For ticket brokers
Ticket broker software for reading the market.
Ticker is ticket broker software: completed sales by section and row, primary seats taken by section, primary and resale together, inside your AI. Price what you hold and list against 8 resale marketplaces and 3 primary markets.
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What you read
- Completed sales
- Completed resale sales with their time, section, row, tickets and listed price. Max and Ultra include them. Ticket sales by section and row
- Primary seats
- Primary seats taken by section, and how that changed over time. Max and Ultra include primary seats. Primary and secondary data
- Section prices
- The lowest and median asking price of each section, before and after fees, with each marketplace side by side.
- Price history
- Every reading of an event and its sections on one chart, so you see where a price has been before you set yours. Ticket price tracker
- Demand
- Interest and Sales on the same dates as the price, so you see how busy the market around your tickets is. Ticket demand data
- The whole market
- A screener across every event Ticker tracks. Describe what you want in plain language, then save the result as a View.
- Seller concentration
- How much of an event's resale inventory the largest sellers hold, shown anonymously. On Ultra.
Where you read it
- The app
- Event pages, the screener, Views and the Sales tab.
- Your AI
- Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Perplexity connect to Ticker. AI tools for ticket brokers
- The API
- Ultra includes API access. Ticket data API
- Export
- Max and Ultra include CSV and Excel export.
What brokers ask
Beside your other tools
Keep the software you list and reprice with. Read the market in Ticker, decide the price, then set it where you list.
What it costs
Pro $149, Max $399 and Ultra $699 a month, with every event included. A new account gets 14 days of Max free, no card needed.
Questions
- What is ticket broker software?
- The software ticket brokers run on: a point of sale to hold their inventory, pricing tools to reprice listings, and market data to read what a ticket is worth. Ticker is the market data: completed sales by section and row, primary seats taken by section and how that changed over time, and primary and resale prices together.
- What data do ticket brokers use to price a listing?
- The asking prices in the section, the price history of the event, recent completed sales and demand. Ticker shows all four on an event's page.
- Does Ticker have sold comps?
- Yes. Ticker records completed resale sales, 334,456 across 24,709 events as of Nov 8, 2026, each with its sale time, section, row, tickets and listed price. On the primary side, Ticker shows primary seats taken by section, and how that changed over time.
- Does Ticker have seat-level data?
- Yes. The seat map shows which primary seats are open and which are taken, and Ticker keeps primary seats taken by section, and how that changed over time, beside the prices of every section.
- Can I use it from Claude or ChatGPT?
- Yes. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Perplexity connect to Ticker, so you can screen events, read section prices and chart demand in the chat.
- Is there a free trial?
- Yes. A new account gets 14 days of Max free, no card needed.