Ticketing as your revenue center
More in every transaction
The ticket is the entry point. What you sell around it determines how much each purchase is worth.
The checkout is your highest-converting moment
A buyer who selects a ticket has already made the most important decision.
But the parking pass, the dinner reservation, the upgrade, those offers usually live somewhere else. A separate shop. A follow-up email. A queue at the door. Buyers don't abandon these purchases because they don't want them. They abandon them because the effort outweighs the convenience.
vivenu brings your complete commercial offering into the purchase flow. You decide what appears, which ticket triggers it, and how it is priced. Buyers make a complete order in a single step.
- Curated packages appear as part of the purchase, at the moment the buyer is most ready to act.
- The right offer surfaces based on what the buyer picked, automatically.
- Buyers add services and upgrades within the same step they chose their ticket.
- Everything configured and managed from one place, across all your events.
Every revenue opportunity, captured at the source
Most operators lose revenue between the ticket sale and the event. vivenu keeps every offer inside the purchase, where buyers are already spending.
Lock in attendance across multiple events
Let buyers build their own schedule from a defined selection of events. You control which events are included, how many they can pick, and how seating and pricing work across each one.
Sell more than a ticket
Pair tickets with meals, merch, or upgrades into a single pre-configured bundle. Built from required and optional components, the bundle screen appears automatically once a buyer adds the trigger item.
Upgrades available after purchase
Buyers who upgrade once expect to do it again. vivenu makes seat and package upgrades available directly after the initial purchase, creating an additional revenue moment without a new acquisition.
Enhance every ticket with optional extras
Give buyers self-service refunds or post-purchase ticket changes, tied to specific ticket types. They opt in right after adding a ticket to their cart.
Extend what every checkout can offer
Every decision a buyer makes at checkout is an opportunity. How many of those you capture depends on what you choose to offer.
Give buyers a reason to commit earlier
Attaching a flexible cancellation option removes the hesitation that delays a purchase. Buyers confirm the order knowing they have a way out if plans change. You set the price and the conditions.
- A buyer purchases months in advance and adds a self-service cancellation option at checkout
- A buyer pays to transfer their ticket to a colleague after purchase, without contacting support
Turn a single ticket into a complete visit
A parking pass, a meal, a merchandise item: decisions buyers make anyway. Offering them alongside the ticket means they are made at the point of purchase, not separately.
- A buyer adds a pre-show dining option when selecting a premium seat
- A buyer selects a parking pass alongside their ticket based on the session they choose
Sell across your full season, not just the next event
Packages let buyers select their own combination of events from a curated set. You define how many events they can choose from each group and control pricing and seating throughout. One purchase covers multiple dates.
- A buyer picks a mix of premium and standard games
- A buyer builds a four-show plan from a seasonal programme without purchasing each ticket separately
Let buyers build the experience they want
Multiple Add-ons can apply to a single ticket, and Bundles can include several product options within one offer. Buyers select what fits them. You set the boundaries of what is available.
- A buyer combines a camping ticket with power supply, cooler rental, and a laundry service in one order
- A buyer upgrades from a standard ticket to a VIP option and adds a merchandise item in the same purchase