SeatGeek Event Tickets & Prices Scraper

Extract public SeatGeek events by search term or event URL, with venue, date, performers and live ticket price stats: lowest, average, highest and total listings

25+ fields per record

Live prices lowest / avg / high

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

Updated 2026-07-06

What you get

Each record is one public SeatGeek event with its venue, schedule, performers and live resale ticket price statistics, ready to build price trackers, resale arbitrage models, event calendars or demand dashboards. Search by any term (a tournament, artist, team or venue) or point the scraper at specific event URLs.

• title: full event title
• shortTitle: shorter event title
• type: event type or category (for example international_soccer, concert, nba)
• datetimeLocal: event start date and time in the venue local time
• datetimeUtc: event start date and time in UTC
• dateTbd: whether the exact date is still to be determined
• venueName: name of the venue
• address: venue street address
• city: venue city
• state: venue state code
• postalCode: venue postal code
• country: venue country
• displayLocation: human readable venue location (city, state)
• latitude: venue latitude
• longitude: venue longitude
• performers: full list of performing acts, teams or artists
• primaryPerformer: the headline performer or home team
• lowestPrice: lowest available ticket price in US dollars
• averagePrice: average ticket price in US dollars
• medianPrice: median ticket price in US dollars
• highestPrice: highest ticket price in US dollars
• lowestBasePrice: lowest base price before fees in US dollars
• listingCount: number of active ticket listings
• ticketCount: total tickets available across listings
• imageUrl: main performer or event image
• popularity: relative popularity score for the event
• id: SeatGeek event id
• url: SeatGeek event page link
• observedAt: when this event was last seen by the scraper

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Track World Cup 2026 match ticket prices over time	Fans, travel planners, media, analysts
Model resale arbitrage across events and venues	Resellers, brokers, trading desks
Discover upcoming concerts, sports and shows	Media sites, apps, aggregators
Monitor demand with live listing and price stats	Promoters, teams, pricing teams
Build an event and venue database by city	Hospitality, travel and tourism businesses

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this scraper include ticket prices? Yes. Every event record carries live resale price statistics: the lowest, average, median and highest listed prices in US dollars, plus the number of active listings and total tickets available. This is the core of what the scraper returns.

How do I scrape World Cup 2026 tickets? Leave the default search term as World Cup, or set it to a specific matchup or stage. You will get every listed match with its venue, kickoff time, teams and current price range. You can also paste specific event URLs to track them directly.

Can I search by any performer, team or event? Yes. Set the search term to an artist, band, team, tournament or venue (for example Taylor Swift, Lakers, Coldplay) and the scraper returns the matching upcoming events with their live prices.

Can I filter by city or date? Yes. Add a city to keep only events at venues in that city, and set an optional Date From and Date To range to keep only events starting inside that window.

How many events can I collect in one run? Set the Max Items value to control the volume. A popular search or tournament can return dozens of dated events per run, each with full price stats.

Are the prices live? Prices reflect the active resale listings at the moment of the run. Run the scraper on a schedule to build a price history and spot demand trends over time.

Export, API and AI agents (x402 + MCP)

Export the scraped data to JSON, CSV or Excel, pull it as a dataset through the Apify API, or wire it into your app with no code. This web scraper and data extractor also works for bulk data extraction and scheduled runs.

For AI agents: this Actor is available on x402, Apify's agentic payment standard built with Coinbase. An AI agent can discover, pay for and run it on its own with a funded wallet and a single HTTP request: no account, no subscription, no API key and no human in the loop. It also runs as an MCP tool inside Claude, Cursor and other AI clients out of the box. Learn more about x402 agentic payments on Apify.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with SeatGeek. It only accesses data that is publicly available on the platform. Use it in accordance with SeatGeek's terms of service.