The 5 best ticket sales data tools in 2026
Knowing how many tickets sold, and for how much, is how resellers decide what to buy. These five tools show resale sales and prices, each with a different focus.
Updated October 28, 2026.
- Eventory: Best overall
- SeatData: Best for historical datasets
- Stage Front Broker Suite: Best for presale planning
- TicketsData: Best for developers
- TicketData: Best free option for buyers
Side by side
| Eventory | SeatData | Stage Front Broker Suite | TicketsData | TicketData | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tickets sold for each event | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not listed |
| Price history | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Yes |
| Free to start | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
| Live restock alerts | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Not listed |
| API | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Not listed |
| Chrome extension | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Yes |
| Price on the website | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
1. Eventory: Best overall
Eventory shows tickets sold, sale prices, listings and available tickets for every event, free to browse, and adds live restock alerts and the full sales history when you need them.
Strengths
- Tickets sold, average and highest sale price, listings and daily sales on every event page, free
- Full sales history, artist and venue data and Trackers with Market Intelligence
- Live restock alerts on 52 ticketing sites in the same account
- Chrome extension with live stock and sales on Ticketmaster, StubHub, viagogo, Vivid Seats and SeatGeek
Limits
- The free tier shows the last 20 sales of an event; the full history is in Market Intelligence
Price: Free event pages; Starter €27 and Broker €68 per seat per month
2. SeatData: Best for historical datasets
SeatData records resale sales reported by marketplaces since February 2021, across more than 1.3 million events, through a web portal, an API, a daily CSV and one-off datasets.
Strengths
- Every recorded sale with section, row, quantity and price before fees
- Primary market data points on Pro, including on-sale status
- Whole-database datasets for your own models
Limits
- Live restock alerts are not listed
- Basic is limited to 150 sales data pulls a month
Price: Basic $19/month, Pro $129/month, datasets from $749; 3-day free trial
3. Stage Front Broker Suite: Best for presale planning
Stage Front's Broker Suite pairs DataVue, a dashboard built on what Stage Front calls almost $7 billion of real sales data, with EventVue, a presale dashboard with codes and an AI demand score.
Strengths
- Sales data from real sales, not listings
- Presale dashboard with presale codes
- Demand score from 30+ variables
Limits
- Price not published
- Access is through Stage Front, a consignment company
Price: Not listed on stagefront.com (Broker Suite Pro and Advanced)
4. TicketsData: Best for developers
TicketsData is an API that returns live listings, prices and availability from ten primary and resale marketplaces in one JSON schema, with an Event Radar that estimates sales.
Strengths
- One API for ten marketplaces
- Cross-market reports for an event
- Monitoring and alerts to Discord, email or webhooks
Limits
- Real-time data only, no historical snapshots
- Starts at $499 a month
Price: Starter $499/month, Pro $2,499/month; free trial without a card
5. TicketData: Best free option for buyers
TicketData is a free price tracker for U.S. and Canadian events: get-in price with fees, section prices over time, a forecast and email price alerts.
Strengths
- Free, with no paid plans
- Price history by section and custom zones
- Chrome extension
Limits
- Listing prices only: tickets sold are not listed
- U.S. and Canada only
Price: Free
How we ranked them
- Whether it shows real sales or only listings
- How far back the history goes and how you can get it (web, API, files)
- Whether it can also alert you when tickets restock
- What it costs, and whether there is a free way to start
Eventory wrote this list and ranks itself first. Everything said about the other tools comes from their own websites, read on October 28, 2026 and linked below; a cross means the tool's website does not list the feature.
FAQ
What is the best tool to see how many tickets sold for an event?
Eventory shows tickets sold, tickets sold in the last 24 hours, sale prices and listings on every event page, for free. SeatData and Stage Front also report sales, with paid plans.
Is there a free ticket sales tracker?
Eventory's event pages are free and show tickets sold and sale prices. TicketData is free too, but tracks listing prices for buyers rather than sales.
Where can I get historical ticket sales data?
Eventory's Market Intelligence plans (from €27 per seat per month) include the full sales history of each event. SeatData sells datasets of all sales it has recorded since February 2021.
Sources
- seatdata.io/pricing
- stagefront.com/brokersuite
- ticketsdata.com/pricing
- ticketdata.com/faq
See what every event really sold.
Tickets sold, sale prices and listings for every event, free to browse, with the full history in Market Intelligence.