Have loved my experience w/Seated! Have loved my experience w/Seated so far. Great way for busy ppl to keep track of live music in their area! I'm always kinda leery of signing up for apps that send SMS notifications because I fear a ton of text-spam, but I've been on Seated for 4-5 weeks now without any increase in spam. From what I can tell, they send one notification when an event is announced and then another one about a week before the event date. So, not a ton of reminders or anything, not annoying at all. Very impressed.

I'll never miss my favourite acts again Seated gives me confidence that I won't miss my favourite acts, especially for those more obscure acts that are not as well promoted. I am grateful that Seated alert me via text. Awesome service, thank you!

Great for students! I'm so thankful I signed up because being in school means loads and loads of work, leaving no time to actively watch for tickets for all the bands I like. The emails show me which band has an upcoming concert near me, and with the little down time I have I can go to so many more now!

Beat the bots! The last time Rachel Bloom came to Chicago, bots snapped up the tickets within minutes when they went on sale. I'm a huge fan, and it was disappointing to say the least. This time around, I found Seated through Ticketfly and reached out to them about getting presale tickets as a real human being. They responded quickly and were extremely helpful. I'm thrilled to have two tickets to see one of my favorite performers live and in-person. Thanks again!

Not a user-friendly service for people outside of the US I tried to join the waitlist for ticket sales but couldn't get past entering my (UK) phone number as I just got a generic, unhelpful error message. The FAQ page didn't answer the problem and I'm unwilling to fill in a long customer service form. I'm assuming UK phone numbers aren't recognised despite the system allowing you to select your country. I work in content design and this is such a basic fix. Allow different phone number formats, tell your users what the error is instead of leading them to a long FAQ page, and don't force them to fill in lots of details on a form to get an answer. You've lost a potential customer very quickly.