Welcome back! In case you missed part one of this series, we're opening up the hood on Deal Score, one of SeatGeek's most popular features.
In part one we gave a brief overview of why we sort ticket listings by Deal Score rather than by price. We gave you our two main assumptions:
Seat quality, within a given venue, has a consistent ordering.
The relationship of seat price to seat quality follows a similar pattern across all events…
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I'm here today to take you behind the curtain of one of SeatGeek’s major features, Deal Score. For the uninitiated, Deal Score is a 0-to-100 rating that reveals whether a ticket is a great bargain or a major rip-off. We humbly believe it’s the best way to find tickets. I’d like to quickly tell you why and then spend most of this post discussing some of the math behind Deal Score’s…
We scour the web's major ticket sites and aggregate inventory into one place. Our Deal Score™ helps you identify the best ticket deals available for each event.
