See what the house actually holds
The event page's own seat feed, read beside the page: sections, seats, rows and price, grouped into the levels a venue really has.
An event page gives you a map and a filter. It will not tell you that the 200s hold four times the seats of the 100s at half the price, or that everything left in the pit is somebody else’s resale. The Seats tab in a Session’s dock says both, from the same answers the page gave itself.
ledger · where your money is
- cost of what sold
- still on your hands
- + realized profit
01The house as its levelsPit, floor, general admission and the numbered levels, each with its sections, seats, rows and price span. Open the one you are working.
02Primary or resale, at a glanceEvery section says which kind of stock it is, and one box hides resale so you see only the box office’s own.
03Filters that cost nothingMinimum quantity, a price cap, hide resale, hide code-gated — arithmetic over what was already read, so nothing is re-fetched.
04Honest about what it sawA read is usually partial, and the panel says which part is missing rather than showing a table that looks complete.
05It reads, it does not actNo extra requests, no navigation, no clicks, nothing stored. There is no button here that buys.