Automate Ticketmaster
Turn the repetitive Ticketmaster work you do by hand (open an event, check availability) into a workflow Writ runs for you, on your own account, on a schedule or on demand.
- 1open an event
- 2check availability
- 3reserve on your own account
✓ Recorded once, then run for you
Stop doing Ticketmaster by hand
The Ticketmaster tasks you repeat (open an event, check availability, reserve on your own account) are exactly the kind of work a computer should do. But Ticketmaster has no general public API, and the flow runs behind a login and dynamic pages. Ticketmaster's Discovery API covers event metadata but not the live availability and checkout flow.
Writ closes that gap. Record the Ticketmaster task once (or describe it to an AI session) and Writ runs it for you in a real browser, on your own account. Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.
Ticketmaster tasks Writ can run for you
Each of these is a real Ticketmaster action, captured into a workflow and run on your own account.
Workflows extract structured fields such as event, on-sale time, seat availability, price tier along the way: typed data you can route anywhere.
Three ways to build your Ticketmaster automation
Pick whichever fits the task. All three produce the same workflow Writ can run for you.
Built on the same engine as the recorder and workflows, with 30+ step types.
Login, 2FA, and dynamic pages on Ticketmaster
The reason Ticketmaster is tedious to automate is the same reason most tools can't. Writ handles it.
Writ signs into your own Ticketmaster account through a Persona to act inside that authenticated session.
Run the Ticketmaster automation on your terms
On a schedule, on demand, or the instant something changes. You choose the trigger.
- 1Build the Ticketmaster workflow once
Record the task, describe it to AI, or discover it from the network. Writ captures each step, including login and 2FA, into a workflow you can edit.
- 2Run it on your terms
Run it on demand, on a schedule, or fire it from a Monitor when Ticketmaster changes. It runs on your own Ticketmaster account, in a real browser.
- 3Call it from anything
The same workflow is a REST endpoint at /v1/ticketmaster/run and an MCP tool, so your code, a no-code tool, or an AI agent can trigger the Ticketmaster automation too.
Trigger the Ticketmaster automation on a change
Monitor Ticketmaster for on-sale opening, availability change, price tier change and run your workflow the moment it happens.
Monitors check as fast as every 10s (10s on Enterprise). A detected change becomes a trigger that runs your Ticketmaster automation in seconds. Monitor Ticketmaster ▸
Free on your own machine, or on cloud
Local / BYO agent
No compute charge. The agent runs on your hardware, so it can reach Ticketmaster even from an intranet or VPN-only network, and your AI keys never leave your machine.
Writ cloud
Metered by running time at $0.12 per browser-hour, drawn from your plan’s included usage. No infrastructure to manage.
The same Ticketmaster automation is an API and an MCP tool
Automating Ticketmaster for yourself and calling it from software are the same workflow. Once you have it, publish it as a REST endpoint at/v1/ticketmaster/run and a matching MCP tool, so your code or an AI agent can trigger the Ticketmaster task too.
Other ways to work with Ticketmaster
Automating Ticketmaster: questions
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Automate Ticketmaster in minutes
Record it once, then let Writ run it for you: on a schedule, on demand, or on a change. Get started free.