Consumer shows
Sell out the release, then run the day.
Timed entry and family bundles, a checkout built for spikes, and an app with the map, the schedule and the points that bring visitors back.
- $7M
- Direct ticket sales at GameCon Warsaw
- +$104,500
- First-party sales at Design Week Rotterdam
- +60%
- Year-over-year growth at Health & Wellness Expo
Illustrative figures, composed to show what the platform reports. They are not audited totals across customers.
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A checkout built for release day
Timed waves, quantity caps and a waitlist. Two taps on a phone, add-ons offered at the moment of purchase.
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Loyalty in the app
Points for check-ins, sessions and referrals. Last year's crowd becomes the cheapest ticket sold next year.
03
Live occupancy at the gate
Badge or ticket scanning feeds a live occupancy view for the safety team and re-entry rules for the door.
Checklist
Built for the box office
- Timed-entry sessions and capacity per slot
- Family bundles, add-ons and merchandise at checkout
- Release waves with quantity caps and waitlists
- Re-entry and multi-day passes
- Live occupancy and gate reporting
- Exhibitor and sponsor booking on the floor plan
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Customer story · GameCon Warsaw
GameCon Warsaw: from a community meetup to $7M in direct ticket sales
A gaming convention grew 970% over four years by selling every ticket on its own domain and bringing the crowd back with its app.
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