FIFA Seat Finder

Compare every resale ticket for FIFA World Cup 2026 in one dashboard. See cheapest seats, best deals, and price breakdowns.

FIFA Seat Finder is a Chrome extension that helps football fans find the best available resale seats for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches on the official FIFA ticket resale website (tickets.fifa.com). The extension builds a complete, organised view of every resale seat on a match page in seconds, so users can quickly identify the cheapest seats, the best groups of seats together, and overall price distribution without manually clicking through hundreds of individual listings. The extension activates only on the official FIFA ticketing domain (tickets.fifa.com). When a user visits a match page while logged into their own FIFA account, the extension does two things. First, it passively observes the network requests the FIFA website itself is making for seat map data (via the fetch and XMLHttpRequest APIs). Second, using the request headers and session cookies from the user's already-authenticated browsing session, the extension queries the FIFA seat map API for the additional seat tiles needed to build a complete picture of all available resale seats in the stadium. This is how it assembles a full dashboard in a few seconds rather than requiring the user to pan and zoom through the seat map manually. The extension does not create new accounts, does not log in on the user's behalf, does not bypass FIFA's authentication in any way, and only issues requests that the user's own authenticated session is already authorised to make. The extension does not automate ticket purchases, does not interact with the FIFA checkout process, and does not modify the appearance or behaviour of the FIFA website itself. Features include an auto-scan that reads every available seat listing on a match page, price histograms that show how prices are distributed across each category, a best-deals finder that groups consecutive seats together and ranks them by price per seat (useful for finding 2, 3, or 4 seats together at the lowest prices), category filters that let users toggle between Category 1, 2, and 3 and view cheapest, median, and average prices for each, and a CSV export that lets users download the collected seat data with match details and timestamps for their own offline reference. How the extension uses external services and what data is sent: The extension uses a Supabase backend to store summary data derived from each scan. After a scan completes on a match page, the extension computes a summary for that match (total seats, cheapest price per category, median price, most expensive price, and the locations of the cheapest seats) and inserts a single summary row into a match-specific table in the developer's Supabase database. This data is used to build price history, detect price drops across the user base, and power the best-deals ranking feature. No personal user information, no browsing history, no account data, and no information from any other website is sent to Supabase. Only the seat summary data computed from FIFA match pages the user chooses to view is transmitted. The extension also uses Discord webhook endpoints (discord.com/api/*) in two separate ways. First, if the user manually enters their own Discord webhook URL in the extension popup, clicking the "Send to Discord" button on a specific deal will send that single alert (match name, section, price, seat info) to the user's own webhook. The webhook URL is stored only in the user's local browser storage and is never transmitted to the developer's servers. Second, the developer operates a separate backend service that reads the summary rows in Supabase and posts automated price-drop alerts to community Discord channels. These community alerts contain only the same summary data written by the extension and do not identify which user performed the scan. No user account is required to use FIFA Seat Finder. There is no sign-up, no login, and no password. Users install the extension and start using it immediately. The extension does not collect names, email addresses, phone numbers, payment information, or any other personally identifiable information. The extension generates an anonymous device identifier in local storage to distinguish independent installations for internal diagnostics, but this identifier is not linked to any personal information. Permissions used and why they are needed: The "storage" permission is used to save the user's local extension settings (selected category filters, dashboard display preferences, the in-session cache of scanned seats, an optional Discord webhook URL if the user chooses to add one, and the anonymous device identifier) so these settings persist between sessions. The "activeTab" and "tabs" permissions are used so that when the user clicks the FIFA Seat Finder icon, the extension can identify the active FIFA ticketing tab, read the ticket listing content of that tab, and pass messages between the popup, content script, and background service worker. The extension does not read tabs other than those on the FIFA ticketing domain. The host permission for *.tickets.fifa.com is required because the extension's content script runs on FIFA ticketing pages, intercepts the page's own fetch and XHR calls to observe seat map data, and issues additional seat-map queries using the session cookies already present in the user's browser. The host permission for *.supabase.co is required because the extension sends summary rows of scanned seat data to the developer's Supabase project for storage and analysis, as described above. The host permission for discord.com/api is required so the extension can deliver ticket alert messages to Discord webhook URLs (either a user-provided webhook or the developer's community webhooks). Using the extension: 1. Install FIFA Seat Finder from the Chrome Web Store. 2. Visit the official FIFA ticket resale website and navigate to any match page you want to browse (you must be logged into your own FIFA account to view resale listings). 3. Click the FIFA Seat Finder icon in your Chrome toolbar. 4. The dashboard opens in a popup showing all available seats grouped by category, the cheapest price, the highest price, and the best deals ranked by price per seat. 5. Optionally apply category filters or export the data as a CSV. Who this extension is for: FIFA Seat Finder is designed for football fans attending FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, groups and families looking for seats together at a fair price, budget-conscious buyers comparing ticket categories, travellers planning match itineraries, and anyone who wants to avoid manually clicking through hundreds of individual seat listings on the FIFA resale platform. Third-party services and attribution: FIFA Seat Finder is an independent third-party tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to FIFA, FIFA World Cup 2026, or any official FIFA ticketing partner. All trademarks, logos, and brand names referenced are the property of their respective owners and are used here only for descriptive purposes to indicate which website the extension works with. The extension only queries the FIFA ticketing platform using the user's own authenticated session. Actual ticket availability, pricing, and purchase terms are determined entirely by the official FIFA ticketing platform, and users remain fully responsible for following that platform's terms of service when making any purchases. Supabase (supabase.com) is a third-party backend-as-a-service provider used by this extension for data storage. Discord (discord.com) is a third-party messaging platform used for webhook notifications. Neither is affiliated with the developer of FIFA Seat Finder beyond being the technology providers used to deliver the features described above. Data handling summary: Data that IS collected and stored: seat summary data (total seats, cheapest price per category, median price, most expensive price, locations of cheapest seats) computed from FIFA match pages the user chooses to view, sent to the developer's Supabase database. An anonymous device identifier is stored locally to distinguish independent installations. Data that is NOT collected: personal information, names, email addresses, account credentials, payment information, browsing history outside of the FIFA ticketing domain, location data, authentication tokens (session-scoped request headers from FIFA are used transiently in memory but never stored or transmitted to the developer's servers), or any information from other websites. The extension does not use Google Analytics, advertising networks, or behavioural tracking. It does not inject ads or modify the FIFA ticketing website's content. Privacy policy: The full privacy policy is available at https://fifaseatfinder.com/privacy-policy.html and explains in detail what data the extension accesses, where it is sent, and how to request deletion. Support and updates: FIFA Seat Finder is actively maintained. For support, feedback, bug reports, or feature requests, visit fifaseatfinder.com or the community Discord server linked from the website. Updates are released regularly to maintain compatibility with the FIFA ticketing platform and Chrome's latest standards. Single purpose: The single purpose of this extension is to read resale ticket data on the official FIFA ticket resale website and present it in an organised, easier-to-compare dashboard format, so users can identify the seats that best match their budget and group size.