Looking for more specific instructions on selling your NFL Tickets on SeatGeek? Check here!
Looking to sell your MLB Tickets on SeatGeek? Here's all the info you'll need!
You can resell tickets by visiting the Tickets tab on our website or app, viewing the ticket details for a specific event, and clicking or tapping the Sell Tickets button. You can only sell tickets that have been uploaded to your SeatGeek account. Your tickets will automatically appear in the buyer's account once they're sold, so you don't have to worry about sending them yourself. Additionally, you will be notified by email as soon as your tickets have sold!
We currently support payouts to United States residents with United States bank accounts (excluding US territories) Learn more here.
1. Open the SeatGeek app.
2. Tap Tickets in the navigation bar at the bottom.
3. Select the ticket group you'd like to sell.
4. Tap Sell on the ticket group and set the number of tickets that you want to sell and how they're split.
5. Set your price and tap List tickets. Some events may require that tickets have a minimum price when they are listed for sale. Don't worry! If that's the case for your event and you try setting the price of your tickets too low, you will receive a message letting you know the minimum listing amount.
- You can edit or delist your listings by tapping Edit or Delist at any time before the event begins.
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The SeatGeek Marketplace only accepts PDF tickets and screenshots of mobile tickets at this time. For more information about the kinds of tickets you sell on the SeatGeek Marketplace, click here.1. Open the SeatGeek app.
2. Tap Tickets in the navigation bar at the bottom.
3. Select the ticket group you'd like to sell.
4. Tap Sell on the ticket group and set the number of tickets that you want to sell and how they're split.
5. Set your price and tap List tickets. Some events may require that tickets have a minimum price when they are listed for sale. Don't worry! If that's the case for your event and you try setting the price of your tickets too low, you will receive a message letting you know the minimum listing amount.
- You can edit or delist your listings by tapping Edit or Delist at any time before the event begins.
Note:
The SeatGeek Marketplace only accepts PDF tickets and screenshots of mobile tickets at this time. For more information about the kinds of tickets you sell on the SeatGeek Marketplace, click here.
1. Login to your SeatGeek account.
2. Hover over the icon in the right-hand corner and click Tickets.
3. Select the ticket group you'd like to sell.
4. Click Sell on the ticket group and set the number of tickets that you want to sell and how they're split.
5. Set your price and tap List tickets. Some events may require that tickets have a minimum price when they are listed for sale. Don't worry! If that's the case for your event and you try setting the price of your tickets too low, you will receive a message letting you know the minimum listing amount.
- You can edit or delist your listings by clicking Edit or Delist at any time before the event begins.
Note:
The SeatGeek Marketplace only accepts PDF tickets, screenshots of mobile tickets, and NFL mobile barcodes at this time. For more information about the kinds of tickets you sell on the SeatGeek Marketplace, click here.
How do I edit my listing or take it off the SeatGeek Marketplace?
If you’d like to adjust the price on your SeatGeek Marketplace listing, you can visit the Tickets tab on our website and view the ticket details for the listing you’d like to modify. Update your listing with the desired price, how they’re split, the quantity, in the designated fields.
In order to take your tickets off the SeatGeek Marketplace, visit the Tickets tab on our website and view the details for the ticket that you would like to delist. Once on the ticket detail view, click the Delist Tickets button in the history section. You will be prompted to confirm your deactivation, once you agree, your tickets will be off the SeatGeek Marketplace!
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Where is my listing? I listed my tickets, but I cannot see them on SeatGeek.
If your tickets are located in a section or parking lot that is considered “general admission”, please keep in mind that our Marketplace will prioritize the lowest priced listings. If your general admission ticket listing is priced at a higher price point compared to other listings, your listing will be put in a queue. Your listing will then appear once it is listed at a lower price compared to the current resale marketplace, or if the other lower priced tickets have already sold.
If your tickets are not considered “General Admission” and you are still unable to see your listing, please contact SeatGeek support to further review.
How long will it take to get paid after selling tickets?
We will send your payout 24 hours after the event ends and it will take up to 5 business days for the money to appear in your bank account.
Do you charge a seller fee?
You can upload and list your tickets for free on SeatGeek. If you sell that ticket, we do collect a small fee of 10%. This is to keep our platform healthy and running. When you type in the price for which you want to sell your ticket, you’ll be paid whatever that price was, minus 10%.
The image below shows what you will see prior to listing your tickets for sale. If you look here, you will see the exact amount you will be paid out.
Note:
The Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints season ticket holders have a different seller fee structure.
What kind of tickets can I sell on the SeatGeek Marketplace?
You can upload the PDF of an e-ticket from a venue or vendor, as well as a screenshot of QR codes for mobile tickets. Physical tickets or tickets that are not yet in your possession cannot be sold on the SeatGeek Marketplace at this time. Examples of acceptable tickets are pictured below:
Can I sell wristband tickets on SeatGeek?
SeatGeek does not currently support the individual resale of wristband-style tickets, nor any other form of non-electronic tickets (such as hardstock/paper tickets, giftcard tickets, lanyard passes...etc)