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Gigsberg is a resale marketplace for concert, sport, theatre and festival tickets. The sellers set the prices, not the site. Cashback on Gigsberg depends on the rate the marketplace has released, and the current status is always shown on our store page.<\/p>\n

Below you find how the site works, what is worth checking before you pay and how to start from Coin7 so that your purchase is linked to your account.<\/p>\n

What Gigsberg actually is<\/h2>\n

Gigsberg is not a box office. It is a secondary market, which means private sellers and resellers list tickets they cannot or do not want to use, and you buy from them through the platform. The site covers rock, pop and rap concerts, football, rugby and tennis, theatre, ballet, comedy and festivals. This listing is for buyers in the United Kingdom.<\/p>\n

The platform says its tickets are guaranteed and secure, and it advertises a buyer protection on top of that. Read the exact wording on the site before you rely on it, because the details of such a promise are what count if something goes wrong.<\/p>\n

Who it is useful for<\/h2>\n

A resale site makes the most sense when the official sale is over. You hear about a gig two days after the tickets sold out, or a friend wants to join a football weekend at the last minute. In those cases a marketplace is often the only way in, and you accept that the price is not fixed.<\/p>\n

It is less useful when tickets are still on sale at face value. Then the official seller is almost always the cleaner choice, and a resale price above the printed value is simply an extra cost.<\/p>\n

A practical example: if you want to see a band on a Saturday in summer, set a price you are willing to pay before you start looking. That keeps you from panic buying at the first listing, and it makes comparing the listings quick and calm.<\/p>\n

Things to check before you pay<\/h2>\n

Prices on Gigsberg are set by sellers and can be above or below face value. Hot events usually cost more, while a mid-week game or a small venue can sometimes be cheaper than the printed price. Compare a few listings for the same event before you pick one.<\/p>\n