SeatGeek is a ticket marketplace that allows users to buy and sell tickets for sports events, concerts, and theater shows, with tools that help users find the best deals.
Retrieves live SeatGeek event listings, all-in prices, and seat maps through the Tickets.dev API, enabling price comparison and event lookup across marketplaces.
Enables agents to find upcoming events, pull every listing on a marketplace page with all-in prices, rank listings across marketplaces by price, and retrieve section and seat maps with the cheapest price per section. All tools are read-only, so they can browse and compare but never buy, hold, or list tickets.
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Why this server?
Allows searching and booking event tickets via SeatGeek for concerts, sports, theater, and other live events.
AI travel agent over MCP — live flights, hotels, activities, and events worldwide, then completes the booking on autonomad.ai.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive tools for accessing SeatGeek's event data, including searching for events and performers, getting personalized recommendations, retrieving detailed venue seating information with sections and rows, and finding events by location or date.
Enables users to search for events, performers, and venues through the SeatGeek API. Provides event recommendations, detailed venue seating information, and performer discovery capabilities for ticketed entertainment events.
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Why this server?
Uses the SeatGeek API, when configured with a server Client ID, to include SeatGeek ticket listings in cheapest-ticket comparisons for exact NFL and NBA games.
Provides MCP-callable workflow rails for agents, enabling bounded work execution, movement-fee quotes, payment authority references, paid rail runs, and signed receipts.
MIT
Why this server?
Provides read-only event and listing discovery over a local stub feed shaped like SeatGeek Platform responses, including normalized listing details and all-in pricing for price-watch evaluation.
The live-events agent: it finds the event, watches the price, buys only inside your mandate, and receipts everything.
MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with the SeatGeek Platform API, enabling AI agents to search and retrieve live event data — events (by query, performer, venue, taxonomy, date range, or geo coordinates), individual events, performers and performer slugs, venues, taxonomies, and personalized event recommendations.
Gives AI agents researched playbooks for pursuing complaints against large companies — the exact forms, phone lines, deadlines, evidence to collect, applicable rules, and escalation ladders up to state and federal regulators — plus scam red-flag checks. Agents can keep a local case log, follow up on time, and draft each message or form for the user to review and send themselves.
