Ticket Wallet
New accelerator entry · 2025-05-21 · the record
In their words
Ticket Wallet is an AI-powered resale platform for season ticket holders and brokers. We automate pricing, listing, and distribution across all major marketplaces. Today, most tickets are still sold manually: spreadsheets, guessing prices, and listing on one site at a time. The biggest brokers outsource pricing to teams in the Philippines… We built Ticket Wallet because we lived this. Truman has been flipping tickets for the last 5 years. Ryan built pricing software after seeing the mess first-hand. We’ve turned that pain into a product. Since launch, we’ve onboarded $3M+ in ticket inventory, signed up 100+ paying sellers, and started working with pro teams. We charge 10% per ticket sold. This is our wedge into the $26B resale market. Other platforms cost you money. We make you more of it.
What the record says
- One of 642 companies held here in B2B.
No investor is drawn from a Form D — the form states how many invested and never who. The one investor on this graph is named because a batch has exactly one.
The full profile
Source Check, INVEST, RECRUIT and Press Requests on Ticket Wallet
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- Press Requests — connect with Ticket Wallet for a story.
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