Trust & safety
Our promises, in plain English.
Buying tickets online means trusting a platform with your money, your data, and a night you've been looking forward to. Here's what we commit to, what we enforce, and what to do when something goes wrong.
01 — Buyer guarantee
Every ticket, guaranteed.
Other platforms have buyer guarantees too. The difference is in how they pay out, how long it takes, and what 'comparable replacement' actually means in practice.
What's covered.
What you get.
How fast you get it.
What you do.
02 — Verified sellers
Real people. Real reputations.
Resale fraud happens when platforms let anonymous sellers list tickets with no accountability. We verify the people behind every high-volume listing and show buyers what they need to make an informed decision.
Identity verification.
Reputation that means something.
Listing limits for unverified sellers.
Suspended and banned sellers.
03 — Pricing transparency
The price you see is the price you pay.
Hidden fees are the original sin of the modern ticket industry. We don't have them. This is what we mean by that, exactly.
All-in pricing, always.
No surprise fees at checkout.
Fair-price labels.
No dynamic pricing trickery.
04 — Resale policy
We follow the law, even when the law is annoying.
Ticket resale is regulated state by state. Some states cap resale prices, some require licensure, some are wide open. We enforce the rules for the state where the ticket is being sold — automatically, at the price-entry step.
Price caps by state.
These states cap resale ticket prices. When a seller in one of these states tries to list above the cap, our system blocks the listing and explains why. Caps are typically calculated as a percentage above face value.
State resale laws change. The caps above reflect the rules as of our last review. Our enforcement system updates within 7 days of any statutory change.
What we don't allow.
Some practices are banned platform-wide, regardless of state law.
- Speculative ticketing (selling a ticket you don't yet own).
- Bot-purchased tickets for resale, in violation of the BOTS Act.
- Tickets for events with known fraud or chargeback history (we maintain an internal blocklist).
- Duplicate listings of the same ticket across multiple platforms — pick one and stick with it.
What you can do.
Legitimate resale is fine, encouraged, and how the platform works.
- Resell tickets you own and didn't end up using.
- Sell premium experiences or VIP packages at market rates (subject to state caps).
- Transfer tickets to friends for free using our transfer flow (separate from resale).
- List below face value if you want to recover something rather than nothing.
05 — Fraud protection
Fraud detection, then real recourse.
Most platforms react to fraud after it happens. We try to catch it before it does — and we make it easy to recover when something slips through.
Pattern detection.
Account security.
Dispute resolution.
Coordination with payment networks.
Something went wrong? Reach a real human.
We don't have a 1-800 phone tree. We do have a small team of actual people who answer support tickets within hours, not days.
For urgent issues
help@marqueepass.com
Day-of-show problems get prioritized. Most replies under 2 hours during event windows.
For partnerships
partners@marqueepass.com
Venues, festivals, distribution. Replies within 48 hours from our partnership team.
For press
press@marqueepass.com
Story inquiries, fact-checking, comment requests. Replies within 24 hours.
Or use the in-app support chat once you have an account. Same humans, faster routing.