
TicketData
Ticket Price Trends and Forecasts for Sports and Concerts
What it does
TicketData lets you instantly see how ticket prices are trending on resale websites for any live event. Browse real-time charts, view historical price trends, get alerts when prices drop, and explore AI forecasts built from years of resale data.
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all alternatives →- IBI built TicketData – Ticket price trends and data for Sports & ConcertsOct 2025 · ticketdata.com · ▲7
14 years ago, I launched my original version of TicketData via a Show HN. While the public site didn't get traction, the data proved valuable to those in the ticketing industry, and it became a B2B data product that's kept me busy ever since. I'm now relaunching the front-end site as a totally free and public tool for anyone to make smarter decisions when buying tickets for live events. The re-launched site shows live resale price charts (using data from sites like StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, etc) that update as often as every few minutes. You can see price history for the cheapest…





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