Price each home game on its own numbers: your seats ask a different price against each opponent and date. A season ticket holder who lists every game at one price leaves money on the big games and waits on the small ones.
One prompt for every home game
List the games, name your section, and ask for the same three numbers for each. Worked on 3 Minnesota Vikings home games in the sample:
Prompt
I hold season tickets in Section 312 for the Minnesota Vikings. For each home game below, give me the lowest and median all-in price per ticket in my section, the tickets listed there, and the event's lowest all-in price. Then rank the games from highest to lowest section median. - Atlanta Falcons at Minnesota Vikings, Sunday, Nov 29, 2026 - Carolina Panthers at Minnesota Vikings, Sunday, Dec 6, 2026 - Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings (Sunday Night Football), Sunday, Dec 20, 2026
Answer from the sample
Section 312 asks the most for Detroit Lions ($208 floor) and the least for Carolina Panthers ($146): a $62 spread for the same seats.
| Game | Section lowest | Section median | Listed | Event lowest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Falcons at Minnesota Vikings, Nov 29 | $159 | $248 | 241 | $116.50 |
| Carolina Panthers at Minnesota Vikings, Dec 6 | $146 | $201 | 245 | $115 |
| Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings (Sunday Night Football), Dec 20 | $208 | $310 | 245 | $139.80 |
Read the table game by game
- Where your section's median sits well above the event floor, buyers pay for the location. Price near the section median there.
- Where many tickets are listed in your section, you compete on price. Price near the section floor, or hold and watch the floor with how the lowest price moved this week.
- Check where the rest of the supply sits with tickets listed in each section: a game where the cheap sections are deep pulls buyers away from yours.
Keep it in one sheet
A full season is too many games for one chat reply. Put every game in a sheet and have the assistant fill the market columns, as the inventory spreadsheet guide shows.
Questions
Should I price every home game the same?
No. The same section asks different prices from game to game. In Section 312 for the Minnesota Vikings, the lowest all-in price ranged from $146 to $208 across 3 home games.
When should season ticket holders list their tickets?
Read each game on its own: list early where your section is thin and the floor holds, and watch the games where the floor is falling before you cut.
Price every home game in one chat with Ticker MCP.