SeatGeek

SeatGeek is a ticketing platform founded in 2009 by Russell D'Souza and Jack Groetzinger. Initially launched as a meta-search engine, it aggregates listings from various secondary ticket marketplaces to help users find the best deals on tickets for sports, concerts, and theater events. Over the years, SeatGeek has evolved into both a primary and secondary ticket marketplace, allowing users to buy and sell tickets directly. The platform focuses on providing a user-friendly experience, particularly through its mobile app, which has been a significant factor in its growth. SeatGeek integrates real-time ticket feeds from multiple providers, enabling users to compare prices and seating options easily. Additionally, the company offers ticketing software solutions to sports teams, venues, and event promoters, helping them engage with fans and optimize ticket sales. SeatGeek has established partnerships with major sports organizations, enhancing its presence in the industry and among younger audiences.

Information Technology & Services New York, United States Founded 2009 ~738 employees Private · Series E

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Employees
738
+4.5% in the 3 months to Sep 2026
Revenue / employee
$252K
Revenue ~$186M
Total funding
$394M
Last round Series E, Aug 2022
12-month attrition
18.6%
Tech: 22.9%
H1B filings, FY2026
15
Sponsors visas
Open jobs
13
Last 30 days

Headcount trend

SeatGeek went from 761 employees in Oct 2024 to 738 in Sep 2026. Apr to Sep 2026: 81 people joined, 25 left.

Org structure

Headcount by department

Engineering216
Other179
Marketing94
Operations73
Success36
Finance33
Design33
Sales27

Funding

  • Aug 2022 · Series E · $238M · Accel, Wellington Management, Arctos Sports Partners
  • Apr 2017 · Series D · $57M · Accel, Causeway Media Partners, Haystack Partners
  • Apr 2015 · Series C · $62M · Technology Crossover Ventures, Accel Partners, Causeway Media Partners
  • Aug 2014 · Series B · $35M · Accel Partners, Causeway Media Partners
  • Nov 2013 · Debt Financing · $2.2M

Salaries at SeatGeek

All salaries

36 salary profiles in the US

Most reported roles

Pay by level, gender and ethnicity

Layoffs

Details

No layoffs reported in the last 12 months.

  • Feb 2025 · 150 roles (~15%) · New York City, United States

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H-1B sponsorship

H-1B Sponsorship Limited
H-1B Filings by Department
Engineering27
Marketing2
Operations2
Design1
Finance1

The department split adds up all the years listed above. FY2026 alone: 15 filings.

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SeatGeek FAQ

How many employees does SeatGeek have?

SeatGeek has about 738 employees, up 4.5% over the 3 months to Sep 2026.

Does SeatGeek sponsor H1B visas?

Yes. SeatGeek filed 15 H1B (LCA) applications in FY2026, according to the latest U.S. Department of Labor disclosures. Most of them were for Engineering roles.

Has SeatGeek had layoffs in 2026?

No layoffs at SeatGeek have been reported in 2026 so far. The most recent reported layoff affected 150 employees on Feb 20, 2025.

What is SeatGeek's revenue per employee?

SeatGeek makes about $252K in revenue per employee, based on $186.33M annual revenue and 738 employees.

How much does SeatGeek pay?

6figr has 36 salary profiles for SeatGeek in the US, with pay broken down by role, level, gender and ethnicity on the SeatGeek salaries page. See SeatGeek salaries

How much funding has SeatGeek raised?

SeatGeek has raised $394.2M in total funding; its latest round was Series E in Aug 2022.

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.