Audience

Ticket sellers and buyers

About SeatGeek

Upload your tickets, add a price, and get paid. Our transparent pricing means more money in your pocket. We’ll fill in all the necessary info when you upload your tickets. Edit or remove your listing anytime before the tickets sell. Don’t sell your tickets short! Get what you should for your tickets by using Deal Score-backed price recommendations. The price you set is the price you'll get paid. We keep our seller fees low, so you take home more money. SeatGeek Enterprise is a full stack of services built to power an open ticketing world in which venues and rightsholders have unprecedented flexibility, transparency and monetization potential. Together, we’re making the ticketing industry more open, fan-friendly, and valuable for everyone involved. We believe great technology empowers organizations. For too long, ticketing technology has done the opposite. Our clients share our vision and the results are powerful.

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Ratings/Reviews - 2 User Reviews

Overall 1.0 / 5
ease 1.0 / 5
features 1.5 / 5
design 1.5 / 5
support 1.0 / 5

Company Information

SeatGeek
Founded: 2009
United States
seatgeek.com

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Product Details

Platforms Supported
SaaS
Windows
Training
Documentation
Webinars
Live Online
In Person
Support
Online
Phone Support
24/7 Live Support

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SeatGeek Product Features

Ticketing

Barcode / Ticket Scanning
Box Office Management
Customer Database
Event Management
Fundraising Management
General Admission
Kiosk Ticketing
Mobile Ticketing
Online Ticketing
Onsite Ticketing
POS
Print-at-Home
Reserved Seating
Season Tickets
VIP & Discount Tickets
Concessions Management
Ticket Brokering

SeatGeek Reviews

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  • Peter B.
    Field service eng
    Used the software for: Less than 6 months
    Frequency of Use: Yearly
    User Role: User
    Company Size: 500 - 999
    Design
    Ease
    Features
    Pricing
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    "Scam company do not use"

    Posted 2024-02-17

    Pros: Nothing, SeatGeek had my money for 2 months and never delivered the tickets. The assured me they would get me tickets as I was assisting a one legged DAV around Sanford Stadium.

    Cons: Paid for Georgia Bulldog football tickets 9/23 for an 11/11/23 game.tickets confirmed but not delivered ,said they would be there 24 hours before the game. Traveled from Boston to Georgia with a disabled vet. Tickets never delivered missed game. SeatGeek had other tickets on the site, I offered to take single tickets, they resold my ticket for more money and cost me $3000 in travel expenses, not to mention ruining a DAV's veteran day. SeatGeek knew about the dav's situation and let me know that being a disabled vet meant nothing to SeatGeek and that I would be getting a refund. Tough luck.

    Overall: Have complaints going with the Better Business Bureau, the BBB gives SeatGeek an F rating and it's obvious that SeatGeek is a scam company.

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  • Bobbi Turner S.
    Retired
    Used the software for: 1-2 Years
    Frequency of Use: Yearly
    User Role: User
    Company Size: 1,000 - 4,999
    Design
    Ease
    Features
    Pricing
    Support
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    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    "Impossible to get a refund when show rescheduled"

    Posted 2023-04-06

    Pros: Easy to get tickets, that's it, they have very poor real help.

    Cons: This business is a big mess of gobbly gook! Bought tickets using my credit card for the Stevie Nicks concert in Houston and 24 hours before the show, I was notified it was rescheduled. Wanted to see her and tried to make the rescheduled date work but couldn't. After at least 8 emails back and forth, they agreed to at least allow 100% of the paid amount to be saved for future use. When I tried to use it a few months later, the system informed me I had to buy tickets at least the same amount as original tickets. No tickets were available at the same amount. There were lots for less tho. I ended up spending another $150 plus the original $585 to just use my $585. Now, a week before that show, it is rescheduled for a full year from the planned date. I asked for a refund and they only refunded the second amount, not the original $585. Such BS! After all this crap with them and their ridiculous rules, I am still out $585. They keep saying "so sorry" but refuse to do what's right! I will warn as many people as I can on as many sites as possible to avoid any dealings with these thieves.

    Overall: Terrible... frustrating... nonsensical... arbitrary... tight with my money, confusing policies and no flexibility.

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