For athletes, by athletes

The easiest way to sell your tickets during camp.

Share one link. Your buyers pick their seats, text you and pay you directly. You get a clear list of who bought what, who still owes you and what you owe the promotion.

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Trusted by athletes in

  • UFC
  • BKFC
  • Art of War Cage Fighting
  • CFFC

Selling tickets during camp usually looks like this.

  • Forty people asking you the same five questions.
  • Two people both think they bought Row A, Seat 3.
  • You can't remember who paid and who just said they would.
  • The night before you settle up, you're adding numbers on a notepad.

CombatSports Tickets takes care of all of it.

How it works

  1. Share one link.

    Put it in your bio or text it to your list. Your fight, the date, the venue, the parking, the FAQ and every seat you have, on one page that loads fast even on a weak signal.

    An event page on a phone: the ticket board with two seats selected and a Text for tickets bar at the bottom

  2. They pick seats and text you.

    They tap the seats they want. Their text to you already has the seats and the total in it.

    A text conversation: the buyer's order with seats and total, the athlete replying that they'll mark the seats sold, then the confirmation with a pay link

  3. You tap Sell. They pay you.

    The seats go SOLD on your page. We write your confirmation text with their own pay link in it. They pay you directly by Venmo, Cash App, Zelle or cash.

    The ticket manager on a phone: two seats ticked and Sell to buyer chosen, with the buyer's name and phone filled in

There's no checkout to set up, no card reader to buy, and nothing comes out of your money.

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Nobody gets sold the same seat twice.

Buyers don't pay until you confirm. Fifty people can text you about Row A at the same time. You choose who gets it, and everyone else sees it go SOLD. You never have to refund someone who paid for a seat that was already gone.

The money screen

Know exactly what you owe the promotion.

The promotion wants paying for every ticket you didn't hand back. This screen shows what you've sold, what you've actually collected, who still owes you, what you've already sent the promotion, and what your cut comes to.

When it's time to settle up, hit download and hand the ticket office a spreadsheet.

$12,400Collected from buyers
$3,100Still owed to you
$2,480Your commission

Example figures.

The money screen on a phone: balance to remit, commission earned, and a breakdown of sold, collected and owed

MMA. Boxing. Bare knuckle. Kickboxing. Grappling.

If a promotion hands you tickets and expects the money back, this is for you. Pro or amateur, it works the same way.

Questions athletes ask

Do you take a cut of my ticket sales?
No. Your buyers pay you directly by Venmo, Cash App, Zelle or cash. The money never goes through us.
What stops two people from buying the same seat?
Nobody pays until you confirm. When you tap Sell, the seat goes SOLD on your page for everyone, and that buyer gets their own pay link.
How do I keep track of who's paid and who hasn't?
Every ticket shows whether it's open, sold or paid. When someone pays you, mark the ticket paid and your totals update.
How do I know what I owe the promotion?
When you log in, you can see what you've sold, what you've collected, what you've already sent the promotion and what your commission comes to. When it's time to settle up, download your ticket list and send it to the promotion.
Will people stop texting me the same questions?
Your event page has the date, the venue, parking, the fight card and your own FAQ. Buyers can find the answers there before they text you.

Stay locked in.

You've got a fight to win. Let the link sell the tickets.

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