For research teams
Ticket market data for live events research.
Ticker records the live events market as a time series, event by event: asking prices, listings, completed resale sales, seats taken on the primary market and demand, every reading kept. Need a dataset beyond these? Ticker sources custom data on request.
- Events tracked
- 1,080,999
- Measured Nov 8, 2026
- Upcoming events
- 224,226
- Measured Nov 8, 2026
- Upcoming events on two or more marketplaces
- 204,834
- Measured Nov 8, 2026
- Completed resale sales recorded
- 334,456
- Measured Nov 8, 2026
How far back each series goes
Series | History from |
|---|---|
| Resale prices and listings | History fromThe first reading of each event |
| Section prices | History fromThe first reading of each event |
| Primary listings and taken share | History fromThe first reading of each event |
| Interest and Sales | History fromThe first reading Ticker recorded |
| Completed resale sales | History fromThe first sale Ticker recorded |
| Performer rank | History fromThe first reading of each performer |
Getting the data
The API returns the readings as JSON for software you write. For bulk reads across many events, the completed sales feed or delivery into your own systems, Enterprise sizes the volume to you by contract.
Custom data
Tell us what your model needs. Ticker sources custom data on request and delivers it through Enterprise, beside the rest of the series.
Questions
- Can ticket market data be used as alternative data?
- Yes. Ticket market data reads demand for live events: completed resale sales, asking prices, listings, seats taken on the primary market and demand, recorded event by event. Ticker keeps every reading, so you can test a series against what came after it.
- How far back does Ticker's history go?
- Price and listing history starts on the first day Ticker read each event, and Ticker keeps every reading after it, demand included.
- Does Ticker report ticket 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.
- How do research teams get Ticker's data?
- Over the API with a key, for software you write, or through Enterprise, which delivers the readings and the completed sales at the volume you need, on terms agreed by contract. The API reference is at findticker.com/docs/api.
- Can Ticker source data we need that is not listed here?
- Yes. Tell us what your research needs and Ticker sources it as custom data, delivered through Enterprise beside the rest of the series.