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Status302 indexes the Ticketmaster catalog and tracks every event's primary inventory, resale and sales as they happen.
Three markets, never blended.
Primary, Ticketmaster resale and secondary marketplaces are separate series at every layer, from the time series to the seat map. You see where the money is, and the spread between them.
Primary
Face value, fees and all-in price per Ticketmaster price level, dynamic pricing included.
TM resale
Verified resale on Ticketmaster, tracked as its own market with its own floor and sales.
Secondary
Off-platform marketplaces, kept apart so spreads against primary stay honest.
Finding events
Know what's moving, and what's next.
Every catalog row carries its market columns: floor, 24 h and 72 h change, sales, depletion, inventory and sell-through. Tabs rank the movers up and down, the most sales in 24 hours, the fastest depletion and new on-sales, with filters by country, floor and percentage change.
The calendar lays out public on-sales, presales and shows day by day in your time zone, so you are ready before the queue opens.
Tracking sales
Every sale, as it lands.
The sales feed streams over a WebSocket: section, row, seats, quantity and price, labelled with how sure we are it was a sale and not a hold or a delist. Calendar, feed and catalog share one stream, so nothing needs a refresh.
Analyzing details
One page per event, down to the seat.
KPIs for each market, Ticketmaster's price levels with face value, fees and all-in price, and the remaining seats per level. The seat map paints sections by price or availability, lists open seats per section and shows each restock, drop and released hold as it happens.
Comparing events
Lists that work like a spreadsheet.
Save events to shared lists and work them in a grid with live cells: sort, pick columns, add notes and export to CSV. Lists also drive the feed filters, alert scopes and webhook subscriptions.
Creating alerts
Alerts on the numbers you watch.
Rules on any market metric, on primary restocks and sale bursts, or on new events and on-sales matching a catalog filter. Scope them to an event, a list, an artist or a search, preview what would match, and get them on Discord, Telegram, email, web push or a signed webhook.
Building on Status302
The same API the app runs on.
The web app is a client of the public API, so your integration gets the same data at the same moment. Create keys with scopes, IP allowlists and expiry in Settings, then use REST, the realtime stream or webhooks.
REST
curl https://api.status302.com/v1/events/4102/metrics \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $STATUS302_API_KEY"WebSocket stream
// subscribe once, get every change after seq 48211
{"op":"subscribe","id":"r1","topic":"event.4102.sales","since":48211}
{"type":"subscribed","id":"r1","topic":"event.4102.sales","seq":48230}
{"type":"data","topic":"event.4102.sales","seq":48231,
"ts":"2026-10-27T18:04:11Z","data":{"section":"108","row":"C",
"qty":2,"priceMinor":18450,"currency":"USD","confidence":"inferred_high"}}REST, documented
Catalog, metrics, series, sales, calendar, maps, lists and alerts. OpenAPI 3 with cursor pagination and problem+json errors.
A stream that resumes
Every topic is sequenced. Reconnect with
sinceand the gap is replayed, or you are told which snapshot to reload.Signed webhooks
Alert firings, on-sale announcements, status changes and sales on your lists, signed with HMAC-SHA256, retried and redeliverable.
SDKs for TypeScript and Python
Typed from the spec, with retries that honour rate limits and a stream client that reconnects and dedupes for you.
Free trial
See the market move.
Start with a free trial of any self-serve plan. Every plan includes the catalog, the calendar, the live feed and alerts; API access starts with Pro.