AI email platform for events & ticketing
The AI campaign team for events and ticketing brands.
Every morning, a set of AI agents finds the opportunity, builds the campaign, and hands it to you where you already work. You just say yes.
Just Announced Near You
- WhatA just-announced on-sale send, hero on the newly added shows, matched to each fan's genre history and routed by city.
- WhyOn-sale day is when demand and urgency peak, and fans matched by genre and location are far likelier to convert than a blanket blast. Reaching them the moment tickets open captures intent before the best seats go.
- WhenGoes the morning tickets open, claiming an otherwise empty on-sale-day slot ahead of the general announcement send.
Trusted by leading ecommerce brands
The events and ticketing problem
Events are dated, perishable inventory. Every unsold seat is worthless the moment the doors close, and the value of a send changes by the day as the event approaches and sell-through lags.
On-sale spikes, low-inventory urgency, and post-event re-engagement each need precise timing that a fixed calendar cannot hit.
How it works for events and ticketing
A set of AI agents finds the next campaign, then builds it.
The loop runs every day: a set of AI agents reads your catalog, sales, inventory, and calendar, builds the next campaign, and routes it to you for approval where you already work.
Campaign opportunities
Four ways the agents find the next move.
Net-new
Push the under-selling event
A set of AI agents spots an event lagging its sell-through curve and builds an urgency send to the likeliest buyers before the date.
Competitor-inspired
Answer a competing on-sale
When a comparable event goes on sale, a set of AI agents builds your competing send while attention is high.
Follow-up
Re-engage past attendees
Someone attended last year. A set of AI agents builds a follow-up for this year's edition matched to what they came for.
Targeted offers
Fill seats without dumping price
Remaining inventory routes a targeted offer to price-sensitive segments only, filling the room without devaluing full-price tickets.
Proof, not attribution
The lift is measured against a holdout group, so you see the incremental revenue the agents actually added, not credit borrowed from sends you would have made anyway.
How you start
Live in about 15 minutes. No engineers needed.
Connect your data.One connection, no engineering work, nothing to rebuild.
A set of AI agents studies your catalog, calendar, and customers.They learn your brand, your products, and who buys what.
Finished campaigns arrive where you work for approval.You say yes, edit, or skip. Nothing sends until you do.
Events & Ticketing FAQ
Questions events and ticketing teams ask first.
Can it handle dated, perishable inventory?
Yes. A set of AI agents treats each event as dated inventory, so the value of every send is weighed against the date and the seats still unsold.
Does it react to sell-through and time-to-event?
Yes. It tracks each event against its sell-through curve and time to the date, and builds the right send as those change.
Can it time on-sales and urgency sends?
Yes. It builds on-sale spikes and low-inventory urgency sends at the moments they convert, not on a fixed calendar.
How does it re-engage past attendees?
A set of AI agents builds a follow-up for this year's edition matched to what a past attendee came for.
Will it protect full-price ticket value?
Yes. Remaining inventory routes a targeted offer to price-sensitive segments only, so you fill the room without devaluing full-price tickets.
Do I lose control of the calendar?
No. Nothing sends until you approve it. The agents propose the next campaign where you already work, with the audience, timing, and projected revenue, and you say yes, edit, or skip.