Eventory vs SeatData

SeatData is a database of resale ticket sales. Eventory watches ticketing sites live and alerts you when tickets come back, with market data next to it. Here is how they differ, from each product's own pages.

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Eventory vs SeatData at a glance

EventorySeatData
Live restock alerts from primary and resale sitesYesNot listed
Alerts in Discord, Slack, Telegram and WhatsAppYesNot listed
Webhooks and a live notification streamYesNot listed
Tickets sold and sale prices for every eventYesYes
Free public event pagesYesYes
Chrome extension with live stock on the event pageYesNot listed
Desktop app for alertsYesNot listed
APIYesYes

"Not listed" means seatdata.io does not list the feature (checked on October 28, 2026).

Why choose Eventory over SeatData

Alerts, not yesterday's data

SeatData tells you what sold. Eventory tells you the second tickets restock on Ticketmaster, Eventim, AXS and dozens more, so you can still buy them.

Where your team already works

Alerts land in Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp or Pushover, filtered by section, price and quantity, or in your own tools through webhooks.

52 sites in 35 countries

From Ticketmaster and AXS to Eventim, See Tickets, fanSALE and TicketSwap, with tickets sold and sale prices on every event page.

What Eventory is

Eventory monitors 52 primary and resale ticketing sites in 35 countries and alerts your team the second tickets restock, stock drops or prices move, in Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Pushover or webhooks and the API. Every event page adds the market data: tickets sold, sale prices, listings and available tickets.

What SeatData is

SeatData describes itself as real-time and historical ticket sales data for concerts, sports and theater, through a web portal, an API, a daily CSV and one-off datasets. It records sales reported by resale marketplaces since February 2021, across more than 1.3 million events.

The details

"Not listed" means seatdata.io does not mention it. Eventory prices in EUR.

EventorySeatData
What it isTicket monitors for primary and resale sites, plus market data (tickets sold, prices, listings, sales history)Resale ticket sales data and event analytics, by web portal, API, daily CSV and datasets
Live restock alerts from ticketing sitesLive monitors on 52 ticketing sites in 35 countries: restocks, stock drops and price changes, filtered by section, price and quantityNot listed on seatdata.io
Price alertsPrice changes on monitored events, in real timeFree email alerts when an event's get-in price drops, on its public event pages
Sales dataTickets sold, average and highest sale price, listings and available tickets on every event page; the full sales history with Market IntelligenceEvery recorded sale with date, section, row, quantity and price before fees, back to February 2021
Primary market dataTicketmaster stock and prices in the extension and on event pagesUp to 14 primary market data points on Pro, including on-sale status and primary get-in
Where alerts arriveDiscord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Pushover, webhooks and the API, the dashboard and the desktop appEmail (price-drop alerts)
APIEventory API, billed in credits; 1,000 credits included with Market IntelligenceREST API and Python SDK, "as low as $0.005 per request"
Bulk dataNo downloadable datasets; data through the APIDatasets from $749 (current events) to $3,499 (all sales since 2021), daily CSV $100–200/month
PriceMonitors: Essential €138/month (70 events, 2 users), Standard €278 (200 events, 4 users), Team €480 (400 events, 8 users), Pro €960 (1,000 events, 8 users); Enterprise on request. Market data: Free tier; Starter €27 and Broker €68 per seat per monthBasic $19/month (150 sales data pulls), Pro $129/month (unlimited sales data in the portal)
Try it freeEvent pages free to browse, no card needed3-day free trial on Basic and Pro

When SeatData may be enough

  • You want years of past resale sales in bulk: SeatData sells its whole sales database since 2021 as a dataset.
  • You only need sales numbers, not alerts, and $19–129 a month fits the budget.
  • You build your own models and want a daily CSV of every current event.

They answer different questions: SeatData tells you how an event sold, Eventory tells you when tickets are back. You can research with one and buy with the other.

Eventory vs SeatData: FAQ

What is the difference between Eventory and SeatData?

SeatData is a resale sales database: what sold, where and for how much, since 2021. Eventory monitors ticketing sites live and alerts you on restocks, stock drops and price changes, and shows tickets sold and prices on every event page.

Is Eventory a SeatData alternative?

For sales and price data, yes: every Eventory event page shows tickets sold, average and highest sale price and listings, and Market Intelligence adds the full sales history. For bulk historical datasets back to 2021, SeatData is built for that and Eventory is not.

How much does SeatData cost?

On October 28, 2026, seatdata.io listed Basic at $19 a month with 150 sales data pulls and Pro at $129 a month with unlimited sales data, both with a 3-day free trial. Check seatdata.io/pricing for current prices.

Does SeatData send restock alerts?

seatdata.io lists free email alerts when an event's get-in price drops. Restock alerts from primary ticketing sites are not listed on its website; that is what Eventory Monitors do.

Does Eventory have an API like SeatData?

Yes. The Eventory API gives access to event, ticket, pricing, sales and monitor data, billed in credits, with documentation at docs.eventory.ai.

Sources

Read on October 28, 2026. Prices and features change: check seatdata.io before you decide.

  • seatdata.io (home and FAQ)
  • seatdata.io/pricing
  • SeatData sales data methodology

More comparisons

Know the second tickets are back.

Eventory watches the ticketing sites and tells your team about every restock, with the section, the quantity and the price.

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