TickSights Events and venues
Search the catalogue, filter by performer, marketplace, country, venue or date, and pull normalised event records into your own tools. Venue names come out of one list, not three.
Live api.ticksights.com
Take the data out of the dashboard.
Events, venues, ticket sales and top sellers over a plain authenticated request: in your scripts, your internal tools, your spreadsheets and your bots.
API access is part of every TickSights subscription. Your licence key is the token.
10
Endpoints
3
Marketplaces covered
60.000+
Events in the database
10 Mio+
Sales records analysed
What you can pull
Use TickSights data outside the dashboard
The same records the web app reads, in the systems your team already works in.
Sales and prices
Individual sales newest first, the weighted average price per block of the venue, and a fourteen-day series per event that plots without gaps.
Top sellers
Events ranked by tickets sold over the last 24 hours or 7 days, filtered by country. The same ranking the dashboard shows, in your own report.
Getting started
Query TickSights from anywhere
One authenticated request. No SDK to install, no OAuth dance, no separate account.
Shell https://api.ticksights.com
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
"https://api.ticksights.com/events?search=oasis&countryCode=DE&limit=25"- Bearer token in the Authorization header. Your licence key is the token, there is nothing to apply for.
- Every response carries X-RateLimit-* headers with your limits, what is left and when the window resets.
- Every GET sends an ETag. Send it back as If-None-Match and unchanged data comes back as 304 with an empty body.
Reference
Start with the core event and sales endpoints
Grouped by what they return. Parameters, response schemas and worked examples are in the API reference.
Search the catalogue and filter by performer, marketplace, country, venue or date. updatedSince returns only what changed since your last sync.
One event with its stock, aggregated sales figures, image and seating map.
Venue names normalised across the marketplaces. Look up an ID by name or city, then filter events with it.
Individual sales for an event, newest first, narrowed to a date range instead of paged through in full.
Weighted average price, tickets sold and last sale date, per block of the venue.
Events ranked by tickets sold over 24 hours or 7 days, filtered by country.
Tickets sold per day for the last 14 days, days without a sale included, so the series is always 14 entries long and plots without gaps.
Boosted performers and the coverage figures behind them.
Add a performer to the boost list.
Add an event by marketplace and marketplace event ID, so it starts being tracked.
Access levels
Two ways to use it
Every subscription comes with API access for your own use. Enterprise raises the limits and opens the endpoints that only make sense at volume.
Included
API access is part of your plan. It is scoped to private use: your own spreadsheets, your own internal dashboard, a bot that watches your own events.
In every subscription- Every read endpoint: events, venues, sales, average prices and top sellers
- 1.000 event and venue calls a day, 1.500 on sales, 100 an hour
- Adding events is capped low, enough to keep your own list current
- Your licence key is the token, so there is nothing to apply for
Enterprise
For teams that sync the catalogue, run TickSights data behind a product of their own, or add events at volume.
Priced per use case- Up to 50.000 calls a day on the list endpoints, 30.000 on sales
- Add events at volume instead of one at a time
- 14 days of sales development per event, ready to plot
- Boost: boosted performers and the coverage figures behind them
Rate limits per endpoint
| Endpoint | Included | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| GET /events | 1.000 / 100 | 50.000 / 50.000 |
| GET /event/{id} | 1.500 / 100 | 10.000 / 10.000 |
| GET /venues | 1.000 / 100 | 50.000 / 50.000 |
| GET /event/{id}/sales | 1.500 / 100 | 30.000 / 30.000 |
| GET /event/{id}/avgprice | 800 / 100 | 10.000 / 10.000 |
| GET /topsellers | 500 / 100 | 10.000 / 10.000 |
| POST /event | 5 / 5 | 10.000 / 10.000 |
| GET /event/{id}/sales/development | Not available | 10.000 / 1.000 |
| /boost | Not available | 1.000 / 100 |
Daily / hourly, counted separately for each endpoint and each token. Both
windows follow the server clock: the hour resets on the hour, the day at
midnight. A licence key without an active subscription keeps working at a much
lower allowance. Exceeding a limit returns 429, and so does an
Enterprise-only endpoint on a plan that does not include it.
Get a key with your subscription
API access comes with every plan, so the fastest route to a token is the same checkout as the dashboard. For higher limits, write to us instead.