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Ticker: Live Event Ticket Market llms.txt changelog

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    https://findticker.com/llms.txt

    − > Ticker measures demand and price for live events: demand tracked day over day, full price history, inventory pace, and peer-relative ranks across the largest ticket marketplaces, made answerable in plain language through MCP. Ticker is an independent measurement layer for the live-event ticket market.− - [Enterprise: live event ticket pricing data API](https://findticker.com/enterprise): Ticker's readings over the same API, at the volume a buyer needs. Primary and resale prices kept apart, listings and tickets counted, demand tracked day over day, full daily history, one record per event joined across the marketplaces Ticker reads. High throughput, on demand, sized to the buyer. The page shows the request and response shapes and four plan cards. Contract only, no self-serve: start with a call − - [API reference](https://findticker.com/docs/api): the HTTP API for live-event ticket pricing data, key-authenticated: price, inventory and demand per event, daily history, name-to-id search, performer rank, saved views and screens. OpenAPI document: https://findticker.com/docs/api/openapi-v1.json+ > Ticker is ticket market data for sellers: primary and resale prices, price history and demand on every event we track, in the app, your AI or the API.+ ## Ticket market data+ - [Ticket market data](https://findticker.com/ticket-market-data): what Ticker measures for each event (primary and resale listings, lowest and median price, taken share by section, demand), how much of the market it covers with dated figures, and what it does not have+ - [Ticket pricing data](https://findticker.com/ticket-pricing-data): ticket price history explained with one real event's series, the price fields, how far back history goes, and the questions it answers+ - [Ticket data API](https://findticker.com/ticket-data-api): the ticket market data API in one page: what a key returns, how it authenticates, the OpenAPI document, and which plans include a key+ - [Enterprise: live event ticket pricing data API](https://findticker.com/enterprise): Ticker's readings over the same API, at the volume a buyer needs. Primary and resale prices kept apart, listings and tickets counted, demand tracked over time, full price history, one record per event joined across the marketplaces Ticker reads. High throughput, on demand, sized to the buyer. The page shows the request and response shapes and how to start a conversation. Contract only, no self-serve: start wit+ - [API reference](https://findticker.com/docs/api): the HTTP API for live-event ticket pricing data, key-authenticated: price, inventory and demand per event, price history, name-to-id search, performer rank, saved views and screens. OpenAPI document: https://findticker.com/docs/api/openapi-v1.json+ - [The Biggest Ticker Update (Yet)](https://findticker.com/blog/2026-10-04-patch-notes): Your Dashboard is now a grid of Widgets you arrange. SH and SG join the Market chart. The screener takes tabs of your own, and Ticker runs faster.