NFL postseason · 15% championship tier
One game. One shot. No series to fall back on, and no second chance if you price it wrong.
The NFL postseason is the most compressed championship market in sports. Every round is single elimination, every home game may be the last one, and the entire seller window — from bracket confirmation to kickoff — is days. Season ticket holders were invoiced for these games at face value before their team clinched anything. When it’s real, it’s the most valuable inventory in football short of the Super Bowl.
Why football’s playoff market is unlike every other league
Baseball, basketball and hockey give you a series. Value builds across games, a bad price on Game 2 can be corrected by Game 5, and demand compounds as a matchup goes long. Football gives you one game. If your team loses, everything behind it disappears — and it disappears on a Sunday afternoon, not over two weeks.
That compression cuts both ways. It means a single home playoff game concentrates an entire postseason’s worth of demand into one date, with national television, travelling fans and corporate buyers all chasing the same afternoon. And it means a seller who is still figuring out logistics on Wednesday has already missed most of the market.
Seeding decides everything
A top seed with a bye can host multiple rounds. A wild card team may host none at all. Your inventory is defined by the last week of the regular season.
Unplayed games refund
You were invoiced at face for games that might not happen. If they don’t, the club refunds or credits them. Limited downside, enormous upside.
Opponent moves the number
A visiting fanbase that travels — and a marquee quarterback — can change what a home playoff game is worth by a wide margin.
Weather is a real factor
In outdoor cold-weather markets, the forecast in the final 72 hours moves the market. That’s a pricing input, and most sellers ignore it entirely.
Every round is its own market
| Round | What drives it | Seller reality |
|---|---|---|
| Wild Card | Local demand, short notice, first playoff football of the year. | The shortest fuse in the postseason. List immediately — there is no next game if it goes wrong. |
| Divisional | Higher seeds enter, national attention arrives, stakes jump. | Typically stronger than wild card — and a step from the conference championship. |
| Conference Championship | Winner goes to the Super Bowl. National, corporate and travelling demand at maximum. | The most valuable home date in football short of the Super Bowl itself. Treat it that way. |
| Super Bowl | Neutral site, allocations, hospitality — a different animal entirely. | Super Bowl seller hub → · How SB tickets actually work → |
Your team is in the hunt. Don’t wait for the bracket.
Send us your seats and your potential home games now — free, no obligation. It means we list the hour the bracket is confirmed instead of starting the conversation then, in a market where days are everything. Get set up →
What we do with NFL postseason inventory
We confirm your club’s transfer path, price each game against its round, opponent and forecast — not a package average — and list across every major marketplace plus our broker and private-buyer network. In a market this compressed, the listing goes up immediately and gets managed hour by hour rather than set once. You keep ownership until the game sells. Commission is 15% on postseason games, nothing upfront, and nothing owed if a game isn’t played or doesn’t sell. Payment goes out every Friday.
Frequently asked questions
How do NFL playoff tickets work for season ticket holders?
Clubs invoice season ticket holders for potential home playoff games — often before the team has clinched anything. You pay face value for games that may never be played, and clubs refund or credit the ones that aren’t. So your downside is a refund; your upside is a market that reprices with every win.
When should I sell my NFL playoff tickets?
Fast. The NFL postseason is the most compressed championship market in sports — single-elimination, one game per round, decided in a week. There is no series to build value across and no second chance if your team loses. The window from bracket confirmation to kickoff is days, and the strongest demand arrives immediately.
How many home playoff games might I get?
It depends entirely on seeding. A top seed with a bye can host multiple rounds; a wild card team may host none. That uncertainty is exactly why sellers should be set up before the final week of the regular season rather than after.
Can I sell one playoff game and keep another?
Yes — playoff tickets generally arrive as standard transferable mobile tickets and each game is listed separately, subject to your club’s transfer rules. A divisional round game and a conference championship are entirely different markets.
What is a conference championship game worth?
It is the single most valuable regular home date in football, short of the Super Bowl — a one-game, winner-goes-to-the-Super-Bowl event with national demand, corporate buyers and a travelling fanbase all chasing one afternoon. If you hold seats to one, treat it accordingly.
What’s the commission?
15% on postseason games rather than our 20% standard rate. Nothing upfront, nothing owed if a game isn’t played or doesn’t sell, and you’re paid every Friday.
Holding NFL playoff seats?
Tell us your team and your seats. We’ll tell you what each potential home game is worth and be ready to list the moment the bracket is set — because in football, that window closes fast.
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