🎟 Why I Built TicketCounts.io I’ve been in the events world for a long time. Between festivals, club nights, and everything in between, one question never seems to stop coming up — “How many tickets have we sold?” Every event I worked on had the same struggle. You’d be jumping between ticket platforms, checking numbers, and sending them off to everyone who needed updates. Then there were the agents and managers asking for daily or weekly counts. Everyone had different numbers, and nobody was ever completely sure what was current. I built TicketCounts.io to fix that. It pulls all your ticket data into one simple dashboard so you can see everything in real time and share updates automatically. No more logging in, checking counts, and sending out emails every day. At first, it was something I made for my own team to make life a little easier. But once we started using it, I realized how many other people in the industry were dealing with the exact same thing. We all just want clear, accurate info without wasting time sending manual updates. Right now, it’s integrated directly with Eventbrite, and I’m working on adding more platforms soon. If you work in events, I’d love to hear what you think. What would make this even more helpful for you?

TicketCounts.io

Automated ticket reporting for Eventbrite and more.

Automated ticket reporting for Eventbrite and more.