Monitor Mode

Monitor Mode allows you to automatically track stock for specific events and instantly alert your accounts when new tickets appear. It’s designed to run continuously in the background, scanning Ticketmaster events and triggering checkouts the moment stock is detected.

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⚙️ How It Works

1. Add your accounts in accounts.csv (you can use just one if you prefer).

2. Each monitor will continuously check the event URL(s) you’ve added in your monitors.csv

3. When stock is found, all linked accounts will be pinged automatically to attempt checkout.

4. Running multiple monitors on the same event increases your chances of being the first to detect stock.

💡 Example: If you’re monitoring multiple regions or drops, you can run one monitor per event link to cover more ground.

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🗂️ CSV Parameters

Parameter	Description
event_url	The full URL of the event you want to monitor.
polling_interval	Defines how often Fastix checks for stock. You can use a fixed number (e.g. 5) or a random range (e.g. 4-6).
numberOfTickets	Number of tickets to cart when stock is found.
maxNumberOfTickets	Maximum number of tickets to allow in the cart.
priceRange_enabled	Set to true to activate price filters.
priceRange_min / max	Define the minimum and maximum price for tickets.
includeResale	Set true to include resale tickets in the scan, false to skip them.
ticketTypePriority	Choose seated, standing, or a combination (e.g. seated,standing). The order defines the priority — for example, seated,standing will try seated first, then standing if none are available.

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⏱️ Polling Interval Explained

The polling_interval controls how often the bot checks for new stock.

• 5 → checks every 5 seconds exactly.

• 4-6 → checks every 4 to 6 seconds randomly.

💡 Tip: Use a small random range (4-6, 5-7) to stay fast and realistic.

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Best Practices to Maximize Your Chances

To get the best results from Monitor Mode, configuration matters just as much as speed. Follow these recommendations to improve your success rate:

Number of Accounts

• Using 5–10 accounts is strongly recommended.

• More accounts = more checkout attempts the moment stock appears.

• You can run with just one account, but success scales directly with the number of active accounts.

Monitors vs Polling Rate

When it comes to detecting stock quickly, strategy beats raw speed.

Recommended Setup

• Run multiple monitors for the same event

• Set each monitor with a polling_interval of 5–7 seconds

Example:

• 5–10 monitors

• polling_interval: 5-7

This approach:

• Increases the chance that one monitor catches the drop first

• Keeps behavior more natural and consistent

• Reduces the risk of blocks, bans, and request errors

Not Recommended

• Running fewer monitors with very aggressive polling (1-3 seconds)

This often leads to:

• Higher block rates

• Lower stability

• Worse long-term performance

General Rule

More monitors with moderate polling > fewer monitors with extreme polling

This setup provides the best balance between speed, reliability, and safety.