Put your ticket offers in front of fans ready to buy.
TicketCurve is building one view of ticket options from approved sources. Fans will be able to compare total prices and set an alert when the price they want becomes available. We’re seeking a focused data and referral pilot with a ticket marketplace.
Be considered alongside the options fans already check.
Fans compare ticket sites before they buy. A TicketCurve pilot would give them a clear view of your approved offers and the option to complete a purchase with you through an attributed link, if that is part of our agreement.
WHERE WE ARE TODAY
Event discovery is live. Marketplace pricing is next.
Fans can search events and open event pages now. We do not currently present Ticketmaster event data as a live, purchasable ticket price. We are adding marketplace comparisons and price alerts as approved pricing sources come online.
PILOT DATA
Agree on the price we can actually show.
We’d like to discuss available event and offer identifiers, total price including mandatory fees, currency, quantity, availability, seat details where offered, refresh frequency, and rules for display, caching, and price history.
FAN EXPERIENCE
Clear source. Clear timing. Clear next step.
For approved offers, we plan to show the marketplace, the time checked, and what the price includes. Fans can set a price alert where permitted. A purchase link and affiliate attribution can be included in the pilot or added after a price-only phase.
A FOCUSED PILOT
Start with a defined set of events.
Agree on the events, inventory, or markets to include
Confirm API or feed access and written display and alert permissions
Set freshness limits and remove prices when an offer expires
Decide whether to start with price alerts or attributed purchase links
Review event views, alert interest, and referred traffic where applicable
LET’S TALK
Start small. Prove the experience.
We’re open to an approved API, feed, or marketplace-specific integration. If you lead partnerships or platform integrations, we’d welcome a conversation about a limited pilot and the terms needed to make the data useful for fans.