About worldcupprices.com

Where the prices come from

Every price on this site is the lowest fee-inclusive ticket on TickPick at the time of capture. We pull the canonical Schema.org SportsEvent data from each match's TickPick page once per day; the offers.price value is the cheapest available "get-in" seat including all fees.

What "get-in price" means

It's the cheapest single ticket you could buy for the match right now, fees and taxes included — not the listed face value, not an obstructed-view scrape, just the actual final price for the cheapest available seat.

How often it updates

Once a day, around 6:00 AM Pacific Time. The header timestamp shows the most recent capture in your local timezone. If the tracker can't reach a match's listing on a given day, that day shows a gap — we never fabricate a value.

What you're looking at on each card

• Get-in price — today's cheapest fee-inclusive ticket
• 7d trend — change versus the same metric one week earlier (or, if we don't have a full week yet, the earliest captured price)
• Sparkline — daily history, hover (or tap on mobile) to see exact values
• Stage badge — group letter or knockout round, with a per-stage accent color
• "Teams confirmed after group stage" — appears on bracket-placeholder matches whose teams aren't determined yet

What this site is not

Independent project. Not affiliated with FIFA or the 2026 organizing committee. Not a ticket marketplace; we don't sell anything and we have no insight into seat location, view, or section beyond what the listing page shows.

Roadmap

Coming as data accumulates: 30-day deltas, a high-price band per match (95th percentile of listings), and a tournament-wide bracket fill-in.

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