Event Ticket Price Aggregator Platform
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
Ticket - cheapest ticket guaranteed - replicate SEATPICK.COM, But better aesthetic and easier navigation
An Ai that “webscrapes/weblinks connected to APIs” the cheapest tickets for any event across hundreds of ticket reselling platforms - simple redirect - USING API’s
Use linking and affiliate partnerships to stay compliant with ticket platforms
Example Workflow
User Searches: “Taylor Swift concert tickets.
Platform Displays: Prices from various platforms (e.g., SeatGeek, Ticketmaster + 30 more sites competing for your clicks and attention).
User Clicks - On the cheapest option (for any event or seat, section, row) and is redirected to the ticket provider’s site
We make moola - An affiliate commission if the ticket is purchased. Something between 5-10% on each ticket sold with the link. Money.
\\\ NEEDS TO BE A MASSIVE MARKETING EFFORT////
How do you get payed ??
Traffic, advertising, affiliate programs (if you direct them to my site, we will pay you), user data.
EXTRA VALUE ADD (the most important part, and the reason we need someone technical).
Historical prices for events
Price drop alerts
Reviews on events (from people who have bought - incentivize ticket discounts for this)
Social proofing (there are 100 people looking at this event, and exactly X amount of tickets left”
Build me a Skyscanner for events. a platform that aggregates and compares ticket prices for concerts, sports, and other events—requires strategic planning, technical design, and coding. Below is a step-by-step guide for building it.
Essential Features: very important for MVP
1. Event Search:
• Search by event type, location, date, or artist/team.
• Filtering options (e.g., price, seat quality, venue).
2. Price Comparison:
• Aggregate ticket prices from multiple providers (e.g., SeatGeek, StubHub, Ticketmaster).
• Include all fees for transparency.
3. User Accounts:
• Allow users to save preferences and favourite events, and set up price alerts.
4. Notifications:
• Alerts for price drops or new events.
5. Affiliate Linking:
• Redirect users to ticket providers for purchasing.
User Searches: “Taylor Swift concert tickets.
Platform Displays: Prices from various platforms (e.g., SeatGeek, Ticketmaster + 30 more sites competing for your clicks and attention).
User Clicks - On the cheapest option (for any event or seat, section, row) and is redirected to the ticket provider’s site
An affiliate commission if the ticket is purchased.
MUST CONNECT WITH THE API's of each ticket provider, and I think they have different API's,
there is a lot of weblinking/ webscraping for real time ticket prices
Example Workflow
1. A user searches for "Taylor Swift concert in Los Angeles."
2. Your platform:
* Queries Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, and other sellers.
* Aggregates all available tickets, including prices and fees.
* Sorts the results by total price.
3. The user sees a list of tickets with:
* The seller.
* The total price (including fees).
* A link to purchase.
An Ai that “webscrapes/weblinks connected to APIs” the cheapest tickets for any event across hundreds of ticket reselling platforms - simple redirect - USING API’s
Use linking and affiliate partnerships to stay compliant with ticket platforms
Example Workflow
User Searches: “Taylor Swift concert tickets.
Platform Displays: Prices from various platforms (e.g., SeatGeek, Ticketmaster + 30 more sites competing for your clicks and attention).
User Clicks - On the cheapest option (for any event or seat, section, row) and is redirected to the ticket provider’s site
We make moola - An affiliate commission if the ticket is purchased. Something between 5-10% on each ticket sold with the link. Money.
\\\ NEEDS TO BE A MASSIVE MARKETING EFFORT////
How do you get payed ??
Traffic, advertising, affiliate programs (if you direct them to my site, we will pay you), user data.
EXTRA VALUE ADD (the most important part, and the reason we need someone technical).
Historical prices for events
Price drop alerts
Reviews on events (from people who have bought - incentivize ticket discounts for this)
Social proofing (there are 100 people looking at this event, and exactly X amount of tickets left”
Build me a Skyscanner for events. a platform that aggregates and compares ticket prices for concerts, sports, and other events—requires strategic planning, technical design, and coding. Below is a step-by-step guide for building it.
Essential Features: very important for MVP
1. Event Search:
• Search by event type, location, date, or artist/team.
• Filtering options (e.g., price, seat quality, venue).
2. Price Comparison:
• Aggregate ticket prices from multiple providers (e.g., SeatGeek, StubHub, Ticketmaster).
• Include all fees for transparency.
3. User Accounts:
• Allow users to save preferences and favourite events, and set up price alerts.
4. Notifications:
• Alerts for price drops or new events.
5. Affiliate Linking:
• Redirect users to ticket providers for purchasing.
User Searches: “Taylor Swift concert tickets.
Platform Displays: Prices from various platforms (e.g., SeatGeek, Ticketmaster + 30 more sites competing for your clicks and attention).
User Clicks - On the cheapest option (for any event or seat, section, row) and is redirected to the ticket provider’s site
An affiliate commission if the ticket is purchased.
MUST CONNECT WITH THE API's of each ticket provider, and I think they have different API's,
there is a lot of weblinking/ webscraping for real time ticket prices
Example Workflow
1. A user searches for "Taylor Swift concert in Los Angeles."
2. Your platform:
* Queries Ticketmaster, StubHub, SeatGeek, and other sellers.
* Aggregates all available tickets, including prices and fees.
* Sorts the results by total price.
3. The user sees a list of tickets with:
* The seller.
* The total price (including fees).
* A link to purchase.