# Ticker

> Ticker is ticket market data: primary and resale prices, price history and market activity, in the app, your AI or the API.

Ticker computes 246 numeric fields per event (demand, price history, inventory pace, volatility, peer-relative rank) and exposes them via a web terminal, email price alerts, a screener with CSV export, and an MCP server so AI assistants can query the market directly. Ticker is an independent measurement layer: it reports on the market rather than participating in it. Enterprise is the same API at the volume a buyer needs, by contract.

## Ticket market data

- [Ticket data](https://findticker.com/ticket-data): every page below on one page, each with a line on what it answers and the day its words last changed
- [Ticket market data](https://findticker.com/ticket-market-data): what Ticker measures for each event (primary and resale listings, lowest and median price, taken share by section, demand), how much of the market it covers with dated figures, and completed resale sales
- [Ticket pricing data](https://findticker.com/ticket-pricing-data): ticket price history explained with one real event's series, the price fields, and the questions it answers
- [Ticket data API](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-api): the ticket market data API in one page: what a key returns, resale listings row by row, its limits, how it authenticates, the OpenAPI document, and which plans include a key
- [Data coverage](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-coverage): everything Ticker records for an event, one row per kind of data: what you get and where you read it, from primary sell-through to completed resale sales
- [Ticket data FAQ](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-faq): straight answers on completed resale sales, Interest and Sales (people viewing in an hour, and tickets counted), taken seats, marketplaces, seat-level data, the API, MCP, export and the trial
- [Primary and secondary ticket data](https://findticker.com/primary-and-secondary-ticket-data): primary listings, face prices and seats taken beside resale listings, asking prices and completed sales, side by side on one event record
- [Ticket demand data](https://findticker.com/ticket-demand-data): Interest (people viewing in an hour) and Sales (tickets counted) charted against price, to see which events are heating up
- [Ticket data for resellers and brokers](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-for-resellers): section prices on 8 resale marketplaces and 3 primary markets side by side, price history by section, demand and alerts for pricing listings
- [Ticket data for teams and venues](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-for-teams): face value beside resale, primary inventory left by section and demand for every game
- [Ticket market data for research teams](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-for-investors): completed resale sales, prices, listings and demand as time series, and custom data on request, for funds and analysts using ticket data as alternative data
- [Ticket market data MCP for resellers](https://findticker.com/ticket-market-data-mcp): a hosted MCP server for live event tickets: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Perplexity and ask about section prices, price history, completed sales and demand
- [Ticket broker software](https://findticker.com/ticket-broker-software): market data software for ticket brokers: completed sales by section and row, primary seats taken by section, primary and resale together, inside your AI, beside the software you list with
- [What software do ticket brokers use?](https://findticker.com/what-software-do-ticket-brokers-use): the three kinds of software ticket brokers run (a point of sale, pricing tools and market data), what each one does and what it answers
- [How do ticket brokers price their inventory?](https://findticker.com/how-ticket-brokers-price-their-inventory): what brokers read to price the tickets they hold: completed sales by section, asking prices, price history, demand, how fast the event is selling and seller concentration, shown anonymously
- [How do ticket brokers see what tickets sold for?](https://findticker.com/how-ticket-brokers-see-what-tickets-sold-for): completed resale sales with their sale time, section, row, tickets and listed price, on one event or ranked across the market
- [AI tools for ticket brokers](https://findticker.com/ai-tools-for-ticket-brokers): connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Perplexity to ticket market data over MCP and ask about completed sales, seats, prices and demand
- [Ticket sales by section and row](https://findticker.com/ticket-sales-data): completed resale sales with their sale time, section, row, tickets and listed price, ranked across the market
- [Ticket price tracker](https://findticker.com/ticket-price-tracker): track ticket prices over time: star an event, read its price history by section, and get an alert when the price moves

## Enterprise

- [Enterprise: live event ticket pricing data API](https://findticker.com/enterprise): Ticker's readings over the same API, at the volume a buyer needs. Primary and resale prices kept apart, listings and tickets counted, demand tracked over time, price history to the depth set per contract, one record per event joined across 8 resale marketplaces and 3 primary markets. High throughput, on demand, sized to the buyer. The page shows the request and response shapes and how to start a conversation. By contract: start with a call (https://calendar.app.google/6N7HRZ2sW6onNLMx9) or support@findticker.com.

## Site

- [Home](https://findticker.com/): product overview
- [API reference](https://findticker.com/docs/api): the HTTP API for live-event ticket pricing data, key-authenticated: price, inventory and demand per event, price history, name-to-id search, performer rank, saved views and screens. The full reference and the OpenAPI document open for signed-in accounts and API keys.
- [MCP server docs](https://findticker.com/docs/mcp): connect any MCP client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity) to Ticker: endpoint URL, OAuth sign-in, and the full tool reference
- [Connect ChatGPT](https://findticker.com/docs/mcp/chatgpt): step-by-step guide to adding Ticker to ChatGPT as a custom MCP plugin
- [Connect Claude](https://findticker.com/docs/mcp/claude): step-by-step guide to adding Ticker to Claude as a custom connector
- [Connect Perplexity](https://findticker.com/docs/mcp/perplexity): step-by-step guide to adding Ticker to Perplexity as a remote custom connector
- [Connect Cursor](https://findticker.com/docs/mcp/cursor): one-click install link that adds the Ticker MCP server to Cursor
- [Plans](https://findticker.com/plans): what each Ticker plan includes, at Pro $149, Max $399, Ultra $699 a month (informational)
- [Data and concepts](https://findticker.com/docs/concepts): the terms the data uses: screens, Views, matches, the asking price and the all-in price
- [Blog](https://findticker.com/blog): patch notes, company news, and articles in one feed (RSS: https://findticker.com/blog/rss.xml)
- [Sign up](https://findticker.com/auth/signup): create a free account

## Catalog

- [Browse events](https://findticker.com/events): upcoming concerts, games, and shows with dates, venues, and starting prices
- [Browse performers](https://findticker.com/performers): artists and teams with upcoming events
- [Search](https://findticker.com/search): find an event or performer by name. Query-string search URLs are not for indexing
- [Sitemap](https://findticker.com/sitemap.xml): index of chunked event sitemaps and the performers sitemap

## Posts

- [November 3rd Patch Notes](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-11-03-patch-notes): Ticker has a light theme beta, and Max adds one more resale source, plus more sales and interest.
- [October 28th Patch Notes](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-10-28-patch-notes): Every account gets two-factor authentication, and two more resale sources open on Max.
- [October 21st Patch Notes](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-10-20-patch-notes): Completed resale sales have their own tab, and the screener has 10 new columns.
- [Digests, all-ins and weather](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-10-12-patch-notes): Prices in Ticker now prioritize all-in over list prices. Events carry a Forecast, starred events can alert you when the weather turns, and a Digest sends you a View's whole table at the hour you pick.
- [MLB League Hub!](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-10-07-leagues-mlb): Leagues are in Ticker. Open the new Leagues section in the sidebar and MLB is the first one to go beta. You can see all games in the season and compare teams against one another.
- [The Biggest Ticker Update (Yet)](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-10-04-patch-notes): Your Dashboard is now a grid of Widgets you arrange. Two more resale sources join the Market chart. The screener takes tabs of your own, and Ticker runs faster.
- [September 28th Patch Notes](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-09-28-patch-notes): Event pages now tell you when a show is cancelled or moved. The seat map shows seats taken by section, and how that changed over time. Ask Ticker comes with every paid plan.
- [Seller concentration opens, and every venue has a page](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-09-20-seller-attribution-and-venues): Every venue has its own page, the event page lets you move back through time, seller concentration opens for Ultra, and instant alerts reach your inbox faster.
- [Ask Ticker](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-09-10-ask-ticker): Ticker answers questions now. Open the agent beside any page and ask about the event, the screen or the View in front of you.
- [There is a seat map now](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-09-03-pick-a-section): Open any event and the seat map sits next to the price chart. Click a section and its price shows up on the chart. Pick as many sections as you like. Come back tomorrow and they are still selected.
- [Ticker now is in Public Beta](https://findticker.com/blog/ticker-preview-is-live): Ticket prices move with the news. A second night gets announced. A tour adds a city. An opener starts selling out rooms on its own. Ticker records what changed and when, so you can see the market move