Primary ticketing
Ticketmaster restock monitor
Ticketmaster is the biggest primary ticket seller in the world, for concerts, sports and theatre in more than 30 countries. Tickets come back in waves: released holds, extra dates, Platinum price drops and fan-to-fan resale.
Why Ticketmaster tickets come back
A sold-out show on Ticketmaster is rarely sold out for good. Promoters hold back tickets for the artist, the label and sponsors and release them later; extra dates and new sections open when demand is clear; and tickets that sat in someone's basket or failed at payment go back on sale minutes later.
None of this is announced. It happens at any hour, often a handful of seats at a time, and the people refreshing the page at that moment get them. An Eventory monitor refreshes Ticketmaster for you, around the clock, and tells you the second tickets reappear.
What to know about Ticketmaster
- Holds and production seats are released in the last days before a show, often a few at a time and at any hour.
- Platinum prices are dynamic: they come down when demand cools, so watch Platinum and standard offers separately.
- In the US and UK, fan resale is listed on the same event page: keep it in or filter it out.
What Eventory alerts you about on Ticketmaster
Every alert carries the section, the quantity and the price, with a link straight to the event.
Restocks
When Ticketmaster releases held tickets, opens a new date or puts returned tickets back on sale, Eventory sends the alert within seconds, with the section, the quantity and the price, and a link straight to the event.
Stock drops
See demand as it happens: Eventory tells you when tickets disappear from Ticketmaster, section by section, so you know what is selling and how fast.
Price changes
When prices on Ticketmaster go up or down, you hear about it straight away, so you can buy the dip or reprice your own listings.
Only the alerts you would act on
- Sections: only the blocks you name
- Rows: only the rows you want
- Seats together: a minimum number of adjacent seats
- Maximum price: nothing above the price per ticket you set
- Stock range: alert only between a minimum and a maximum number of tickets
- Restock size: only when at least N tickets come back (or go) at once
- Ticketmaster discovery id: pins the exact event when one page lists several
- Standard tickets: face-value tickets from the primary sale
- Resale tickets: fan-to-fan resale listed on the same page
- General admission: standing and unreserved tickets
- Platinum tickets: dynamically priced primary seats
- VIP packages: tickets bundled with hospitality or extras
- Skip presales: ignore offers that need a presale code
How to monitor Ticketmaster events
- Open the event on Ticketmaster and copy its link, for example:
https://www.ticketmaster.com/sample-event/event/05006318AD4516D0 - Paste it into Add monitor on your Eventory watchlist and set the filters you want.
- Choose where alerts go: Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Pushover, Webhooks & API or the Eventory dashboard.
Ticketmaster countries covered
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA
Ticketmaster monitor FAQ
Does Ticketmaster release more tickets after a sell-out?
Often, yes. Promoters hold back tickets for the artist, the production and sponsors and release them later, extra dates are added when demand is clear, and abandoned or failed orders go back on sale. It happens without an announcement, which is why a monitor that checks the event around the clock catches tickets that people refreshing by hand miss.
How do you resell tickets on Ticketmaster?
From your Ticketmaster account, open the order and choose Sell, where the event allows it. The organiser decides whether resale is on and can cap the price; in the US, tickets sold through Verified Resale are re-issued with a new barcode to the buyer.
Can I get Ticketmaster alerts for resale tickets?
Yes. An Eventory monitor can watch standard and resale offers on the same Ticketmaster event and alert you only for the ones you want, with the section, the quantity and the price.
Can Eventory monitor Ticketmaster?
Yes. Paste the link of an event on Ticketmaster into Eventory and the monitor starts watching it right away. Ticketmaster is the biggest primary ticket seller in the world, for concerts, sports and theatre in more than 30 countries. Tickets come back in waves: released holds, extra dates, Platinum price drops and fan-to-fan resale.
Which Ticketmaster countries does Eventory cover?
Eventory monitors Ticketmaster in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and USA.
What alerts do I get for Ticketmaster?
Restocks, stock drops and price changes. Alerts go to Discord, Slack, Telegram, Pushover or WhatsApp, to the Eventory dashboard, or to your own systems through webhooks and the API.
Can I filter Ticketmaster alerts?
Yes: sections, rows, seats together, maximum price, stock range, restock size, Ticketmaster discovery id, standard tickets, resale tickets, general admission, Platinum tickets, VIP packages and skip presales. Some of them depend on the Ticketmaster country.
Is Eventory a Ticketmaster bot?
No. Eventory does not buy, reserve or hold tickets on Ticketmaster. It watches the events you choose and alerts you when something changes; you buy on Ticketmaster yourself, like any other fan.
Can I monitor several Ticketmaster events at once?
Yes. Every Eventory plan includes a number of monitored events, from dozens to hundreds, and each one can have its own filters and alert channel. You can mix Ticketmaster events with events on any other site Eventory monitors.
Other sites Eventory monitors
- Eventim ticket tracker
- See Tickets monitor
- DICE ticket monitor
- Vivaticket ticket monitor
- ETicketing.co ticket monitor
- Ticketportal ticket monitor
Be first to every Ticketmaster drop.
Eventory watches Ticketmaster and dozens of other ticketing sites around the clock, and tells your team the second tickets are back.