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How did a ticketing app born at high-school parties take $3.47M in a year?

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Product at a glance

What it is
An events app and site to find parties and shows, buy tickets and enter by QR code; hosts publish for free, manage teams and text buyers, with a marketplace for gear and resale tickets.
Who it is for
Party and show hosts, promoters and the young people who buy tickets, mostly in LA and at US colleges; the ticket buyers are the ones who pay.
How it charges
Free for hosts; each paid ticket carries a 20% + $1.00 fee charged to the buyer, and RSVPs and free tickets cost nothing.
Business model
A ticketing marketplace fee: hosts use it free, buyers pay a fee on each paid ticket, and it also stages its own artist shows.

Revenue, last 12 months

$3.49M

$4.57M all time · verified

Revenue, last 30 days

$426K

−19% on the previous 30 days

MRR

$0

3 subscriptions: nearly all money comes from tickets

September revenue

$491K

A record · January was $174K

Revenue as of 2026-10-27 (public channels, daily)Report as of 2026-10-2101

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6 chapters, with every figure, post and source.

  1. ?Where do its buyers mainly come from?
  2. ?Why does a ticketing platform run its own shows?
  3. ?What lines up with its highs and lows?
  • 01Product overview
  • 02Marketing map
  • 03The growth plays
  • 04How it uses social
  • 05Timeline
  • 06What to take from it

Revenue · 30 days

+218%

$12,480

Top post on XViral

$10K in 8 days. Here is exactly what I posted, and when.

4.8K9361.2M

Growth playbook

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