TicketsData Blog: Analytics and Insights

If you sell tickets, run an affiliate site, or manage pricing for live events, you already know how fast the market moves. Listings shift by the minute. Prices spike and slide with demand. That's why ...

Finding the best seats at a fair price shouldn't take five tabs and a pot of coffee. If you're building a ticket search, event discovery app, or fan portal, a compare ticket prices API helps you surfa...

Great software delights users by putting the right option in front of them at the perfect moment. If you're building anything that touches entertainment, travel, hospitality, or local discovery, live ...

Why the old way slows you down If you've ever tried to connect your app or storefront to Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and others one by one, you know the pain. Every marketplace speak...

Why the Secondary Market Finally Makes Sense It's Friday morning and your headliner just announced a surprise tour date. Within minutes, prices across Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, and Vivid Seats ...

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...