Your event has one date. Your booking system cannot miss it. Tickets, stays and marketplaces, built and run by one team.
Sales through DMs and bank transfers, guest lists needed where there is no signal, weather refunds handled one by one. We build and run the ticketing, booking and marketplace software that closes those gaps.
Selling a few events a year? A ticketing service is fine if its fees and branding work for you. We will say so.
Honest before clever
What we fix for events and travel
Five places event and travel sales leak before the gates open
“Tickets sell through DMs and bank transfers, and every event day starts with a hand-made guest list.”
One checkout for two kinds of booking: tickets for a fixed date with a set number of places, and stays booked per night against free dates.
“Independent organisers and hosts want to sell on your site, each with their own payouts and refunds.”
Plan the marketplace before any code: how organisers sign up, orders and payouts per organiser, and whether one cart can hold tickets from several organisers. That cart rule is a business decision first.
“Camps and treks happen out of coverage, and the participant list is needed there.”
Participant exports before departure (names, phones, ticket types, dietary notes) and check-in that does not depend on the internet.
“Weather cancels outdoor events, and every storm becomes forty individual negotiations.”
Write refund, reschedule and credit rules before the season and let the system apply them, so a cancelled weekend becomes one decision.
“The agency's best work sits in videos that corporate buyers never see before the pitch.”
Each event gets its own case page, plus the KVKK (Turkish data protection), cookie and photography consent pages buyers check.
What we already know
Every stage of an event has its own rules
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Stage 1.
Before Sales Open
Plan hereTickets and stays are different products. A ticket is a fixed date with a set number of places. A stay is a run of nights booked against free dates, and one guest's check-out day can be the next guest's check-in day.
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Stage 2.
At Checkout
A travel agency selling online in Türkiye shows its Ministry licence number on each sales channel. Bookings need a pre-information form and distance sales contract, and stay checkouts ask for national ID numbers for guest reporting.
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Stage 3.
Registration
Congresses price registration by category and date (early, regular, on-site; member, non-member, student). Drug-company sponsors follow their own rules on hospitality, so registration data and invoices must be clean and easy to export.
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Stage 4.
The Next Brief
Corporate buyers judge agencies before contact: they compare past events, footage, references and awards, and check legal pages too.
Where AI fits
AI answers the guests. People decide the money
Where AI helps
- Repeat guest questions (directions, what to bring, rain plans, children) answered from your own pages, in the guest's language.
- Replies to group and corporate enquiries drafted for a coordinator to finish and send.
- An organiser's rough listing notes turned into a complete product page, reviewed before publishing.
Where it does not
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Refunds and Cancellations
Those are contract decisions with money attached; keep them rule-based and human-approved.
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Agency Case Studies
Buyers judge real work and real clients, and generated copy reads like it.
What changes
What changes when bookings run on rules, not messages
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Bookings That Hold When Sales Open
Booking built and watched for the rush on launch day, so you never sell more places than you have.
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Event Days Without the Spreadsheet
Participant exports are ready before the team leaves for a venue with no signal.
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A Site That Wins the Next Brief
Corporate buyers can check your work and legal documents before they contact you.
Built for events, travel and clubs
In production
Event, travel and club platforms we built
Related applications & industries
Close to what you sell, if you want to go deeper
Customer Assistants
Guest questions answered from your own programme and policies.
Maintenance & Hosting
Monitoring, payment problems and updates through the season.
Restaurants & Cafes
Reservations and menus for hospitality businesses.
E-Commerce & Retail
When the marketplace starts selling products too.
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