Ticket market data
Ticket market data for every event we track.
Ticker reads the listings for each event on the primary market and on resale, prices them, and keeps every reading. You see what is listed and at what price, how much of each section is taken, and how much attention the event draws.
- Events tracked
- 459,998
- Read Oct 18, 2026
- Price points recorded
- 58M+
- Read Aug 1, 2026
- Fields per event
- 138
- Read Aug 1, 2026
What Ticker measures
- Primary listings
- Tickets on sale from the box office, with their face prices, counted apart from resale.
- Resale listings
- Tickets sellers list on the resale market: how many listings, how many tickets, at what prices.
- Lowest and median price
- The cheapest ticket and the middle of the market, for the event and for each section.
- Taken share
- The share of a section's seats no longer open on the primary market, section by section.
- Seat map
- Where the open tickets sit in the venue, for the events we cover at seat level.
- Demand
- How much attention an event draws, tracked over time and charted against its price.
- Peer rank
- How an event prices against comparable events: same category, same days out, same tour.
Where you read it
- The app
- Event pages with price history and the seat map, a screener over the whole market, and saved Views that alert you when an event matches.
- Your AI
- Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Perplexity and ask about any event in plain language. Connect your AI
- The API
- The same readings as JSON, for software you write. Ticket data API
What it does not have
Ticker has no sold comps. Marketplaces do not publish what a ticket went for, and we do not estimate it. When a seat leaves the primary market we record it as taken, because from outside a hold and a sale look the same. Resale prices are what sellers ask. Ticker does not sell tickets.
Questions
- What is ticket market data?
- The listings, prices and availability for a live event on the primary market and on resale, recorded over time. Ticker keeps every reading, so you see where a price has been as well as where it is now.
- Which events does Ticker cover?
- 459,998 events so far, past and upcoming: concerts, games and shows. Each event has a public page with the readings we hold for it.
- Does Ticker have sold comps?
- No. Ticker has no sold comps. When a seat leaves the primary market we record it as taken, because from outside a hold and a sale look the same. Resale prices are the prices sellers ask.
- How do I get Ticker's ticket market data?
- In the app at findticker.com, from an AI assistant you connect to Ticker, or over the API with a key. Ultra includes an API key on request. Enterprise delivers the data into your own product, on terms agreed by contract.