Ticker now is in Public Beta
Ticket prices lag the news that moves them. A second night gets announced. A presale code leaks. An opener starts selling out rooms on their own. Sales pick up hours before prices adjust, and the people watching those sales get in first.
Ticker does the watching.
For every event it tracks, it pulls live market data: how fast seats are selling, the lowest price in each section, how many listings are up, and what people are posting on X. You build a filter for the events you care about (artist, city, venue size, price range), save it, and Ticker alerts you when something new matches. Email digest on your schedule, or instant pings in Discord.
It's also an MCP server. Point ChatGPT at it and ask in plain English: "shows near me where seats are selling fast but prices haven't moved yet." It answers from live data, not a training set.
Beta is the working product and it's early. Coverage has gaps we're filling and some things will change under you. We'd rather you were inside it telling us what's wrong than have us polish it in private.
The Discord is where we post what shipped and take requests. We read all of it.
How you use it
You build a Screen, a filter over every event Ticker tracks, and save it as a View. An event entering your View is a Match, and Ticker tells you: an email digest on the cadence you set, or a message into a Discord channel. Star one show instead and you get an Event View, the same alerting pointed at a single event.
For agents
Ticker runs an MCP server. Point Claude or any MCP client at it and your agent can screen events, pull analytics, read charts, and manage your Views and alerts. Setup and tool docs live at findticker.com/docs/mcp.
What Beta means
Beta is the working product. It is also early. Coverage has gaps we are still filling, and some things will change under you. We would rather have you inside it telling us what is wrong than polish it in private.
Come talk to us
The Discord is where we post what shipped, take feature requests, and answer questions. We read all of it.