SeatSidekick
Browse all 104 matches of the 2026 World Cup resale market on one sortable page. Filter by price, city, and category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about SeatSidekick and their AI solutions.
What problem does SeatSidekick solve?
FIFA's official resale inventory is split across two separate surfaces with over a hundred pages of listings between them. SeatSidekick eliminates the need to click through each portal page by page, giving fans a single consolidated view of every available resale seat for the 2026 World Cup.
What filters does SeatSidekick offer?
Listings can be filtered by tournament stage, host city, seat category, and price. Results can also be sorted from cheapest to priciest, making it easy to spot the best-value seats for any match.
Who built SeatSidekick?
SeatSidekick was built by a football fan who got tired of clicking through more than 100 pages of listings across two separate FIFA portals while hunting for tickets. It is an independent project, not a company-backed marketplace.
Is SeatSidekick a ticket marketplace?
No. SeatSidekick is explicitly not a marketplace — you cannot buy tickets on the site. It does not handle payments, hold inventory, or take a cut of any sale. It is a viewing and discovery layer that points fans back to FIFA's official resale surfaces.
Is SeatSidekick affiliated with FIFA?
No. SeatSidekick is not affiliated with FIFA or any tournament organizer. It is an independent tool that surfaces listings from FIFA's official resale channels in one place.
Where does SeatSidekick's data come from?
All listings come from FIFA's two official resale surfaces: the FIFA resale marketplace and the Last Minute Sales portal. SeatSidekick aggregates what is publicly listed on those channels rather than sourcing tickets from third-party brokers.
What events does SeatSidekick cover?
SeatSidekick focuses on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, covering resale listings across all stages, host cities, and seat categories of the tournament held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Why use SeatSidekick instead of going directly to FIFA?
FIFA splits resale inventory across two portals with limited search and pagination that can run to over 100 pages. SeatSidekick shows the same inventory in one consolidated, filterable view, so fans can see every seat at a glance before heading to FIFA to buy.
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