SeatGeek to Power Ticketing for Cincinnati Open, Credit One Charleston Open

SeatGeek is making a major tennis push.

The ticketing platform has signed a new partnership with Beemok Sports & Entertainment to become the official ticketing partner for the Cincinnati Open and the Credit One Charleston Open, two of the most prominent events on the professional tennis calendar. The deal also gives SeatGeek full ticketing exclusivity at Credit One Stadium in Charleston.

The agreement brings SeatGeek into a growing Beemok portfolio that includes elite tennis, concerts and live entertainment. The rollout will happen in phases, beginning with the Credit One Charleston Open in July 2026. Credit One Stadium’s broader entertainment calendar will move to SeatGeek in January 2027, followed by the Cincinnati Open and events at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in January 2028.

For fans, the partnership means a more mobile-first ticketing experience across Beemok’s properties. SeatGeek will power event discovery, seat comparison, view previews, ticket transfers and mobile entry. The platform will also support premium seating and hospitality sales, giving fans a clearer path to upgraded experiences.

For Beemok, the move is about creating a more unified ticketing operation across its sports and entertainment assets.

“Our goal is to deliver a consistent, high-quality experience for fans across every event and venue we operate,” said Bob Moran, president of Beemok Sports & Entertainment. “SeatGeek gives us the technology and flexibility to bring our portfolio together in a more seamless way while continuing to elevate the standard for live sports and entertainment.”

The partnership comes as both tournaments continue to build momentum. The Cincinnati Open, the longest-running U.S. ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 tournament still played in its original city, recently completed a $260 million campus renovation and was named U.S. ATP & WTA Masters 1000 Tournament of the Year. The Credit One Charleston Open, the largest women’s-only tennis tournament in North America, has been named WTA 500 Tournament of the Year four years in a row.

Credit One Stadium has also become a major entertainment venue beyond tennis. Last year, it hosted nine days of tennis and 22 concerts, with 2026 performances already slated from Pitbull, Jelly Roll and Zac Brown Band.

SeatGeek said the partnership will give Beemok stronger data and operating tools across its venues and events, helping the company sell more efficiently and build deeper relationships with fans.

“Beemok Sports & Entertainment has built something special, two of the most celebrated events in tennis along with world-class concert and event venues,” said Russ D’Souza, SeatGeek co-founder and president of supply. “Bringing our platform and intelligence to both properties gives us a unique opportunity to demonstrate what modern ticketing technology can do at the highest level of the sport.”

The deal adds another high-profile sports and venue partnership to SeatGeek’s roster.