We are a ticketing platform where the promoter is the merchant of record and the money lands in their account. That shapes every partnership we do: we are useful to people who already own the relationship with the room, the crowd or the client — not a middleman trying to get between them.
Run one room or twenty. Venues on GotTickets get their own box office, see what is happening in their space, and can settle directly with the promoters using it.
Running events for clients, or a recurring series under one banner? You get one place to run all of it, with sub-promoters underneath you and commission handled automatically.
Building something that needs event, venue or ticketing data? Calendar feeds and wallet passes are open already; anything deeper is a conversation, and we will tell you honestly whether we can support it.
Sound, staging, security, bars, photographers. Promoters running events here need all of it, and our vendor marketplace is where they go looking.
On that third point specifically: we do not ask for exclusivity. If you also sell through somebody else, that is your business. A platform that has to lock you in has already told you what it thinks of its own product.
There is a live commission programme for promoting individual events — a tracked link, a rate set by the promoter, an automatic payout. If that is the kind of partnership you had in mind, it exists today and you can start this afternoon.
For introducing venues or promoters to the platform itself, talk to us first. We would rather agree something specific with you than publish a referral rate we would have to water down later.
The most useful first message is a boring one: what you do, roughly how many events a year, and the thing that is currently annoying you about how you sell tickets. We will come back with whether we can help, and say so plainly if we cannot.