SeatGeek

Event ticket search engine and platform

New York City, New York, United States

About SeatGeek

SeatGeek operates as a major event ticket search engine, allowing users to search for, compare, and purchase tickets for a wide range of events, including concerts, theater performances, comedy shows, and sports events. The platform aggregates ticket listings from various sellers, enabling users to easily compare prices and seating options to find the best deals. This user-friendly interface sets SeatGeek apart from its competitors in the ticketing market. The company earns revenue primarily through commissions on ticket sales, as well as through advertising and partnerships with event organizers and venues. SeatGeek aims to enhance the ticket-buying experience for consumers while helping event organizers reach a larger audience.

New York City, New YorkHeadquarters
2009Year Founded
$392.8MTotal Funding
SERIES_ECompany Stage
Consumer Software, EntertainmentIndustries
501-1,000Employees

Benefits

Health insurance coverage
paid time off
Matching 401k program
Parental leave
Monthly ticket-purchase stipend for live events
Paid for subscriptions to services like One Medical, Ginger.io and Headspace
Team events
Flexible work environment - work remote or in the office as you please
Home office stipend

Risks

Vivid Seats' potential sale could increase competition for SeatGeek.
SeatGeek's potential IPO may expose it to market volatility.
Non-exclusive partnerships may allow competitors to enter SeatGeek's markets.

Differentiation

SeatGeek's Deal Score offers unique ticket value assessment from 0-100.
The Columbus event calendar personalizes event recommendations based on user preferences.
SeatGeek aggregates listings, allowing easy price and seating comparison for users.

Upsides

SeatGeek's partnerships with sports teams enhance fan engagement and ticket sales.
The rise of mobile ticketing boosts SeatGeek's user engagement and sales.
Dynamic pricing models allow SeatGeek to optimize pricing strategies.

Funding