live-events-ticketing-researchlisted
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# Live-event ticketing research
Research public, read-only secondary-market listings from StubHub and
SeatGeek. Treat every price and availability result as a timestamped snapshot,
not an offer, reservation, or guaranteed inventory.
## Discover and resolve events
- Start with SeatGeek `/seatgeek/search?q=...&limit=1..50` for a named event,
performer, or venue. Use returned provider IDs only with the matching
SeatGeek endpoints: `/seatgeek/event?id=...`, `/seatgeek/performer-events`,
or `/seatgeek/venue-events`. `/seatgeek/categories` supplies taxonomy IDs
for `/seatgeek/events-by-category`; `/seatgeek/cities` supplies curated
coordinates for `/seatgeek/events-near`. These page indexes are one-based
and `per_page` is 1–50.
- For StubHub geographic discovery, pass valid `lat` and `lon` to
`/stubhub/explore`, optionally with `from`, `to`, price bounds, or category
filters. Dates accept RFC3339 or a bare `YYYY-MM-DD`; the default window is
now through 14 days later. `/stubhub/categories` requires the same location
and is the discovery source for `category_id` in `/stubhub/category-events`.
- Use `/stubhub/trending` and `/stubhub/trending-events` only as currently
featured discovery feeds. For a performer or venue schedule, carry both the
real slug and numeric ID from a returned canonical URL into
`/stubhub/performer-events` or `/stubhub/venue-events`; do not construct or
mix identifiers. StubHub feed pages are one-based. `include_parking_passes`
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