Ticket data FAQ
Ticket data questions, answered.
What Ticker measures, how far back it goes and how you reach it. Every field sits on data coverage.
Questions
- Does Ticker have completed sales?
- 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. Enterprise delivers the sales into your own systems.
- What is Sales?
- Sales is how many tickets an event sells. Read it beside Interest, how many people view the event in an hour. When both climb, the event is heating up.
- What does taken mean?
- A seat gone from the primary map. Ticker shows the share of each section taken, and how that changed over time.
- What prices does Ticker record?
- Every listed price, before and after fees, by marketplace and primary market, plus each completed resale sale with its sale time, section, row, tickets and listed price.
- Which marketplaces does Ticker read?
- Ticker reads 11: 8 resale marketplaces and 3 primary markets. Ticker joins each event across them into one record, so you see their prices side by side and the cheapest seat wherever it sits. On Nov 8, 2026, 204,834 of 224,226 upcoming events were on two or more marketplaces and 155,482 on three or more. On the site they appear as short source codes.
- Does Ticker cover primary inventory and face value?
- Yes. Primary listings and face prices sit beside resale on every event, with the share of each section taken. Max and Ultra include the primary sources.
- How far back does Ticker's price history go?
- To the first day Ticker read each event, with every reading kept.
- 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.
- Is there an API, and what does it cost?
- Yes. Ultra includes API access. Enterprise delivers the data into your own product at the volume you need, priced by contract. The reference is at findticker.com/docs/api.
- Can I use Ticker from Claude or ChatGPT?
- Yes. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Perplexity connect to your Ticker account and can screen events, chart prices and demand, and set alerts. The setup is at findticker.com/docs/mcp.
- Can I export Ticker's data to CSV?
- Yes. A screen, a View and an event's price and demand history export to CSV or Excel. Max and Ultra include export.
- Is there a free trial?
- Yes. A new account gets 14 days of Max free, no card needed.
- Does Ticker sell tickets?
- No. Ticker is market data. It shows you the listing and links you to it, and you buy on the marketplace.
- Is Ticker related to stock ticker tools?
- No. Ticker is ticket market data for live events, at findticker.com, and has no link to stock market tools of the same name.