Student Seats Releases Android App
Student Seats Launches Its First Ever Android App
After years of being exclusively available on iOS, Student Seats is officially expanding to Android. Starting today, Android users can download the Student Seats app directly from the Google Play Store and start buying and selling tickets from their phone.
This has been one of the most requested features since the platform launched. For a long time, Android users had to rely on the mobile website to browse listings, post tickets, and manage transactions. While the site works, it was never quite the same experience as having a dedicated app. That changes now.
The Android app gives users everything they need to trade tickets on the go. You can browse upcoming games, list your tickets for sale in under a minute, and track your transactions all from one place. Push notifications let you know the moment someone purchases your listing or when new tickets are posted for a game you are interested in. For the thousands of college students who use Android devices, this opens up a much smoother way to participate in the student ticket marketplace. Just open the app, set your price, and you are live.
The iOS app has been available for some time now peaking at #158 in the iOS App Store charts in 2025 and holding a 4.6 out of 5 star rating. The app has helped tens of thousands of students buy and sell tickets securely through Trustap protected transactions. The Android app brings that same experience over with a clean interface built specifically for the platform.
Download the Student Seats app today.
For iPhone users, the app is available on the App Store at https://apps.apple.com/us/app/student-seats/id1583626967
For Android users, you can now find it on Google Play at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studentseats.app
Whether you are a season ticket holder looking to sell the games you cannot make or a student trying to find seats to this weekend's rivalry game, the app puts everything you need right in your pocket. Welcome to the party, Android users. It is about time.
