Solutions
Every channel
earns its place.
Coupons, add-ons, branded links, pixels and affiliate ROI, so spend is traceable while there is still time to move it.
The problem
Why this exists
Most event marketing is judged after it is too late to change.
If attribution arrives the week after the show, it is a post-mortem. Tracked per channel during the sale, it is a decision you can still act on.
What you get
Marketing & attribution
Coupons
Percentage or fixed, with usage limits and time windows.
Combos and add-ons
Bundle merchandise, food and beverage, parking or camping to lift average order value.
Branded UTM short links
One link per channel on your own branding, so attribution survives the poster.
Pixels and affiliates
Meta and GTM pixels for retargeting, plus per-referrer ROI when somebody else sells on your behalf.
Abandoned-cart recovery
Re-engage the buyers who reached checkout and stopped.
AI assistance
Chat answering attendee questions on your event page around the clock, and an assistant that drafts announcements and summarises analytics.
In production
What this looks like in the wild.
- page views at peak
- 305Kpage views at peak190K unique visitors
- tickets sold
- 400K+tickets soldand climbing weekly
- AI chat
- 24/7AI chaton your event page
- events powered
- 250+events poweredBangladesh & Thailand
Questions
Marketing & attribution, specifically.
Can we tell which channel sold the tickets?
Yes. Branded short links carry their own UTMs per channel, and affiliate reporting shows ROI per referrer.
Do you support Meta and Google tracking?
Yes, standard Meta and GTM pixel support for retargeting and conversion tracking.
Can we recover abandoned carts?
Yes. Buyers who reach checkout and stop can be re-engaged automatically.
More in the full FAQ.