Ticket APIs by marketplace
How to get ticket prices from more than one marketplace in one place: the fields each marketplace carries in a joined dataset, with real coverage counts.
Sample prices as of Nov 7, 2026
Each ticket marketplace runs its own developer program, with its own keys, terms and data model. SeatGeek and StubHub both run developer portals. To compare prices across marketplaces you need each one's data matched to the same event, the same section names and the same fee basis.
That matching is what a joined dataset does. The sample on this site carries 9 sources, and Ticker writes each one as columns on one event row.
What each marketplace carries
| Marketplace | Columns | Sample events priced | Cheapest floor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vivid Seats | Event-level columns | 99 of 99 | 28 events |
| StubHub | 20 | 96 of 99 | 13 events |
| SeatGeek | 11 | 96 of 99 | 4 events |
| Gametime | 10 | 94 of 99 | 44 events |
| Ticketmaster resale | 8 | 71 of 99 | 10 events |
| GoTickets | 5 | 99 of 99 | 0 events |
| Ticketmaster | 13 | 73 of 99 | 0 events |
"Cheapest floor" counts the events where that marketplace had the lowest all-in price of all, as of Nov 7, 2026. No single marketplace was cheapest for most events, which is the case for reading them side by side.
Every marketplace in one record
Ticker's API returns events with every marketplace joined, plus section prices and listing rows. The access page covers keys and plans.
Questions
- Is there one API for prices on every ticket marketplace?
- Each marketplace runs its own developer program. A joined dataset such as Ticker's reads them all and matches them to one event, so one record carries every marketplace's prices.
Read prices across marketplaces through one API with Ticker.