SafeSeats is a peer-to-peer ticket exchange marketplace where users can buy and sell tickets for sports, concerts, theater, comedy, and live events. SafeSeats charges no selling fees, provides instant deposits to sellers, and offers 100% buyer protection through Trustap-secured transactions. It was built from the success of Student Seats, which protected over $6 million in student ticket transactions.

Does SafeSeats charge selling fees?

No. SafeSeats charges zero selling fees. Sellers keep all of their earnings. This makes SafeSeats one of the lowest-fee ticket platforms available.

How does SafeSeats protect buyers?

All transactions on SafeSeats are secured through Trustap escrow protection. Funds are held in escrow until the ticket transfer is confirmed by the buyer, providing 100% buyer protection on every purchase.

What types of tickets can I buy on SafeSeats?

SafeSeats supports tickets for sports (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, college football, college basketball, NCAA tournaments, March Madness), concerts (rock, pop, country, hip hop, EDM, jazz), theater (Broadway, musicals, plays), comedy (stand-up, improv), and festivals (music, food, arts).

How do sellers get paid on SafeSeats?

Sellers on SafeSeats receive instant deposits after a completed and confirmed transaction. There are no waiting periods or holding fees.

Is SafeSeats related to Student Seats?

Yes. SafeSeats was built from the success of Student Seats, a platform originally designed for college students to safely exchange tickets at universities across the United States. Student Seats protected over $6 million in transactions.

What is the SafeSeats referral program?

SafeSeats offers a referral program where you refer a friend who completes a transaction and both you and your friend receive $5.

What is the SafeSeats early seller bonus?

The first 100 sellers on SafeSeats receive an additional $10 bonus after their first completed sale.

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