Full-Time
Aggregates event listings, sells tickets online
$116k - $220k/yr
Remote in USA
Remote
Must work East Coast hours (10am-5pm ET).
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SeatGeek is a ticket search engine that aggregates listings from many sellers so users can search, compare, and buy tickets for events like concerts, theater, and sports. It works by collecting ticket listings and presenting them through a searchable interface with interactive seat maps and personalized recommendations, making it easy to compare options. It earns commissions on ticket sales and may generate revenue from advertising and partnerships, differentiating itself with a user-friendly design and broad aggregation. Its goal is to simplify discovering and purchasing tickets, saving time for consumers and helping event organizers reach audiences.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$403.8M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2009
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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
Priority Commerce has launched an integration with ticketing platform SeatGeek, giving sports and entertainment organisations access to advanced payment processing capabilities. The integration allows SeatGeek's more than 100 partners—including teams, venues, and leagues—to use Priority Commerce for payment processing. The core feature is Priority Commerce's support for Level III transaction data, which captures detailed line-item information. This enables partners to reduce payment processing costs by accessing lower interchange rates on commercial card transactions. The integration connects Priority Commerce's infrastructure directly with SeatGeek's platform, supporting both card-not-present and card-present transactions across the ticketing commerce ecosystem. Priority Commerce CEO Tom Priore said the integration provides tools to maximise cash flow and optimise operational control for sports and entertainment organisations.
CMA Fest names SeatGeek official ticketing partner. NASHVILLE (CelebrityAccess) - SeatGeek, the high-growth technology platform transforming the live event experience for fans, teams, and venues, today announced a multi-year partnership with CMA Fest, becoming the festival's primary ticketing partner and further expanding its presence across Nashville's live event scene. The agreement deepens SeatGeek's roots in Nashville, where the company already serves as the official ticketing partner for Nissan Stadium and the Tennessee Titans. With the addition of CMA Fest, SeatGeek will support one of the stadium's biggest annual event weekends - a role that will carry over when the festival moves to the new Nissan Stadium in 2027. Country music fans will have a single destination to compare ticket options, purchase with confidence and manage their tickets - all in a few taps with seamless mobile entry at the festival. Every ticket purchased through SeatGeek is verified and covered by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee, giving fans the assurance their tickets are authentic and their purchase is protected. The partnership marks another significant primary ticketing win for SeatGeek as the company continues to expand its presence across premier sports, entertainment and live event properties. "Nashville is one of the great live event markets in the country, and we've already seen what a connected ticketing platform can do here with the Titans and Nissan Stadium," said Russ D'Souza, Co-founder and President of Supply at SeatGeek. "CMA Fest brings that same opportunity to one of the city's biggest weekends, connecting the entire fan journey from discovery to the festival gates." CMA Fest ticket public on-sale goes live on SeatGeek on Friday, August 1
SeatGeek hires Lauren Danis as comms head. Danis joins from Eventbrite where she served as chief brand and communications officer. by Jess Ruderman Don't have an account? Complete easy registration and receive: * Limited Article Views (Excludes Subscriber Only Content) * Select Newsletters (Excludes Subscriber Only Bulletins) Subscribe. To receive full access to PRWeek's content subscribe today and receive: * Unrestricted individual access to prweek.com * Breaking news and industry updates via PRWeek Daily News bulletin * Exclusive access to Agency Business Report, annual Salary Survey, Power List, 40 Under 40, Best Places to Work, and more
People on the move: Ticketek Entertainment Group and more... We round up the latest movements from the ticketing sector and associated industries... Ticketek Entertainment Group (TEG) has appointed Amy Mackie as managing director of ticketing. In this role, Mackie will oversee ticketing strategy and operations across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the UK, supporting general managers in each of these markets. "I am delighted to announce Amy's appointment to lead TEG's ticketing division. Amy brings significant depth to the role with over 17 years' experience in our business spanning product, technology, marketing and operations," said Cameron Hoy, chief executive of TEG. Mackie added: "I'm excited to be leading such an established and talented team across our markets. My focus is on supporting them to continue delivering the high standards we're known for, while maintaining our emphasis on the critical link between technology, product and operations." Mackie has also joined TEG's executive committee, and will report to Hoy. Julien Planté has joined Miramis as head of entertainment, ahead of the opening of Gasometer in Stockholm. Gasometer is expected to open in spring next year, with the venue located inside a landmark 1900 gas holder in the Swedish capital's historical gasworks district. The venue is being developed for major live shows, performing arts, conferences, galas, broadcasts, hospitality and more. Planté most recently served as executive producer and head of cultural and special events at Koko London. EventPipe, a provider of event hotel booking technology, has appointed Dillon Blake as chief revenue officer. While youth sports housing remains EventPipe's foundation, the company is increasingly serving associations and association management companies, cultural festivals, wedding planners, and a growing roster of integration partners (including funeral technology and ticketing platforms), and more. Elsewhere, Elizabeth Turner has moved on from SeatGeek after nearly a decade, where she worked in recruitment. Prior to her exit, Turner was the lead recruiter at the ticketing company. Do you have news of an appointment that we should know about? Get in touch by emailing [email protected] and we'll include it in our next round-up.
Cars.com names Sarah Kettler Chief Marketing Officer. By Amit Chowdhry - Jun 13, 2026 Cars.com announced the appointment of Sarah Kettler as chief marketing officer, effective June 15, 2026. In the role, Kettler will lead the company's integrated marketing and communications organization and will be responsible for strengthening the Cars.com brand, deepening customer engagement, driving growth, and supporting the company's long-term strategic objectives. Kettler joins Cars.com from ticketing marketplace SeatGeek, where she spent a decade in marketing leadership roles, most recently serving as executive vice president of marketing and communications. During her tenure, she developed a performance marketing organization that helped double consumer awareness, strengthen the platform's value proposition for buyers and sellers, and support sustained growth in a highly competitive market. Before joining SeatGeek, Kettler held strategy and communications positions at WME-IMG and Deloitte Consulting. Cars.com said Kettler's experience building marketplace brands and connecting buyers and sellers at scale aligns with the company's efforts to strengthen its position in the automotive marketplace sector. The company operates a technology platform that connects millions of consumers with dealerships across the United States and offers AI-powered shopping tools, vehicle reviews, and marketing solutions for dealers and original equipment manufacturers. Kettler joins the executive team at a time when artificial intelligence and other technologies are reshaping how companies engage with customers and market their products and services. She will help guide Cars.com's next phase of growth as the company continues to expand its audience-powered and data-driven ecosystem. KEY QUOTES: "Sarah brings exactly the kind of experience we need at this moment. She's built and positioned marketplace brands, she understands the dynamics of connecting buyers and sellers at scale, and she knows how to translate brand strategy into real business growth. I'm confident she'll be a strong force as we continue strengthening our position as the most trusted auto marketplace." Tobi Hartmann, CEO, Cars.com "The opportunity to join Cars.com at this inflection point is incredibly compelling. We're at an exciting moment where artificial intelligence and technology are rapidly changing how we can market, but the core of what Cars.com needs to do remains the same: Deliver confident shopping for consumers and enable efficient growth for dealers and OEMs. I look forward to building off the company's strong foundation while helping drive the next chapter of growth." Sarah Kettler, Chief Marketing Officer, Cars.com Pulse 2.0 focuses on business news, profiles, and deal flow coverage.