Event Radar: See the Market Move First

Ticket & Event Tracking, Live Across Marketplaces

Event Radar is ticket tracking done properly: every new event, onsale, price move, and estimated sale across 6 major marketplaces, on one dashboard that tracks for you and alerts you the moment something changes. Real-time API access is included in every plan.

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Marketplaces live
6
Fastest watch checks
1 minute
Listing watches
Up to 500
Custom rules
Up to 500

Every Event Radar plan is an API plan too: the same subscription includes real-time API credits and match reports on the same login, reaching up to 10 marketplaces. Watch the market in the dashboard, and let your own scripts pull the live data behind it. One subscription, both ways in.

This is the radar, not a brochure of it

Hundreds of thousands of tracked events, and a live feed where every row is stamped with the minute our radar first saw it.

Every kind of tracking, one radar

Event tracking, listing tracking, ticket price tracking, and marketplace tracking in one system that discovers, matches, estimates, and alerts, so the market comes to you already organized.

Live discovery feed

Every new event across 6 marketplaces lands on one feed minutes after it appears, stamped with the moment our radar first saw it. Search by artist, venue, or city, filter by country, date, and category, and hide parking and add-on noise with one click.

Onsale and presale calendar

Upcoming onsales and presale windows on a calendar you can act on. Subscribe by iCal so every onsale sits in your own calendar app, and get alerted before tickets drop instead of after.

Cross-market comparison

The same show matched across marketplaces automatically: floor ask, listing count, and the spread against the cheapest side by side. Pull live seat-level listings for any side on demand, or fetch every marketplace at once, then export the whole comparison as CSV or JSON.

Listing watches

Put a watch on any event and the radar checks it for you, as often as every 1 minute. Get alerted when the first listings appear, when genuinely new listings arrive (not the same inventory reshuffled), when the ask breaks below every price seen before, or when the event turns up on another marketplace. Stop after the first alert or keep tracking, your choice.

Tracking timeline

Every watched event builds its own story: when it was detected, when the watch started, when it matched on other marketplaces, when the first listings appeared, and a floor-ask chart over every check, with new-listing arrivals marked and a demand gauge that reads absorption versus supply build at a glance.

Estimated sales

Watched events show estimated ticket sales inferred from listing-level changes between checks: how many tickets moved, at what price, in which section and row, each with a confidence tier and the listing id so you can verify it yourself. Delistings are counted separately and never dressed up as sales.

Custom watch rules

Watch the whole market, not just one event. Rules by keyword, venue, city, radius, or date window scan every marketplace you pick and alert you the moment a matching event appears, so a tour announcement in your region reaches you before it reaches the crowd.

Alerts where you work

Branded alerts by email, rich Discord embeds, or a webhook straight into your own system. Every alert carries the event, the numbers that changed, and a link back to the radar, so acting on it is one click.

Events near you

A radius search around your location or any city, on a map. See what is coming within driving distance in the next week, month, or quarter, and put a watch on it without leaving the view.

Ticket price tracking, end to end

From first sighting to first sale, one timeline

Anyone can show you a price. The radar shows you the sequence: a stadium show detected months out, already matched on three marketplaces with a $100 floor on one side and $121 on another, first listings from $114, and two tickets moving at $128 with the demand gauge holding Stable while the floor tests $112.

That sequence is what a broker actually trades on, and it builds itself while the watch runs. Floor chart with hover detail, new-listing arrival marks, estimated sales with confidence tiers and listing ids, delistings counted honestly on the side.

Marketplace tracking · one event, every market

76,000+ events already matched across markets

The radar links the same show across marketplaces automatically, so instead of four tabs you get one row: who lists it, whose floor is lowest, and how wide the spread is. The green chip is the cheapest side right now.

Open any row for the full comparison, pull live seat-level listings from each marketplace on demand, and export the table as CSV, or as JSON with the complete listing payloads included.

API access is in the box

Event Radar is not a separate product you bolt onto a data plan. Every plan carries API credits and match reports, so the dashboard and your own code work off the same subscription and the same login.

01

Open the radar

Sign in and the live feed is already running: new events, onsales, and price moves across every marketplace on one screen. Nothing to configure to start looking.

02

Watch what matters

Put a listing watch on events you care about and set custom rules for the artists, venues, and regions you trade. The radar checks on schedule and builds the timeline while you do something else.

03

Act on the alert, or pull it by API

When something changes you get the alert with the numbers in it. And because every plan is an API plan, anything you see in the radar your own code can pull live with the same login.

bash
# saw it on the radar, pull it live by API
curl -u "$USERNAME:$PASSWORD" \
  https://ticketsdata.com/fetch?url=EVENT_URL
Same login as the dashboard. Live prices and listings at the moment you ask, never cached. Counted against the credits already in your plan.

What each plan unlocks

One subscription, two products. The API is real time on every plan, with no delays anywhere. The Event Radar dashboard is where the plan limits apply: higher plans see the feed sooner, watch more, and alert through more channels.

StarterProPro Plus
Price$499/mo$2,499/mo$3,999/mo
API accessReal time on every plan · live from the marketplace, never cached, never delayed
API credits / month10,000250,000500,000
Match reports / month2502,00020,000
Marketplaces by API91010
Data freshnessLive · no delayLive · no delayLive · no delay
Event Radar dashboardPlan limits below apply to the dashboard only, never to the API
Marketplaces on the radar666
Live feed discovery delay15 minutes2 minutesReal time · zero delay
Marketplace price floorsHiddenFullFull + fetch all live
Listing watches5 · 5-min checks200 · 1-min checks500 · 1-min checks
Tracking timeline + est. salesIncluded with watchesIncluded with watchesIncluded with watches
Custom watch rules1 · 15-min scans50 · 5-min scans500 · 2-min scans
Alert channelsEmailEmail + DiscordEmail + Discord + webhook
ExportsCSV (500 rows) · iCalUnlimited CSV + URLs · iCalJSON + CSV + URLs · iCal
Change history1 day7 days30 days
Seatmap snapshotsNone50Unlimited
Need more? Business and Dedicated plans add unlimited watches, rules, and history, plus private dedicated infrastructure.

Who Event Radar is for

Built for people who make money by seeing the market earlier and more completely than the next desk.

Event Radar earns its keep when

  • You buy inventory early and being minutes ahead of the crowd is the whole game
  • You trade the same event across marketplaces and live on the spread
  • You want price drops and first listings pushed to you instead of refreshing tabs
  • You track specific artists, venues, or regions and need the whole market scanned for them
  • You already pull ticket data by API, or want to, since every plan includes it

It is not built for

  • You buy a few tickets a year for yourself, this is a professional tool
  • You need historical archives going back years rather than live discovery and recent history
  • You want us to buy or resell tickets for you, we supply the data, not the trades

Common questions

What is Event Radar?

Event Radar is a live market intelligence dashboard for ticket brokers. It discovers every new event across 6 major marketplaces minutes after it appears, matches the same show across markets, tracks floor prices and listing counts over time, estimates sales from listing-level changes, and alerts you by email, Discord, or webhook the moment something you watch changes.

What can I track with Event Radar?

Four kinds of tracking in one place. Event tracking: every new event, onsale, and presale, minutes after it appears. Ticket price tracking: floor asks checked on your schedule, charted over time, with alerts on new lows. Listing tracking: first listings, genuinely new listings, and estimated sales inferred from listing-level changes. Marketplace tracking: the same event matched across markets with floors and spreads side by side.

Which marketplaces does it cover?

6 marketplaces are live on the radar today, covering the primary market and the largest resale markets, with more being added. Cross-market matching links the same event across all of them so you see every side of the market in one place. The API included in your plan reaches even further: 9 marketplaces on Starter and 10 on Pro and above.

How fast do new events show up?

Typically within minutes of the event appearing on the marketplace. Every event carries a first-seen timestamp, so you always know exactly how fresh a discovery is. On Pro Plus the feed is real time with zero delay; Starter sees the feed with a 15 minute delay.

What is a listing watch?

A listing watch is an automated check on one event, as often as every 1 minute. It alerts you when the first listings appear, when genuinely new listings arrive, when the lowest ask breaks below every price seen before, or when the event shows up on another marketplace. You choose whether it stops after the first alert or keeps tracking.

What is the tracking timeline?

Every watched event builds a timeline: when the radar detected it, when your watch started, when it matched on other marketplaces and at what floor, when the first listings appeared, and a floor-ask chart across every check with new-listing arrivals marked and a demand gauge on top.

How do estimated sales work?

The radar compares the full listing set between consecutive checks of a watched event. A listing whose ticket quantity drops is a high-confidence sale. A listing that disappears is confirmed over several checks, cross-checked against re-listed inventory and the book's net movement, then classified as an estimated sale or a delisting. Every entry shows quantity, price, section, row, confidence tier, and the listing id, so you can verify it. They are estimates from market movement, not confirmed transactions, and we label them exactly that way.

What are custom watch rules?

Standing searches that watch the whole market for you. A rule can match by keyword, venue, city, radius around a point, or date window, across the marketplaces you pick. The moment a new event matches, you get the alert. Brokers use them for artists they trade, venues they know, and their home region.

Is API access really included?

Yes. Every Event Radar plan is a real-time data API plan first: Starter includes 10,000 API credits and 250 match reports a month, Pro 250,000 and 2,000, Pro Plus 500,000 and 20,000. The API is real time on every plan with no delays of any kind; the discovery delay you see in the plan table applies only to the dashboard feed. The same login works for both, so anything you see in the dashboard your own scripts can pull live.

Is the data cached?

The discovery feed updates continuously, and every price you fetch on demand is pulled live from the marketplace at the moment you ask, never from a cache. Watch checks hit the marketplace on your schedule, so the floor chart is built from real observations.

Can I export the data?

Yes. Event lists export to CSV, URL lists, and an iCal onsale calendar. The cross-market comparison exports to CSV, and on Pro Plus to JSON including the full seat-level payload from your live fetches. And the API is always there when exports are not enough.

What do I get on the free trial?

The trial opens the radar in look-only mode: the live feed, search, the onsale calendar, and cross-market matches, with price columns hidden and a small API allowance to test with. Watches, rules, alerts, and exports unlock on paid plans.

Which plan should I start with?

Starter if you want the radar plus a working API allowance for one desk. Pro when you trade cross-market and need full price floors, 1-minute watches, and Discord alerts. Pro Plus when you want zero-delay discovery, 500 watches, 500 rules, webhooks, and JSON export. Business and Dedicated plans go further with unlimited radar and private infrastructure.

The market moves at 4 AM. The radar is awake.

Open the live feed on the free trial and watch events land in real time. When you are ready, pick the plan whose watches, rules, and API allowance match your desk.

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Event Radar · ticket & event tracking on 6 marketplaces · up to 10 by API · watches from 1 minute · alerts by email, Discord, webhook · API access in every plan