TicketsData Blog: Analytics and Insights

Why TodayTix access is tricky (and what to do instead) If you're building a theatre or live-events app, you've probably searched for todaytix API access and hit a wall. That's because TodayTix does no...

Why Modern Teams Bet on Unified Ticket Data If you want to build a seamless live events experience, you need more than a single data feed. You need reliable coverage, fast updates, and consistent stru...

Why real-time alerts are now table stakes Fans don't want to hit refresh anymore. They want a heads-up the moment seats they love become available or drop in price. That's the promise of a modern tick...

Why SeatGeek data belongs in your product If you sell, analyze, or promote live events, SeatGeek's marketplace is a must-have source. Tapping into it through a single, unified feed saves time, reduces...

Why Eventbrite data matters for modern event products If your product helps people discover, analyze, or sell tickets to live experiences, you're sitting on a big opportunity. Event catalogs are const...

Why real-time ticket data is so hard Seats sell in seconds. Prices shift by the minute. If you're building a fan app, a marketplace, or an internal pricing tool, you need live tickets from Ticketmaste...

In live entertainment, the market moves faster than most teams can react. Prices jump, seats vanish, and buzz can transform an ordinary show into a sellout in minutes. A well-built ticket resale track...

Live events move fast, and so should your data. Whether you're building a discovery app, tracking resale trends, or powering dynamic pricing, reliable, real-time feeds can make or break the experience...

If you sell tickets, build fan apps, or analyze the live events market, you've likely considered using a ticketing data scraper to keep up with fast-moving prices and inventory. The motivation is simp...

In live events, every minute and every seat counts. Prices can surge when an artist announces a new date, and sections can sell out before your page refreshes. If you're building products for fans or ...