The Ticket Fairy (YC S15) — Revenue generation for live events
The Ticket Fairy is a next-generation event ticketing, marketing, management, intelligence and revenue acceleration platform, providing event promoters and venue managers the tools necessary to increase attendance levels, social media exposure and consumer engagement, and provide an enhanced experience to their patrons. The Ticket Fairy is helping large and small events maximise their revenue potential in Australia, New Zealand, India, the United States, and the United Kingdom and Europe, with closed beta trials in East Africa, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.
The Ticket Fairy is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2015 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Revenue generation for live events. The founders listed are Ritesh Patel (Founder/CEO), Jigar Patel (Founder/COO) (Y Combinator directory entry, April 28, 2015).
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The Ticket Fairy is a next-generation event ticketing, marketing, management, intelligence and revenue acceleration platform, providing event promoters and venue managers the tools necessary to increase attendance levels, social media exposure and consumer engagement, and provide an enhanced experience to their patrons.
The Ticket Fairy is helping large and small events maximise their revenue potential in Australia, New Zealand, India, the United States, and the United Kingdom and Europe, with closed beta trials in East Africa, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.
Ritesh Patel
Founder/CEO
Jigar Patel
Founder/COO
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