AXS Scraper for Venue Ticketing Data, Price Levels and Official Resale

AXS Ticket Data Fields: Presales, AXS Ticket Prices and Price Levels

AXS ticket data comes from two layers: a discovery record that describes the show and a ticketing layer that prices it. Events, venues, performers and series each carry a numeric id shared by every country, at /events/{id}/{slug}, /venues/{id}/{venue}-{city}-tickets, /artists/{id}/{slug}-tickets and /series/{id}/{slug}-tickets; a UK link adds a /uk/ prefix to the same id, and slugs are cosmetic.

• Billing. eventId, headliners and supporting acts with performer ids, tourName, presentedBy, promoter, up to three category pairs such as Music / Indie Emo, and an age label.
• Clock. Show, doors, announce, presale start and end, and onsale times, each in local time, UTC and an IANA zone.
• Presales. Every AXS presale is a named offer window with start, end and visibility times, a private flag, its own checkout link and an offer id such as NIA261127_WEB_PRESALE_VENUE. UK venues add channel presales 48 hours ahead for O2 customers at The O2 and OVO customers at OVO Arena Wembley, and Country to Country splits its presale into sign-up and past-purchaser series.
• Sale state. Coming Soon or Buy Tickets, the call to action with the general sale date, the regional checkout link and a ticketing code of client code plus date, such as NIA261127. A show only reads as AXS sold out once every ticket is paid for; seats held in unpaid baskets drop back into sale.
• Venue. Address, coordinates, time zone, currency, the client's skin code and flags that separate AEG venues from other clients.
• Price levels. AXS ticket prices start from a face value the client sets, and in the US the first price shown already includes mandatory fees. The event card's own price fields often hold zero placeholders, so prices come from the ticketing layer: price levels with label and base price, price types such as SINGLE, seats available per level and section, standard or accessible seat types, quantity rules, a sold-out flag and a fixed or dynamic pricing mode. Festival pages add minimum and maximum price with the fee total at each end.

AXS Fees, Resale Prices and the Resale Price Cap by Country

Service, facility and resale fees. In the US, AXS service fees are charged per ticket and shared with the client, an order processing fee applies per order, the facility charge goes wholly to the venue, Mobile ID delivery is free, and resale tickets add an AXS resale fee paid by the buyer. Set AXS fees against Ticketmaster's and the vocabulary lines up: both show all-in prices up front and keep none of the facility charge, but AXS also names a per-order fee. Sellers list for free and pay AXS seller fees out of the payout; in Australia that seller fee is capped at 10% of the sale price.

AXS resale prices. Official Resale runs per event, only for tickets delivered by AXS Mobile ID, and the promoter can switch it off or delay it. US sellers set their own price, which can exceed face value. The UK, Australia and France cap resale at 10% above the price paid, and The O2 opens resale 24 hours after the general sale and closes it an hour before doors. Resale seats share the seat map, orange against blue, and sellers are paid after the event.

Mobile tickets. AXS Mobile ID rotates its QR code about once a minute, so screenshots are refused; transfers have no count limit, need a one-time passcode and can be blocked or delayed by the client.