Guides

Everything needed to get a first card into your Discord, written for someone who has never done any of this before. In order: the things you set up, the two ideas you are billed on, the card itself, the two platforms we watch, and what to do when it goes wrong.

The short version

Open Monitors → New monitor and paste the event link — from Ticketmaster UK or from a football club's eticketing.co.uk site. The page then asks for whatever is still missing, one step at a time, on the same page:

For a football club only: the club sign-ins the monitor reads through.
Where alerts go: paste a Discord webhook and press Send test card.
Which proxies: paste a few UK residential or ISP proxies, one per line.
Credits: buy a pack of Firm credits. Stripe sends you straight back to the same step.
Check the options and press Start monitoring.

Anything you have already set up is ticked and skipped. Until your first monitor exists, a bar under the header on every page says how far you are and what is next. Fifteen minutes the first time, about forty seconds after that.

All guides

Create a Discord webhook Where the alert cards get posted. Two minutes, no bot needed. Proxies: formats and gateways What we accept, how many you need, and why residential or ISP exits in GB. Club sign-ins Why some clubs only show what is on sale to a signed-in account, and which accounts to use. Captcha keys and Firm credits Why we recommend Firm credits, and how own keys work where a site accepts them. What a slot is One monitor, one event, one slot - running or stopped. Credits and auto top-up What a credit buys, what a monitor burns, and what happens at zero. Schedules: run only when it matters One-off and daily windows, how Start and Stop fit in, and what it saves. Reading an alert card Every field on the Discord card, and what to do with it. Ticketmaster UK Which links work, what the monitor reads, and what suppressed means. AXS Which link to paste, what the monitor reads, and why watching more closely costs no more. Football clubs and England Rugby The eight clubs and England Rugby on eticketing.co.uk, what the monitor reads, and the sign-ins it needs from you. Troubleshooting and FAQ Blocked exits, nothing found versus sold out, how often each site can be checked, new sessions, and what the club sign-in messages mean.