Ticketing that knows what happened, and why.
White-label ticketing that brings lost baskets back and builds your audience. Your domain, your payment account, your record.
A thousand people came last night. Try naming ten.
To most ticketing providers they are rows with an id on them. They paid, they went home, and the record of how they decided stayed with the platform.
Two jobs, on top of selling the tickets.
Basket recovery
See who nearly bought and did not pay, and bring them back to the same event.
Audience acquisition
Every checkout becomes a named person with consent, on a list you own and can export.
People who put a basket down often come back and pay.
This year about 1 in 18 buyers had left a checkout for the same event on an earlier day. Their orders are about €42k of revenue.
It shows they came back. It does not show what brought them back.
who leave a checkout with their email buy that event within 15 days, with no reminder recorded.
Most return within a week.
Of the people who leave a checkout with their email, about 1 in 11 buy the same event within a week, and about 1 in 10 within 15 days.
77,000 baskets so far this year. Most buyers leave before they say who they are.
The ones who enter an email are serious: about six in ten of them pay. The rest stay anonymous: nobody can write to them afterwards.
4,300 people left an email this year. Three in four did not pay.
About 1 in 8 came back later and paid, half of those within a day and a half. A similar number paid within minutes, on a second try. Nobody wrote to the rest: no reminder was ever sent.
About 3,300 emails belong to people who never paid for anything they left. A list, not lost revenue.
Every checkout becomes a person you can write to.
Name, email and consent sit on one record per buyer, and the list is yours to export at any time.
Buyers from 45 countries.
Almost three quarters are German. More than a quarter come from Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland and further out. Buyers cross borders for a good night.
Tickets sold on the organiser's own shop.
We are not in the flow of funds.
The buyer's payment is created on the organiser's own payment account. Money never waits with us.
taken from any of our charges.
Who holds the list, the checkout and the money.
Three steps, no contract.
Describe the event
Name, room, capacity, price. A draft sale comes back with its tickets and page built.
Connect your payment provider
The account you already have.
Publish
One switch turns the draft into selling, on your own domain.
Your next event, on Hibilet.
Alp Giray Savrum, founder.