How do ticket brokers see what tickets sold for?

Sale time

When the sale completed.

Section and row

Where the tickets sit, so you compare a sale with the seats you hold.

Tickets

How many tickets went in the sale.

Listed price

The listing's last listed price per ticket before the sale, with and without fees.

Marketplace

The marketplace, by its short source code.

Open one event and filter by section or row. Read the sales of a performer, a venue or the events you watch. Rank events and sections by completed sales over the last hour, 6 hours, 24 hours or 7 days, across the market. Ticket sales by section and row

On the primary market, Ticker shows primary seats taken by section, and how that changed over time. Max and Ultra include primary seats. Primary and secondary data

In the Sales tab of the app, in your AI, or through the API. Max and Ultra include completed sales.

Where can ticket brokers get sold comps?

In Ticker. It records completed resale sales, 334,456 across 24,709 events as of Nov 8, 2026, with their sale time, section, row, tickets and listed price. Filter them by section or row on any event.

Can I see sales for one section and row?

Yes. Filter by section or row on one event, or read the sales of a performer, a venue or the events you watch.

Are these completed sales or listings?

Completed sales. Ticker keeps them apart from listings, so you read real sales beside what sellers ask today.

Can I ask my AI what tickets sold for?

Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Perplexity to Ticker and ask for the completed sales of an event, a section or a row.

Which events and sections are selling best?

Ticker ranks events and sections by completed sales over the last hour, 6 hours, 24 hours or 7 days, across the market.

Which plans include completed sales?

Max and Ultra include completed sales. Ultra includes them through the API.