Guides for selling tickets with AI
Each guide answers one seller question in its first line, then backs it with real numbers.
- How ticket sellers use AI: what it does well, what it gets wrongSellers use ChatGPT and Claude to read section prices, compare marketplaces, price inventory and watch moves. It works when the assistant reads current listings.
- Prompts that price a ticket listing in ChatGPT or ClaudeAsk for three numbers in your section: the lowest all-in price, the median, and the tickets listed. Four prompts, worked on real events.
- Track a section's price and get alerts from a chatTake a baseline for your section, set the move that matters, and have the assistant save an alert on the event's lowest price.
- Season ticket holders: price each home game with AIThe same seats ask different prices from game to game. One prompt compares your section across every home game, worked on real games.
- AI agents, bots and the BOTS Act: what a seller may automateThe BOTS Act bars beating a ticket site’s purchase limits or security. Reading listings and pricing tickets you hold with AI is a different activity.
- The AI connector: what an MCP server means for a ticket sellerAn MCP connector lets ChatGPT or Claude read ticket market data and save alerts from the chat. What Ticker MCP gives a seller, in plain words.
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity for ticket workPick the assistant by what it can read: ticket market data through a connector, your inventory file, and your saved rules.
- Price your ticket inventory spreadsheet with AIUpload your inventory sheet to ChatGPT or Claude and have it fill the section floor, median and tickets listed for every row. Blank CSV template included.
- The StubHub and SeatGeek apps in ChatGPT: what a seller learns from themStubHub and SeatGeek run apps inside ChatGPT that show buyers their own listings. What a seller can learn from them, and what they leave out.
- Check an AI's ticket price answer before you listFive checks before you trust a price from ChatGPT or Claude: fees, per ticket, the section name, tickets against listings, and floor against median.
- Write your pricing rules once: instructions for ChatGPT and ClaudePut your pricing rules in a ChatGPT Project, a Claude Project or a custom GPT, so every chat prices tickets the same way. Copyable instruction set.
- A morning market check you can run every dayOne prompt each morning: which of your events moved, where each floor sits, and which events carry more listings than seats. Worked on the sample.