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Sites like StubHub: where else sellers list

StubHub carries 11.4% of listings across 50 events here. See where the rest of the listings sit, event type by event type.

StubHub is the name most people know, but on this site’s 50 events it carries 11.4% of listings and ranks fourth of five. Here is where the rest of the sellers list.

  1. SeatGeek47.2%108,653 listings
  2. Vivid Seats22.6%51,889 listings
  3. Ticketmaster resale13.4%30,903 listings
  4. StubHub11.4%26,195 listings
  5. Gametime5.4%12,444 listings

The alternatives, one by one

  • SeatGeek carries 47.2% of listings and the most at 40 of 50 events.
  • Vivid Seats carries 22.6%, with clear delivery and penalty rules.
  • Ticketmaster resale carries 13.4% overall and 34.7% for NFL games, but takes only tickets in a Ticketmaster account.
  • Gametime carries 5.4%, resells only tickets bought on Gametime, and pays 48 hours after the event.
  • TickPick charges sellers a 15% standard commission and says its buyers pay no fees.

By event type

Event typeMost listingsStubHub
ConcertsSeatGeek (59.4%)10.5%
NFLTicketmaster resale (34.7%)14.0%
College footballSeatGeek (35.5%)12.8%
NBASeatGeek (58.6%)8.7%
NHLSeatGeek (52.6%)10.7%
College basketballSeatGeek (44.6%)12.3%
BroadwaySeatGeek (58.7%)9.8%

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