Ticket market data for brokers

Price tickets against what is actually listed right now. A capture returns every listing with section, row, quantity and price, plus a per-section summary — the comparables a pricing tool needs.

Pricing by gut or by yesterday’s numbers leaves money on the table near event day, when the market moves fastest.

Section-level data from several marketplaces shows where your seats sit in the market: the cheapest comparable in the same section, how deep that section is, and what buyers pay to sit together.

How it works

1. Capture the event: One request returns the full listing set for that marketplace.

2. Find your comparables: Filter data.listings by section (and row, where the marketplace reports it). data.sections gives each section’s lowest and highest price and ticket count at a glance.

3. Check the group price: summary.minPriceByPack shows the cheapest way to buy 2, 3, 4 or 6 seats together — often very different from the single-ticket floor.

Questions

Do listings include row and seat numbers?

Rows on most marketplaces and seat numbers where the marketplace shows them. Each capture’s coverage block says which fields that marketplace filled in.

Can I push prices back to the marketplaces?

No. TicketsData reads market data; listing and repricing your own tickets stays with your marketplace accounts.