
How TickPick’s New Price Freeze Feature Helps You Save Money
TickPick is constantly creating new ways to save money and make the ticket-buying process better for our users. Our latest feature Price Freeze does just that. Whether you’re looking to buy sports tickets, concert tickets, theater tickets, or some other live event tickets, you can use Price Freeze to help you lock in potential savings.
Just keep reading to learn how TickPick’s newest app feature Price Freeze works.
What is Price Freeze?
Price Freeze lets you earn TickPick credit if the tickets you’re tracking go up in price. Once you Price Freeze, you have the opportunity to get up to $25 per ticket in credit, so long as you hit freeze before purchasing. You can get up to $50 total in TickPick credit when you Price Freeze.
How to Use Price Freeze in the TickPick App
It’s easy to set a Price Freeze. Just follow the simple steps below.
- Track the event you’re interested in going to.
- Choose “Price Freeze” in the pop-up menu.
- Click “Set Freeze.”
- Monitor listings against frozen prices until you’re ready for purchase.

What Happens if Prices Go Down?
Nothing! Since you’re already tracking that event, you’ll get a notification that prices dropped and be able to pay the cheaper price. It’s all reward and no risk.
Why Can’t I Price Freeze?
There’s just one requirement to be able to set a Price Freeze on an event: any user has to have at least one ticket purchase in their history. There’s no minimum dollar amount for a purchase to qualify.
After you have made your first purchase, you’ll have unlocked the feature to begin saving on your future purchases.
Price Freeze is just one of the many ways TickPick helps you save money. Feel free to read more about our recent Flex feature, too.
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