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Live Availability (POST /events/scrape) supports the eleven platforms below. GET /events/platforms returns the same list live, with the regions each accepts, the sections_type it returns, and a realistic event_id_example. Treat that endpoint as the source of truth; this page is a reference summary.
Passing a platform that is not in this list returns 400 with an “unsupported platform” message. The real-time stream and the watchlist cover a wider set of platforms than Live Availability; the platform keys there are separate.

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What to pass as event_id

The format depends on the platform. Some take a bare id, some take the full event URL. Copy the format of event_id_example exactly.

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Platform notes

  • tm covers Ticketmaster worldwide, primary and resale, in a single key. Returns a full venue seat map.
  • axs returns a seat map like Ticketmaster.
  • eventim picks the right scraping strategy automatically from the event region.
  • stubhub routes UK events (stubhub.co.uk) to a dedicated UK monitor; every other region uses the global one. One key covers both.
  • ticketek infers the region from the event URL domain, so the URL and the region should agree.
  • stubhub, viagogo, tickpick, seatgeek and fansale are resale marketplaces; their sections describe listings, and stock is often null.

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Regions

region is a country code such as us, uk, fr, it. It is case-insensitive. When regions in the platform registry is null (shown as “any” above), the platform accepts any value or ignores it; otherwise the value must be one of the listed codes.