About FanSnap

About FanSnap

FanSnap is the leading ticket comparison-shopping site, displaying 19+ million tickets to 70,000+ events. Fans use FanSnap to shop 50+ of the largest and most trusted ticket marketplace and broker ticket sites for the best values in sports, theater and concert tickets.

Partners include Ace Ticket, AllShows.com, Barry's Tickets, Broadway.com, eBay, Gold Coast Tickets, Las Vegas Tickets, PrimeSport, RazorGator, StubHub, TicketNetwork, TicketsNow, and Tickets-for-Charity.

Our detailed ticket-level search results are made possible through strategic industry partnerships and systems integration, as well as our FanSnap TicketData^sm systems and patent-pending dynamic FanSnap Maps^sm. FanSnap powers www.fansnap.com as well as co-branded ticket comparison-shopping for Microsoft's Bing Decision Engine, Time Warner's RoadRunner.com, PollStar, Philly.com, and dozens of STATS Inc., partner sites.

FanSnap was named a Webby Awards 2011 "Official Honoree - Event Category" Winner, Search Engine Watch Awards 2009 "Most Innovative New Search Engine" and was also named to the "PC World 100: Best Products of 2009."

FanSnap is owned by Nextag, which offers one of the most comprehensive product catalogs online, delivering the tools and technology to help shoppers make smarter purchasing decisions. With nearly a half billion people visiting its sites each year, Nextag is headquartered in San Mateo, CA and has offices in Chicago, London, Tokyo, Hamburg and Gurgaon, India.

KUDOS

FanSnap names 'New and Noteworthy' app on iTunes App Store Oct. 2010

Search Engine Watch Awards 2009: "Most Innovative New Search Engine"

"PC World 100: Best Products of 2009"

Webby Awards 2011: "Official Honoree - Events Category"

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING

"The best site is FanSnap.com. They are simple. They're polling all these secondary ticket sites so you can see what the prices are and what fees you will pay and what the best deals are. The prices can vary. What about the best section? How do I know I am getting a good deal? You have to compare. Even with the same row, you will see prices that vary as much as 80%."
         (FOX News New York (WNYW-TV))

"Fans looking for tickets online should be wary of scams if not purchasing through established sites like FanSnap…"
         (Wall Street Journal / MarketWatch)

@phil_helmuth: Thank U @howardhlederer + @Erik_Seidel for turning me on to fansnap.com! Saved $1,500 on Wrld Sries tix!
         (Twitter)

"The Easiest (Legal) Way To Find Live Event Tickets."
         (Netted by the Webbys)

"FanSnap gathers deals from a wide range of ticket services and presents them in a nifty interface... Blue stars point to great deals."
         (PC World)

"For the best price, it pays to poke around FanSnap's site, which lets you point at specific places on a seating chart to view a wide variety of asking prices."
         (New York Daily News)

"FanSnap's search engine turns up seats within mere feet of each other – displayed on a nifty interactive map – but with very different asking prices."
         (Reuters)

"Want to see a concert to celebrate your new job? Pick up a ticket using meta-search engine FanSnap.com..."
         (Wired)

"FanSnap's search engine is disarmingly good. Not only is it comprehensive, but FanSnap's focus on visuals and images makes it really easy for users to see exactly what they are getting..."
         (Washington Post/TechCrunch)

"Most of us head off to some ticket site... and hope we win the lottery and get good seats. FanSnap has a better idea."
         (Robert Scoble, Scobleizer/FastCompany)

“As an alternative, I suggest FanSnap.com, which compiles tickets prices from a multitude of websites.”
         (L.A. Times)

“FS is a stupidly easy 'smart ticket search' that scours a vast database of providers...”
         (Thrillist)

“FanSnap is a snap to use and can definitely save you some time and money. Bookmark this one now.”
         (The Inquisitr)

“… it seems that FanSnap is definitely the new leader in the online ticket sales sector.”
         (Salon Machinist)

“Looks like I will be using FanSnap… a lot…”
         (GigaOm)