Ticketing and event software that holds up on sale day
We build software for venues, promoters, festivals, conference organisers and ticketing start-ups. Sale-day traffic, fair access to tickets and fast entry at the door are the moments that matter most.
What gets in the way
- Traffic spikes when tickets go on sale can crash sites and frustrate genuine fans.
- Bots and touts buy up tickets, and fans blame the organiser for inflated resale prices.
- Third-party ticketing fees and limited access to customer data eat into margins.
- Queues at entry, fake tickets and last-minute changes put pressure on event-day operations.
Built with the rules in mind
Ticketing is shaped by consumer law on pricing and resale, payment security standards such as PCI DSS, accessibility and data protection rules. We build with these in mind and work with your legal and safety advisers, who remain responsible for compliance.
Technologies we often use
How we help in your market
The rules, platforms and buyer expectations differ by region. We design for the one you sell into.
Europe & UK
In the UK, consumer law including the Consumer Rights Act sets information rules for secondary ticketing, the CMA watches pricing practices, and larger venues face new duties under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act. Across the EU, the GDPR and the European Accessibility Act apply. We build clear pricing, controlled resale, accessible booking and data for your safety planning.
United States
US sellers must work within the BOTS Act, FTC rules on fee disclosure, state ticket resale laws and ADA accessibility expectations. We build all-in price display, bot mitigation, accessible seat booking and purchase limits your team can configure.
Canada
Canadian ticketing is shaped by provincial laws such as Ontario's Ticket Sales Act and Quebec's consumer protection rules on price display and resale, along with CASL, PIPEDA and AODA in Ontario. We build all-in pricing, bilingual English and French checkout and consent records.
What we build for events
Ticketing platforms
Seated and general admission sales, allocations, promo codes and all-in pricing.
Queue and bot protection
Virtual waiting rooms, purchase limits and bot detection for high-demand sales.
Conference registration
Delegate registration, agendas, badges and sponsor packages.
Event apps
Schedules, maps, mobile tickets, wallet passes and live updates.
Access control and scanning
Fast QR or NFC scanning that works offline, with real-time entry counts.
Resale and transfer
Controlled ticket transfer and face-value resale that keeps fans on your platform.
How we help
Web Application Development
Secure, fast web applications and customer portals that work in any browser and scale as your user base grows.
Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps, native or cross-platform, published under your own App Store and Google Play accounts.
SaaS Product Development
Multi-tenant SaaS products with subscriptions, onboarding and admin tooling, from first MVP to a platform that scales.
Cloud & DevOps
Cloud architecture, migrations, CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure as code, all set up in cloud accounts you own.
API & Systems Integration
APIs and integrations that connect your CRM, ERP, payments and internal systems so data moves without manual re-keying.
QA & Software Testing
Manual and automated testing, performance and security checks so releases reach users without unwelcome surprises.
Common questions
How much does it cost to build our own ticketing platform?
It depends on seating, volumes and integrations, so we price from a written requirements document. A focused platform for your own events usually takes a few months, and we compare it honestly with using an existing provider.
Can you integrate with Ticketmaster, Eventbrite or See Tickets?
Where they provide APIs or partner access, yes. Eventbrite has an open API, while others require partner agreements, so we confirm access before planning the build.
Can your ticketing site handle an on-sale traffic spike?
Yes, when it is designed for it. We use virtual queues, caching and auto-scaling, and load-test against realistic peak traffic before your first big sale.
How do you stop bots and ticket touts?
We combine bot detection, purchase limits per customer and payment card, verified fan pre-registration and named tickets where you want them.
Is the ticketing platform BOTS Act compliant?
The BOTS Act mainly targets people who circumvent purchase controls, so the key is having effective controls in place. We build those controls and your advisers confirm your obligations.
Can tickets go into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet?
Yes. We issue wallet passes with rotating or signed codes to make screenshots and copies harder to reuse.
Can the entry scanners work without internet?
Yes. Scanning apps keep a local copy of valid tickets, prevent duplicate entry across devices and sync when the connection returns.
Can you build a conference app with agendas and networking?
Yes. We build agendas, speaker pages, personal schedules, attendee messaging and sponsor features, on web and mobile.
Can we offer face-value ticket resale to fans?
Yes. We build resale and transfer within your platform with price caps, so tickets change hands fairly and you keep the customer relationship.
How are card payments kept secure?
We use established payment providers such as Stripe, so card details go directly to them, which reduces your PCI DSS scope.
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