Paste an event link. Get a Discord card the second tickets appear.
Firm Monitors watches the events you choose, around the clock, through your own proxies, and posts block, row, seats, price and quantity into your channel the moment something lands. No spreadsheets, no refreshing, nothing to babysit.
Card required at signup, no trial, cancel in two clicks from the billing portal.
Everything you need, before you open the site
Each card names the event, the venue, the date, the price range and every listing we saw, numbered in the order the site returned them. The ticket type is printed in italics, unchanged, because Members only and Adult are not the same ticket and the difference is expensive.
You get one card per new find. The same listing on the next poll is not re-posted.
Every field explainedSettings → Webhooks and Proxies
Paste a Discord webhook URL and press Send test card; paste your proxy list or one gateway line. Both have a two-minute guide.
Webhook guide →Monitors → New monitor
Paste the event URL. We name the platform and the event back to you before anything starts, then you pick quantity, interval and which markets to watch.
Ticketmaster UK notes →The monitor page
Polls, finds, blocks and the live log, refreshed every three seconds. Start, stop or delete whenever you like; deleting frees the slot at once.
What a slot is →- Any platform we support
- Your own webhooks and proxies
- Our solver on credits, or your own key
- Start and stop as often as you like
- Any platform we support
- Your own webhooks and proxies
- Our solver on credits, or your own key
- Start and stop as often as you like
- Any platform we support
- Your own webhooks and proxies
- Our solver on credits, or your own key
- Start and stop as often as you like
Every plan has the same features. The only difference is how many events you can watch at once. Full pricing, including credits.
What is a slot?
One monitor watching one event. A slot is used whether that monitor is running or stopped, and it comes straight back when you delete it. Twenty slots means twenty events at once, not twenty a month. More on slots.
What are credits?
Ticketing sites put an anti-bot challenge in front of the pages worth watching. Solving one costs a credit. Buy them prepaid from us (1,000 for £1.50) or plug in your own CapSolver or KagedCap key and pay that provider directly. A failed solve is refunded, and a monitor that runs out of credits pauses and keeps its slot rather than failing quietly. More on credits.
Do I need proxies?
Yes, and you bring your own. A ticketing site answers a datacentre address from a shared server with a block rather than with stock, so your monitors get their own reputation instead of sharing ours with strangers. A handful of good UK residential or ISP exits is enough. Which to buy.
Which platforms can I watch?
Ticketmaster UK today, on any event URL from that site. eticketing club sites and SeatGeek are next through the same engine contract; your slots work on whichever platforms are live when you use them, at no extra cost.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from Settings → Billing, which opens the Stripe customer portal. You keep the monitors until the end of the period you have already paid for, then everything stops. Nothing is deleted, so resubscribing puts it all back.
How fast does it poll?
Every three seconds per event by default, which is twenty reads a minute. Faster is not better: the site's edge starts refusing a session that pushes harder, and a refused session sees nothing at all. Why three seconds.
Ready when you are
Sign up, add a webhook and proxies, paste a link. The first card usually arrives before you have finished reading the guides.