Data extraction software needed for ticketing websites

I need software that will automate searching for the best event ticket prices by getting event ticket prices from different websites and display the data in an organized manner based on information I provide. This can be done via macros but an API based solution may be more efficient/effective. The software would: 1. Take input event information into the software (desired price range, performer, event date, websites to check, or date range... i.e. Show me all the New York Yankees major league baseball games between July 1 and July 7th with ticket prices between $10-$25 from [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL] and [login to view URL] and organize/group them by date and opponent/section/row/seat#) 2. More often than not the seats/tickets for the event are being listed on multiple outlets/websites. Go to these websites ([login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL] and [login to view URL]) using the input information and find the prices for the requested event. 3. Display prices (including service fees, download fees, total price) 3a. The service fees are displayed deep into the checkout process. On some sites it's on the screen/step right before clicking the "Confirm Purchase" button, on others its deeper within the checkout process. Use Cases ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The websites to mine data are as follows. 1. [login to view URL] (Account 1) - Full pricing information 2 steps into the checkout process. 2. [login to view URL] (Account 2) - Full pricing information 4 steps into the checkout process. 3. [login to view URL] - Full pricing information on 1st checkout page. 4. [login to view URL] - Full pricing information on 1st checkout page. 5. [login to view URL] - Full pricing information on 1st checkout page. 6. [login to view URL] - Full pricing information on 1st checkout page. Use case #1 ------------------------ I want the best 2 seats under $20ea for the Houston Rockets at Los Angeles Clippers game on April 10. Inputs: Price: $0 - $20 Quantity: 2 Date: 04102017 Performer: Los Angeles Clippers Process: 1. Login to [login to view URL] with first account. 2. Search for Los Angeles Clippers 3. Scroll down until you see April 10 and click the adjacent [TICKETS] button to the right. 4. Enter price and quantity. 5. Click [BUY] on 1st listing. 6. Go through 2nd checkout step and record the ticket total price, additional fees, and total charge. 7. Repeat step 5 with next listing until all listings have been exhausted. 8. Once all resulting ticket listings have been recorded, repeat STEP 1 with the next website. Output: Once all data has been mined from the 6 websites for the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Clippers game then output/display each ticket listing with the least expensive listing highlighted. If the listing appeared on the other websites, list them as well. The columns should be: 1. event title 2. website 3. section 4. row 5. each ticket price 6. fees 7. discounts 8. total cost for ticket listing. 9. Delivery method (Shipping, Direct Download, Email) The results will be grouped by listing primarily... and secondarily grouped by website if the listing exists on multiple sources (websites) Please note that I have two accounts with [login to view URL] that have different discounts so the prices vary between the two for the same tickets. The actual discount is not a clear cut percentage but is based on a variety of factors of which vividseats does not disclose. So actually logging into the account might be the only way to see the true pricing. Please let me know if you need additional information. Thank you