Contact person: Mac Ticketmaster Auto-Purchasing Bot

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Location: Warrington, United Kingdom

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I want an easy-to-use Ticketmaster autopurchaser that runs natively on macOS. The tool must let me type the event URL, ticket quantity, sections or price caps straight into a simple UI and then handle the entire checkout flow on its own.

Core requirements are automatic CAPTCHA solving, full proxy support (rotating or static SOCKS/HTTP), and the ability to store and switch between multiple Ticketmaster accounts without logging in and out manually. Speed is critical, so the bot should detect queue openings, slip into the waiting room the moment it appears, and fire the purchase sequence the instant tickets are released.

The interface can be built in anything that feels native on Mac—Python with a Tkinter or PyQt front end, Electron, Swift, you name it—as long as setup is effortless: double-click, sign in, paste details, go. A log window or file that records each action and any errors will help me track what happened during a drop.

Deliverables
• macOS app (or signed executable) ready to run
• Full, well-commented source code
• README covering installation, proxy/account configuration, and CAPTCHA-key setup
• Short screen-capture showing a successful automated checkout in a live or test environment
• Thirty days of bug-fix support after hand-off

Acceptance is based on a test where the bot, using my provided proxies and one of my accounts, reaches checkout on a real Ticketmaster event, solves any CAPTCHA, and places a hold on the requested seats without manual intervention beyond the initial UI entry." (client-provided description)