For organisers · Venore
Ticketing is the entry point. Audience ownership is the product.
Most platforms end the relationship at checkout. On Venore a ticket buyer becomes part of an audience you own, so every event makes the next one easier to sell.
Free events are free. Paid events: 10% + 80p per ticket, paid by the buyer.
Dashboard
ExampleAudience you own
3,917
+12.4% vs last period
Repeat buyers
62%
+4.1% vs last period
Tickets sold
1,284
+18% vs last period
Revenue from email
£8,420
+31.2% vs last period
Announce this event
Prefilled email to 2,140 consented contacts · tracked link
Ticketing
Live in minutes, with every fee shown before anyone pays.
Tiers, capacity, sale windows, refund presets. Buyers see your price and Venore's fee as separate lines, so nobody feels tricked at checkout.
Dashboard
ExampleAudience you own
3,917
+12.4% vs last period
Repeat buyers
62%
+4.1% vs last period
Tickets sold
1,284
+18% vs last period
Revenue from email
£8,420
+31.2% vs last period
Announce this event
Prefilled email to 2,140 consented contacts · tracked link
QR check-in
The door runs from any phone.
Scan, admit, count. Valid, used, refunded and void states are instant, and a code can only be used once.
Door · Midnight Garden
ExampleValid · General Admission
R. Amanze · VN-8401 · admitted just now
Already used · 21:02
Same code scanned twice. Ask for the order email.
Audience CRM
Every buyer becomes a contact you own.
Consent captured at checkout with the exact wording shown. Lifetime value, events attended, repeat and VIP flags, all yours, never sold on.
Audience
Example- vip£428
Amara Okafor
6 events · email yes
- new£154
Dan Whitfield
1 event · email yes
- vip£312
Nadia Hassan
4 events · email yes
- repeat£198
Priya Nair
2 events · email yes
Email activation
Announce the next event in one tap.
A prefilled announcement to everyone who said yes, with a tracked link and an unsubscribe built in. Record-first, so a resend never double-sends.
Next up
Midnight Garden
Sat 18 Jul, 23:00
The Glasshouse, London
Show QRAlso coming up
Campaign attribution
Tickets and revenue, traced to the send.
A ticket is joined to the click that preceded it. You see what a message earned, not just what it got opened.
Announcement · Midnight Garden
Example2,140
sent
412
clicked
168
tickets
£4,200
revenue
Tickets and revenue are joined to the click that preceded them, not guessed from opens.
Analytics and recommendations
See what brings people back, then do more of it.
Repeat rate, audience growth, revenue from email and the next best action for each event, on one screen.
Dashboard
ExampleAudience you own
3,917
+12.4% vs last period
Repeat buyers
62%
+4.1% vs last period
Tickets sold
1,284
+18% vs last period
Revenue from email
£8,420
+31.2% vs last period
Announce this event
Prefilled email to 2,140 consented contacts · tracked link
The loop
Every event should make the next one easier to sell.
Six steps, one circle. The audience you build at the door is the demand for the next date.
1Discover
Find what your city is actually going to.
2Buy
Fees shown before you pay. Tickets in seconds.
3Attend
QR at the door. No printing, no queue drama.
4Connect
Every buyer becomes a contact the organizer owns.
5Follow
Hear first when the next one drops.
6Return
Every event makes the next one easier to sell.
Instead of four tools
One loop, not a patchwork.
| What you need | Fragmented tools | Venore |
|---|---|---|
| Sell tickets with fees shown up front | Ticketing platform | Built in |
| Know who bought, with consent | Export a CSV, if allowed | Built in |
| Email the people who came last time | Mailing tool + manual import | Built in |
| See which email sold tickets | Guesswork | Built in |
| Check people in at the door | A separate scanner app | Built in |
| Get paid on a visible schedule | Depends on the platform | Built in |
| Audience that stays yours if you leave | Rarely | Built in |
Proof
Case studies land with the first organisers.
We publish real numbers or none. These slots fill as pilot organisers finish their first cycle.
Case study · coming soon
A nightlife promoter's second event
Tickets sold, audience captured, repeat buyers and revenue attributed to email, reported from the dashboard, not a slide.
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A community organiser's repeat rate
Tickets sold, audience captured, repeat buyers and revenue attributed to email, reported from the dashboard, not a slide.
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