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Track SeatGeek prices

Watch the ticket price on any SeatGeek item and act on a drop: get notified, log the change, or trigger an approved workflow on your own account.

Build a SeatGeek tracker How Watch-and-Act works
Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.
Watching ticket priceDrop detected

$129.00 ↓ 14%

was $149.99 · checked 6s ago

Trigger: run notify + log

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Build a SeatGeek price tracker in minutes

Point the recorder at a SeatGeek page, mark the ticket price, and Writ builds a Monitor that reads it on a schedule and fires a workflow on a drop, running on your own account, on a page you are authorized to use.

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    Open a SeatGeek item in the recorder

    Point the recorder at the SeatGeek page and mark the ticket price. Writ renders SeatGeek in real Chromium, so it reads values that load with JavaScript, not list-price theater.

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    Set the schedule and target

    Choose how often Writ checks (as fast as every 10s) and a target price or percentage drop. Each check records the ticket price, building a real price history.

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    Act on the drop

    A matching change fires a workflow: notify you across six providers, log the new ticket price, or trigger an optional approved workflow on your own authenticated SeatGeek account.

Build a SeatGeek tracker See how it works

See how Watch-and-Act works, build on workflows, or search for another site. Free to start. See pricing.

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what to track

Track real SeatGeek price movement

Writ reads the live ticket price on SeatGeek and records every check, so you act on genuine drops.

$SeatGeek ticket priceWatch the ticket price on a SeatGeek product or listing and get alerted the instant it moves up or down.
⊞Stock & availabilityPair price with stock so you only act when a SeatGeek item is both in budget and actually available.
▤Price historyEach check records the ticket price, so you build a real history and spot true drops, not list-price theater.
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how it works

From a SeatGeek price drop to an action

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    Point at a SeatGeek item

    Give Writ the SeatGeek URL and tell it to watch the ticket price.

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    Set your threshold

    Choose a target price or a percentage drop. Writ checks as fast as every 10s.

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    Act on the drop

    On a matching change, get a notification, log the new ticket price, or run an approved workflow on your own account.

Check cadence by plan

How often Writ checks SeatGeek is set by your plan. Static pages check faster than pages Writ has to render in a full browser.

PlanStatic pageDynamic (JS)
Free5 min15 min
Starter60s10 min
Pro60s10 min
Growth30s5 min
Scale10s2 min

Enterprise reaches 10s. pricing.

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approved action

Act automatically when SeatGeek hits your price

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Guardrails on by default. Approved actions run behind a dry-run mode, a confirm gate, a rate limit, and idempotency, so one detected change never triggers the action twice. They run on your own authenticated SeatGeek account. Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.

Approved actions are a cloud-only capability, gated by plan.

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run it

Free on your own machine, or on cloud

Local / BYO agent

No compute charge. Track SeatGeek prices from your own hardware; local runs do not use Writ cloud compute.

Writ cloud

Always-on tracking, metered by running time at $0.12 per browser-hour, drawn from your plan’s included usage.

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other ways

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faq

SeatGeek price tracking questions

How does SeatGeek price tracking work?
Writ sets up a Monitor on the SeatGeek page you choose and reads the ticket price in a real browser, so it catches values that load with JavaScript. It checks as fast as every 10s and records each reading, so you see a true price history and get alerted on a real change.
Is there a ready-made SeatGeek price tracker I can install?
Yes. Point the recorder at the SeatGeek page, mark the ticket price, and Writ builds a Monitor that reads it on a schedule. No catalog listing required; it takes minutes.
Can it act automatically when SeatGeek drops to my price?
Yes. A price drop can trigger an approved workflow on your own authenticated SeatGeek account. It runs with guardrails on by default: a dry-run mode, a confirm gate, a rate limit, and idempotency so one detected change never triggers the action twice.
How will I be notified of a SeatGeek price change?
Through any of six providers (Email, SMS, WhatsApp, Signal, Pushover, or a custom webhook), or by running a full workflow that records the new ticket price or pushes it to a destination.
Is it allowed to track prices on SeatGeek?
Use Writ on your own SeatGeek account, within Terms of Service and purchase limits. Never to evade limits. Writ runs on your own accounts, with your own credentials and data, on sites you are authorized to use.
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