I've been building ticketing software since 2013 and I launched my own here today - so take this with the appropriate pinch of salt. But I'm genuinely collecting answers, not fishing for upvotes.
The thing that pushed me into building it: every show has seats that never sold, and nobody was working on them. The marketing stops the moment the on-sale starts. Meanwhile the organiser sells a ticket to their own show and the platform keeps a cut of every sale, the buyer's email, and the relationship that came with it.
Ticketing for independent organisers and venues — store, reserved seating, box office and door check-in on one live inventory.
What's different is that it sells for you. A WhatsApp agent answers buyers, holds seats and sends a checkout link. A campaign agent drafts a send and reports the orders it made — you approve each one. Events are bookable in ChatGPT and Claude, checkout on your site.
Organisers pay nothing per ticket, the buyer covers one small booking fee, and the customer stays yours.
