Ticket market data, field by field
What ticket market data holds: resale prices before and after fees, face value, listings, tickets and primary seats taken, with real values from 99 events.
Sample prices as of Nov 7, 2026
Ticket market data is the record of what tickets cost and how many are left, read from the places tickets are sold. For one event it answers four questions: what the cheapest seat costs, what a typical seat costs, how many seats are on sale, and how that compares with the price the primary market set.
Ticker tracks 1,080,291 events as of Nov 8, 2026, 1:26 AM EST, and records 246 fields for each one. The groups below are how the fields are organized, from timing and location to prices by marketplace.
The four layers of an event
- Resale prices. The lowest, median, 25th and 75th percentile asking price, each before and after fees. For Monster Jam on Nov 7, 2026, the cheapest ticket on Vivid Seats cost $55 all-in and the median listing $93.
- Supply. Listings and tickets on sale per marketplace and per section. The same event had 35,177 tickets in 4,044 listings on Vivid Seats.
- Section detail. The same prices for every section in the venue. Its cheapest section, Upper View 501, started at $55 all-in.
- Primary market. Face prices and the seats the primary market still offers. A seat the primary market no longer offers counts as taken.
Every field group
| Group | Columns |
|---|---|
| Event & timing | 27 |
| Location | 6 |
| Pricing | 49 |
| SH | 20 |
| SG | 11 |
| GT | 10 |
| TM resale | 8 |
| TM | 13 |
| MLB | 10 |
| Inventory & demand | 28 |
| Demand | 6 |
| Momentum & signals | 23 |
| Weather | 6 |
| Performer | 58 |
| GO | 5 |
| AQ | 5 |
That is 285 columns in total, each described on the fields page.
Questions
- What is ticket data?
- Ticket data is the record of what tickets cost and how many are on sale for an event, read from primary and resale marketplaces. Ticker tracks 1,080,291 events and records 246 fields for each.