The full-stack, fan-first ticketing platform

Sell out.
Fairly.

Drops, tickets, face-value resale, entry and CRM. One system, wired into a fan app fans actually trust. FanRank turns that fairness into the demand signal your rivals can't see.

Drop · demo data

LIVE

0

in the queue

0

admitted, in order

0

tickets left

0% sold · 0 oversold · 0 bots

0

oversells, by construction

Capacity maths is locked at the engine level, a hard invariant, not a hope.

Face value

resale cap, enforced

Fans resell on your event page at a capped price. Scalping is structurally off.

100%

of fees shown before checkout

Fans see the full price up front. Trust survives contact with the receipt.

1 scan

per ticket, ever

One-scan-only entry with offline-capable scanning. Duplicates bounce at the door.

Why Tinaya wins

One machine. Not five vendors.

Everything your rivals sell separately (ticketing, resale, entry, CRM, even the fan app) is one wired system here. The wiring is the point: every layer feeds the signal the others act on.

A drop CRM never sees the buy.

Capture tools bolt onto someone else's ticketing, so their fan score is signups and follows.

A legacy ticketer never sees the fan.

Big-fee incumbents sell the ticket and lose the person. Scalpers keep the relationship.

A scanner vendor never sees tomorrow.

Hardware knows who walked in. It has no idea who queued, paid fairly, or wants the next date.

THE SYSTEM SEES EVERYTHING. THAT’S THE MOAT.

The capability ledger

More than ticketing. The whole fan-commerce loop.

Tinaya does not stop when payment succeeds. The queue, ticket, resale, scan and next campaign remain one continuous record—so the product gets more commercially useful after every event.

01 / SELL

Run the on-sale

Concentrate demand without losing control of access or inventory.

OPEN THE SYSTEM →
Fair waiting rooms
Order stays visible under pressure
Verified-fan gates
Reward people, not automation
Atomic ticket holds
Capacity cannot drift into oversell
Clear fee presentation
The total appears before commitment

02 / PROTECT

Own the secondary market

Keep changed plans inside a safe, fan-first route back to sale.

OPEN THE SYSTEM →
Face-value resale
The ceiling is enforced by the engine
Safe fan transfers
Old credentials retire on reissue
External-ticket verification
Escrow makes the risk explicit
Eligibility controls
Comps and restricted tickets stay out

03 / OPERATE

Run the door

Scan, sell and resolve access from ordinary staff phones.

OPEN THE SYSTEM →
Offline-capable scanning
Weak signal does not stop entry
Duplicate rejection
One valid admission per ticket
Tap to Pay sales
The box office travels with the queue
Guest lists and comps
Paid and invited access share one view

04 / GROW

Keep the relationship

Turn first-party ticket behaviour into the next useful action.

OPEN THE SYSTEM →
Behavioural segments
Queue, buy and attendance become context
SMS keyword capture
Turn live attention into known demand
Almost-bought recovery
Follow up from the point fans left
Post-event journeys
Move into merch, membership or the next date

05 / DECIDE

Read real demand

Plan access, rooms and cities from behaviour—not follower counts.

OPEN THE SYSTEM →
FanRank trust signal
Action earns weight; reach cannot buy it
Quality-adjusted demand
Separate intent from casual interest
Demand geography
See where verified demand concentrates
Priority by commitment
Give proven fans first access

The verticals

One engine. Your kind of event.

Six verticals live today, including a dedicated platform for club sport. The same machine sits underneath (drops, fair resale, entry, CRM and FanRank), tuned to how each world actually sells.

AND THE DEMAND SIDE: YOUR BUYERS LIVE IN THE TINAYA FAN APP, WALLET, FAIR RESALE, ONE-SCAN ENTRY. THAT’S WHO FANRANK SCORES.

The fan-first flywheel

Treating fans well isn’t charity. It’s the sales engine.

  1. 01Fair accessHonest queues, anti-bot walls, verified fans. Nobody pays to skip; nobody gets scalped.
  2. 02Trusted fansFans who trust the drop buy earlier, queue honestly, and bring their friends.
  3. 03Faster sell-outsConcentrated, honest demand clears inventory in minutes, not weeks of discounting.
  4. 04FanRank signalEvery fair drop feeds FanRank: real demand intelligence for your next on-sale, venue and price.

→ and the flywheel spins again, bigger.

What you get

The whole box office, in four moves

Pricing

Fees you can say out loud

One per-ticket booking fee, paid by the fan and shown before checkout. You keep face value. That’s the whole rate card.

SEE FULL PRICING →

Worked example · the printed rate

Ticket price you set
£28.00
Fan pays (fee shown up front)
£29.96
You receive per ticket
£28.00
500 tickets sold
£14,000

Put something on sale

Free to start. Fees shown to fans before checkout, always. Your first drop can be live today.