Run your presale and sign-up campaigns where they actually get read. One tap takes people from the message straight into your own ticket shop — no inbox, no registration form, no friction between wanting a ticket and having one.
No registration form, no inbox, no forgotten tab. The message arrives on the phone that is already in their hand, and one tap puts them in your own ticket shop.
Sent from the promoter's own WhatsApp number, to people who already confirmed they want to hear from them.
Straight into your existing ticket shop — Eventix, Weeztix, Paylogic, anything. Every tap is counted against the person who made it.
Your warmest list. Most promoters send this follow-up 24 hours before doors.
Example campaign — not a real client.
And the next wave only goes out if the first one worked. That is the part that saves you money.
The same people, the same ticket shop. The difference is how many things sit between the announcement and the order — and how many of them you don't control.
Around a quarter of marketing emails get opened on a good day. The rest are never seen — filtered, buried, or ignored. You paid to send every one of them.
No registration step, because the list already exists. Your past buyers confirmed once, and every campaign after that starts from a message rather than a sign-up form.
Open and click rates quoted here are typical industry ranges for each channel, not results we are claiming. Once you have run two campaigns you will be looking at your own numbers.
Twenty minutes. We set it up with your event, your artwork and your wording, then send the message to your phone so you see exactly what your crowd would get.
Not a slide deck. Your event, your branding, arriving on your own phone — so you can judge it the way the people on your list would.
On your phoneIf your ticket price is too low to carry it, or you've no way to reach past buyers, we'll say so. Better you know in twenty minutes than in three months.
Straight answerWhatsApp has to verify your business and give you a number before anything can send. That part is ours. You bring the contact file and the first event.
Roughly a weekA flat monthly price with your messages included — no setup fee and no contract. What works for a monthly club night is different to a festival, so we'd rather talk it through than put a number on a page that doesn't fit you.
Ask us, we'll tell youNo, and we don’t plug into it either. Export your buyers as a file and drop it in — then they each get one message asking if they want to hear from you, and the ones who reply become your list. Works the same on Eventix, Weeztix, Paylogic or anything else — and you're never stuck with us because of it.
Nothing to migrateThey would, if you sent weekly. WhatsApp is for the moments that matter — presale opening, lineup drop, last tickets. Two or three a month. Our waves are built to stop early rather than push on.
Less is moreYour own past customers, yes. Not a list someone gave you. And we never blast them — the first message we send to an imported list asks whether they want to hear from you, and only the ones who reply stay. That's what keeps your number from being blocked.
Ask, don't assumeThen you find out on wave one, on a few hundred people. Every wave after the first only sends if the one before it performed. A message that isn't landing costs you a wave, not a month.
Fails cheapYes — because we don’t rely on a ticket purchase counting as permission. Everyone you import is asked first, and only the people who reply back are ever messaged again. Every message carries an opt-out, and we keep a permanent record of how each person joined your list, so if anyone ever asks, you have the answer.
On the recordThe people who'll come have been to one of your nights before. Start with them.