Ever spent twenty minutes jumping between StubHub, Viagogo, LiveFootballTickets and Football Ticket Net trying to find the cheapest seat for the same match? SeatPick was built to fix that.

SeatPick is a ticket comparison platform, like Skyscanner or Booking.com, but for live events. It aggregates listings from multiple resale providers and shows them side by side, so you can compare price, seat location, and resale sites in one place rather than five separate tabs.

There are over four million searches a month for football and music tickets in the UK alone. The resale market is fragmented, and that fragmentation costs fans time and money. SeatPick exists to fix that.

How Does SeatPick Work?

SeatPick pulls live listings from across its network of resale providers and displays them in a single search result. You search for your event, whether that's a Premier League fixture, a Champions League final or a concert, and it does the comparison work for you.

From there you can filter by price, section, category, or number of tickets. For many major venues you can view seat position on an interactive seating plan. Once you've found your ideal ticket, you click through to the provider's site to complete the purchase.

That redirect model is the key point to understand. SeatPick is the comparison layer. The actual fulfilment, the guarantee, and the delivery all sit with the individual provider you choose.

No provider will appear on SeatPick unless they offer at minimum a 100% money-back guarantee. SeatPick vets which providers appear on the platform, which is why checking that provider's buyer guarantee before completing a high-value purchase matters.

SeatPick now compares all the major second hand providers you have to come to expect, including Viagogo, Stubhub International, LiveFootballTickets, Football Ticket Net, Vivid Seats, Sports Events365, Football Ticket Pad, Ticombo, Ticket Network and so many more…

Things Most SeatPick Users Don't Know

Here are some of the lesser-known features that make a real difference on SeatPick once you know about them.

• You can select from over 20 currencies on SeatPick.
• SeatPick is not just a UK site, there are now also versions for Spain, Germany, France, Argentina and Saudi Arabia, with plenty more coming.
• On all event pages, filter buttons can show prices including seller fees. These are not shown by default, so it’s worth switching on.
• The VIP filter on SeatPick event pages is one of the most popular for anyone wanting to see top hospitality seats only.
• There is an "away" filter on Premier League and major football matches, which ensures you'll be seated with the away supporters for a proper away day experience.
• For all neutral games, eg the FA Cup final or a World Cup match, there will be filters for both teams.
• Filtering by "best deal" factors in a range of criteria beyond just price, including seat location and availability.

What Can You Buy on SeatPick?

Football is the primary focus. You'll find listings for the Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, and international fixtures including World Cup matches.

Beyond football, SeatPick covers concerts, festivals, comedy, rugby, NFL, NBA and MLB, with inventory across the UK, Europe, North America and beyond.

The breadth of coverage makes it particularly useful for high-demand events, where a single provider is rarely going to have the full picture of what's available.

Is SeatPick Free to Use?

Yes.

SeatPick is completely free to use as a comparison tool. You pay nothing to search, filter, or browse listings on the platform.

Any fees you encounter will come from the individual resale provider you choose to buy through at checkout.

Is SeatPick Legit?

SeatPick itself is a comparison tool, so the safety question is really about the providers it lists. The platform works only with established resale marketplaces, and all buyers are covered by a minimum 100% money-back guarantee.

SeatPick only works with ticket providers that ensure tickets will be valid, delivered on time, and as listed. SeatPick also runs a support team that helps resolve disputes and can fast track solutions.

As with any resale purchase, it's worth reading the provider's buyer guarantee before completing a transaction, particularly for high-value tickets.

Check cancellation and refund policies, delivery timelines, and whether the guarantee covers you if an event is postponed rather than cancelled.

In addition, if you run into any problems, SeatPick will assist you with direct communication to a provider if things do not work out as expected.

How to Get the Best Deal on SeatPick

The biggest advantage SeatPick gives you is visibility.

The ability to see what multiple providers are charging for the same or comparable seats, side by side. Here's how to make the most of it.

Sort by price, then check position. The cheapest listing isn't always the best value if it puts you in a significantly worse part of the stadium. Use the default view to find the ballpark, then switch to the seating plan to see where those seats actually are.

Check the provider before you click through. SeatPick lists results from a range of resale partners. Spend a moment on the provider name before committing. Established platforms generally carry stronger buyer protections.

Factor in fees. Face-value comparisons can be misleading if one provider adds substantial booking fees at checkout. If two listings look similar in price, check both through to the payment page before making a final decision. Or use SeatPick's all-in pricing filter to see fees upfront.

Timing matters. Resale prices follow demand. They tend to spike when tickets first sell out, dip in the weeks before an event if inventory is plentiful, then rise again in the final days as last-minute buyers pile in. For finals or major concerts, don't count on a late dip.

Use the seating plan. For many major venues, SeatPick offers an interactive map so you can see exactly where in the ground a listing sits. Particularly useful for stadiums where sightlines vary significantly across sections.

SeatPick vs Buying Direct: Which Should You Use?

Official channels, club box offices, primary ticketing platforms, national federation allocations, should always be your first port of call for face-value tickets.

When official channels are sold out or you've missed the sales window, the resale market is the realistic alternative. And that's where SeatPick earns its place.

Finding the best available price across a fragmented resale market without a comparison tool is time-consuming and easy to get wrong.

Analyse the Resale Market in One Place & Compare

SeatPick puts the resale market in one place and makes comparison straightforward. It won't help you find official face-value tickets, and it doesn't change the reality of resale pricing.

If demand is high, prices will also be high regardless of how many providers you compare.

But for anyone navigating the secondary market for football, concerts, or any major live event, it's a considerably smarter starting point than opening five tabs and hoping for the best.

Best suited for regular live event attendees, fans buying resale tickets for high-demand fixtures, and anyone who wants to avoid overpaying simply because they didn't know a cheaper listing existed elsewhere.

Frequently Asked SeatPick Questions

Is SeatPick free to use?

Yes, completely. SeatPick charges nothing to search or compare listings. Any fees you pay are charged by the resale provider you choose to buy through, not by SeatPick itself.

Does SeatPick charge booking fees?

SeatPick does not add its own booking fees. However, individual resale providers may add service charges at checkout. Use the all-in pricing filter on event pages to see the full cost including fees before you click through to a provider.

Is SeatPick safe?

SeatPick only works with established resale platforms that meet minimum standards, including a 100% money-back guarantee. As with any resale purchase, check the provider's buyer protection policy before completing a high-value transaction.

What is the difference between SeatPick and Viagogo or StubHub?

Viagogo and StubHub are resale marketplaces where you buy directly. SeatPick is a comparison platform that shows you listings from Viagogo, StubHub, and multiple other providers at once, so you can see all available options in one place rather than checking each site separately.

Can I buy official face-value tickets on SeatPick?

No. SeatPick aggregates listings from the secondary resale market. For official face-value tickets, you'll need to go through the club box office, the official primary ticketing platform, or national federation sales. SeatPick comes into its own once those channels are sold out.

What sports and events can I find on SeatPick?

Football is the main focus, with listings for the Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, World Cup, and more. SeatPick also covers concerts, festivals, comedy, rugby, NFL, NBA and MLB across the UK, Europe, North America and beyond.

Can I choose my seat on SeatPick?

For many major venues, yes. SeatPick offers an interactive seating plan that shows exactly where in the stadium a listing is located. You can also filter by section, price category, and number of tickets to narrow down to exactly what you're looking for.

What currencies does SeatPick support?

SeatPick supports 21 currencies, making it useful for international buyers. The platform is also localised for 12 countries including Spain, Germany, France, Argentina and Saudi Arabia.

How do I find the cheapest tickets on SeatPick?

Use the default sort by price function to identify the cheapest available listings, then cross-reference with the seating plan to check the seat location. Also switch on the all-in pricing filter so fees are included in the price shown, giving you a true like-for-like comparison across providers.

Official vs Resale Tickets: What's the Difference?

	Primary	SeatPick (Resale)
Price	Face value	Market rate
Availability	Sells out fast	Available after sellout
Seat choice	Limited	Filter by section, row, view
Price comparison	Single source	Multiple providers side by side
Best for	Getting in early at face value	Finding the best resale deal fast