Global provider feeds ingested and…
Global provider feeds ingested and normalized into one event record
SeatsIntel™
Know the event, the market and the opportunity before you sell — catalog, onsale calendar, demand signals and forecasts in one intelligence layer.
SeatsBrokers indexes global events into one structured record — dates, venues, category bands and onsale windows — then tracks demand, price movement and comparable events against it. The same intelligence feeds broker pricing, inventory decisions and partner quoting.
Forecast lens
Champions League FinalWembley · London · EV-28402
SeatsBrokers event intelligence forecast for Champions League Final at T-19. Model v3.1 projects a P10 to P90 ask band of £224 to £378, median £312, confidence 87 percent, sellout risk 78 percent by T-6. Active scenario Hold. Comparable set includes UCL Final 2025, Monaco GP 2025 and Wimbledon SF.
The problem
Onsale dates, venue maps, demand and comparable prices live in different tools. Brokers spend the day gathering context instead of acting on it.
How SeatsBrokers solves it
Global provider feeds ingested and normalized into one event record
sections, category bands and rows structured
Onsale windows, demand indicators and price movement tracked continuously
Forecasts and comparable events delivered to dashboards and connected products
Event radar
One structured catalog of global events — date, venue, competition and category bands — with the onsale calendar and a demand score attached to each record.
SeatsBrokers ingests provider feeds continuously and normalizes them into a single event record. The radar ranks what opens next, how much demand is building behind it and which events your desk is already watching — the same catalog that powers listings, quotes and the Events API.
What's included
Football, tennis, cricket, rugby, Formula 1, boxing, concerts, theatre and festivals — structured with dates, venues and competitions rather than free text.
Mon 04 Aug · 14 onsales · Domestic league fixtures
Catalog record, onsale window and demand score per event.
Demand curve, market ask movement and comparable events.
Demand & price signals
Watch how demand and the market ask move toward event day, then compare the event against past events that behaved the same way.
Every tracked event carries a demand curve, a median ask curve and a matched comparable set. Category bands show where the pressure actually sits — Cat A tightening while the upper tier softens is a pricing decision, not a headline number.
What's included
A demand index plotted against days to event, so an early spike and a late build look different instead of averaging into one number.
Champions League Final
Venue & Category Intelligence
Interactive venue maps with sections, categories, rows and seating areas — connected to actual inventory listing data. A listing is a location in a mapped stadium, not a line of free text, so brokers, B2B partners and the Events API all read the same structure.
Same rows the map is highlighting.
| Section | Category | Rows | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| West Lower 118 | Cat A · Longside lower | Rows 1–24 | £398 | Available |
| West Lower 120 | Cat A · Longside lower | Rows 1–24 | £425 | Available |
| West Lower 122 | Cat A · Longside lower | Rows 1–24 | £412 | Low |
| East Upper 134 | Cat B · Longside upper | Rows 25–48 | £238 | Available |
| North 124 | Cat C · Behind goal | Rows 1–18 | £172 | Available |
| Corner NW 108 | Club level | Rows 1–12 | £486 | Low |
Category bands, comparable set and section-level availability.
Projected ask band, sellout risk and scenario modelling.
AI forecast
The forecast model projects where price and sell-through are heading, with confidence bands and scenarios you can compare side by side.
Catalog, onsale calendar, demand index, comparable events and live marketplace asks feed one event forecast. It projects an ask band to event day, scores sellout risk per category band and models what changes if you hold, reprice or release held inventory. The forecast stays advisory — pricing and inventory decisions remain with the desk.
What's included
A P10–P90 band from today to event day rather than a single number, so the desk can see how wide the uncertainty really is.
Forecasts feed AI pricing, inventory decisions and partner quoting.
See how AI Pricing uses itCapabilities
Events, onsales, venues and demand sit in one record so the desk can act before it sources.
Football, rugby, cricket, tennis, Formula 1 and more — in one structured record.
Onsale dates, times and upcoming sales tracked per event.
Sections, categories and seating areas linked to the event.
Watchers, comparable events and category heat before you source.
Average, lowest and market ask tracked as the event approaches.
Projected ask bands and sellout risk that feed pricing and quotes.
Event Categories
The radar scores whatever your business sells. Every category carries the same structure — competition, venue, onsale window and category bands.
Shared event record6 categories · Global catalog
Lead coverage
Domestic leagues, European competitions and international fixtures.
Grand Slams, Test series, IPL and international tournaments.
High demandTracked onsales
Six Nations, World Cup, Grand Prix weekends and hospitality.
Peak demandTracked onsales
Championship fights, arena tours and festival circuits.
High demandTracked onsales
West End, Broadway, exhibitions and cultural events.
Steady demandTracked onsales
Multi-day festivals and other global live events.
High demandTracked onsales
Platform integration
Market opportunity moves into inventory, pricing and distribution on the same platform.