SeatGeek Nevada ticket fee settlement

SeatGeek has agreed to a $7,750,000 settlement of a Nevada lawsuit claiming that the full cost of an electronic ticket, fees included, was not shown before a buyer picked their tickets. If you bought electronic tickets to an event in Nevada through seatgeek.com or the SeatGeek app between November 7, 2020 and May 12, 2025, you may be eligible to file a claim, and the official page describes no receipt requirement. Payments are a pro rata share of the fund after fees and costs, worked out from the fees SeatGeek kept on your purchases, so no amount is promised. Claims close January 5, 2027, and filing on the official settlement site is free.

Official claim page

When the money moves

What the official materials say about the payment schedule for this settlement, and what the administrator has published since. Every figure below is linked to the page it was read from.

Status: Payments have not started

Expected

The notice gives no payment date. Distribution follows the final approval hearing set for January 12, 2027 and any appeals, so timing may slip.

Read off the official notice, in its own words. These dates slip — an appeal can move a distribution by a year or more — so treat it as the administrator's plan rather than a schedule.

Source: the official notice ↗

Facts from the official materials

Status: Open
Type: Class-action settlement
Category: Consumer products
Defendant / company: SeatGeek, Inc.
Administrator: Simpluris, Inc. (SeatGeek Nevada Class Action Settlement Administrator)
Claim deadline: January 5, 2027
Eligibility period: November 7, 2020 – May 12, 2025
States: See official notice (often nationwide)
Proof: No proof mentioned for the basic option
Possible amount: Share of a $7.75M fund, by what you paid
Source confidence: high
Last verified: October 14, 2026

Covered products and services

SeatGeek event tickets

Mars Carbonell v. SeatGeek, Inc. · 2:24-cv-02087-APG-NJK · U.S. District Court, District of Nevada

A payment is a pro rata share of what is left of the $7,750,000 fund, sized by the total fees SeatGeek kept on your qualifying purchases. Class counsel may ask the court for up to one third of the fund including costs, and a $5,000 service award to the class representative also comes out of it, so the amount actually shared out is smaller than the headline figure. The official page sets out no receipt or upload requirement for the claim form. Any figure is an estimate rather than a guarantee.

Important dates

Claim deadline: January 5, 2027
Opt-out deadline: December 6, 2026
Fairness hearing: January 12, 2027

Eligibility questions

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