live?

No. We check daily, so you hear when the date is announced or the sale is reported, usually within a day or two. That is usually days before the sale, which is what you need to be ready. A sale that opens and sells out within minutes is over before a daily check.

Do you buy tickets or sign me up?

No. You get the quote and the link. You buy or register yourself.

What about presales and fan-club sales?

If a news site, the artist or the organizer publishes the presale date, we send it. Codes sent only to fan-club members or by text can’t be seen.

Does resale count?

Resale sites and brokers never count as proof. An official resale or returns release announced by the organizer does.

What if the registration is a lottery or ballot?

We email when the entry window opens and, if the page gives it, the deadline. Entry windows are often a few days, so the early notice matters.

What if nothing is announced?

Then you hear nothing. The fee covers the watching. You get a full refund if you cancel within 24 hours or we can’t start.

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