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A proprietarytechnology platform

Full-stack software connecting transactions, access, distribution and data in one integrated infrastructure.

  • Santiago, Chile
  • Founded 2014
  • 12 markets
Santiago, Chile, at dusk, with the Andes behind the city.
Santiago, ChileWhere Ticketplus was founded in 2014

From a single market to a regional platform

Founded in Santiago, Chile, in 2014, Ticketplus was conceived as a technology company applied to live entertainment rather than as a traditional ticketing operator. Its founding objective was to give small and mid-sized events the technology, data visibility and operational reliability historically available only to the largest promoters and venues.

The company grew from an end-to-end operation in Chile into a regional platform by pairing its full-service model with white-label licensing. In 2025, it established a corporate hub in Miami, Florida, as its center for strategy, finance and investor relations. Its parent company, Ticketplus Ltd., is a Cayman Islands exempted company.

Fiscal 2025 compared with fiscal 2024, as reported

Total Platform Sales (GMV)
+40.6%
Total revenue
+64.0%

Sources · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Business: Our Background and Comparative Data

Twelve countries,two operating models

  1. 2014 · Home market

    Chile

    Ticketplus was founded in Santiago and runs full operations in Chile, its home market. Operations, engineering and product development are centralized there.

  2. From 2018

    Regional expansion

    White-label agreements carried the platform to partners in Argentina, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay and other Latin American markets.

  3. Today

    Twelve markets

    Ticketplus now has a presence in 12 countries, from Argentina and Chile to Mexico and the United States.

  4. Two operating models

    Full Operation and White-Label

    Full operations run in Chile and, since the acquisition of Autoentrada in September 2026, in Argentina. In the other ten countries, partners operate the platform under their own brands.

ChileArgentinaUruguayParaguayMexicoPeruEcuadorColombiaCosta RicaDominican RepublicUnited StatesBrazil
Full OperationWhite-label partners
Markets
12
Operating models
2
Technology platform
1
Full Operation
Chile · Argentina
White-label partners
Brazil · Colombia · Costa Rica · Dominican Republic · Ecuador · Mexico · Paraguay · Peru · United States · Uruguay

Founded in Santiago in 2014, Ticketplus carried its platform across the region through white-label partners from 2018. Today it runs full operations in Chile and Argentina, and partners operate the platform under their own brands in the other ten markets.

Sources · Press release, November 5, 2026, current footprint · Form 6-K furnished September 22, 2026 (Exhibit 99.1) · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Business

One platform,two ways to operate

Both models run on the same proprietary technology infrastructure. They differ in scope: under White-Label SaaS, partners license the technology and run their own businesses; under Full Operation, Ticketplus delivers the complete service itself.
  1. One platform

    Ticketing, payments, access control and analytics are integrated in a single platform whose core is developed in-house.

  2. Two ways to operate

    Partners license the platform and run their own ticketing businesses, or Ticketplus runs the event end to end.

  3. Many channels

    Tickets are sold online, through API partners and at the venue, through box offices and self-service kiosks.

  4. Buyers and data

    Every sale reaches a buyer, and every event processed adds to the data that informs pricing, fraud detection and demand forecasting.

One technology platform

Core developed in-house

  • Ticketing
  • Payments
  • Access control
  • Analytics
  1. Transactions
  2. Distribution
  3. Data

White-Label SaaS

Partners license the platform and operate under their own brands

ClientsRegional ticketing companies · Large venues · Sports franchises · Promoters

Ten marketsBrazil · Colombia · Costa Rica · Dominican Republic · Ecuador · Mexico · Paraguay · Peru · United States · Uruguay

Full Operation

Ticketplus acts as the primary ticketing platform and delivers the complete service

ClientsPromoters · Venue operators

Two marketsChile · Argentina

Distribution

  • Web
  • Native apps
  • API partners
  • Box office
  • Kiosks

Ticket buyers

46M+user sessions on consumer-facing websites and apps in 2025, including visits that do not end in a purchase

Sources · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Business · Form 6-K furnished September 22, 2026 (Exhibit 99.1)

Enter through partners, convert where proven

The strategy described in the prospectus uses the two models in sequence. White-label partnerships provide market entry and operating data; full operations are pursued selectively, through acquisition or organic expansion, where volume and profitability thresholds are met.

Part A · Strategy

Disclosed strategy

  1. Enter

    Partner with established local operators through White-Label SaaS, which the company describes as its primary vehicle for market penetration.

  2. Learn

    Operating alongside partners gives direct visibility into transaction volumes, operating patterns and local market dynamics.

  3. Convert

    Where the economics are demonstrated, convert partnerships into full operations by acquisition or organic expansion, subject to volume and profitability thresholds.

Part B · Execution

Argentina · September 2026

Autoentrada

The first acquisition since the IPO converted an existing white-label relationship into full operations.

  1. 2019Autoentrada begins operating on the Ticketplus platform as a white-label partner
  2. Sep 2026Ticketplus acquires Autoentrada and converts the relationship into full operations

“This acquisition is consistent with the strategy we outlined at our IPO: converting proven white-label partners into full operations.”

Chien-Fu Chen, Chief Executive Officer · Press release, September 21, 2026

Based in Córdoba, with roots dating to 1999 and a commercial brand launched in 2005. Eric López, its founder, leads the business as Country Manager for Argentina.

The company does not expect the acquisition to have a material impact on its consolidated financial results for fiscal year 2026.

Part C · Disclosed opportunities

Not current operating markets, except Brazil

Markets named for potential white-label partnerships

The final prospectus identifies Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Portugal and Spain as examples of markets where Ticketplus intends to pursue potential white-label partnerships during the 24 months following the offering. Ticketplus launched in Brazil in November 2026, and Brazil is now part of its current footprint.

CanadaBoliviaSpainPortugal
Current footprintNamed in the prospectus

Sources · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Prospectus Summary and Business: Our Growth Strategies · Form 6-K furnished September 22, 2026 (Exhibit 99.1) · Press release, November 5, 2026

Inside the platform

Ticketplus develops its core platform in-house: ticketing, payments, access control and business intelligence do not rely on third-party core infrastructure. The platform is modular and cloud-native. It runs on Amazon Web Services across multiple availability zones, with automatic failover and server capacity that scales with demand.

One integrated platform

  1. Data

    • Business intelligence
    • Analytics
    • CRM
    • Loyalty
    • Memberships
  2. Distribution

    • Web
    • Native apps
    • API
    • Box office
    • Kiosks
  3. Transactions

    • Event setup
    • Pricing
    • Orders
    • Payments
    • Ticket delivery
  1. Transactions

    Where a sale is created, paid for and delivered.

    Event creation and configuration, pricing structures, promotional codes and discounts, customer registration and authentication, order processing and payment capture, ticket delivery by email and mobile wallet, and workflows for changes and cancellations.

  2. Distribution

    Where tickets are sold: online, through partners and at the venue.

    Web platforms, native iOS and Android apps, API integrations for third-party distributors and affiliate partners, box office systems for walk-up sales, and a network of self-service kiosks for on-site purchases.

  3. Data

    Where transactions become business intelligence for clients.

    Business intelligence, analytics and value-added services such as affiliate selling, CRM, loyalty points and memberships. Each event processed adds to a proprietary dataset built over more than a decade, across millions of transactions in multiple countries, which supports predictive analytics, pricing, fraud detection and demand forecasting.

Capabilities

  • Peak demand

    High-concurrency on-sales for major events, virtual queuing and real-time inventory management across distribution channels.

  • At the venue

    Complex seat mapping for large venues, access control with high-speed QR and barcode scanning, box office terminals, self-service kiosks, network infrastructure for venues with limited connectivity, and cashless in-venue payments.

  • Payments

    Cash, local and international cards, digital wallets and bank transfers, with automated reconciliation and fraud detection and prevention.

  • Audience

    Branded e-commerce, native apps with personalized event discovery, mobile wallet tickets, CRM with segmentation, email marketing automation, loyalty programs and memberships.

  • Hybrid events

    Secure streaming and hybrid-event capabilities, developed between 2020 and 2022 and retained as permanent platform features.

  • Development

    Capabilities are developed and deployed independently, without coordinated releases across the entire platform.

Source · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Business: Platform Architecture and Our Business Model and Platform

How the two models work

Ticketplus earns revenue through two contract models on the same platform. Under Full Operation, it acts as the primary ticketing platform for promoters and venues and provides the complete service. Under White-Label SaaS, partners license the platform and sell under their own brands.

Understand

Full Operation

Role

Primary and exclusive ticketing platform for the client's events during the contract term

Scope

End to end: event configuration, branded e-commerce and apps, field staff and venue hardware, payments, customer support and post-event reconciliation

Economics

Service fee of 8%–15% of ticket face value

White-Label SaaS

Role

Technology platform operated under the partner's own brand

Scope

Core ticketing, web and mobile frameworks, analytics, payment integrations and access control, with optional modules and add-ons

Economics

Platform license fee, calculated per ticket, averaging 1.63% of processed GMV

Contracts, refunds and client relationship

Full Operation

Contracts

Typically one to three years, with automatic renewal and a 90-day notice window; exclusivity typically for one to three years

Cancellations and refunds

Ticketplus may be obligated to process refunds for canceled events and manages that exposure through settlement reserves and real-time monitoring

Client relationship

Ticketplus contracts directly with promoters and venues

White-Label SaaS

Contracts

Typically annual, with automatic renewal; often minimum volume commitments or tiered pricing

Cancellations and refunds

Partners assume primary responsibility for event cancellations and consumer refunds

Client relationship

The partner keeps its brand and its customer relationships

A transaction

A Full Operation transaction

  1. Set up

    Pricing tiers, venue map, on-sale timing and inventory release are configured.

  2. Sell

    Buyers purchase online, through API partners, at box offices or at kiosks.

  3. Issue

    The ticket is issued and delivered by email or mobile wallet.

  4. Admit

    Tickets are validated at the venue by QR or barcode scanning.

  5. Settle

    After the event, sales are reconciled and settled, and reporting is delivered.

FY2025 economicsFY2025 · Historical

Fiscal year 2025 by model

As reported in the final prospectus. These figures precede the conversion of the Argentina partnership into full operations in September 2026.

Full OperationWhite-Label SaaSTotal
Total Platform Sales (GMV)$159.7M$109.1M$268.9M
Revenue$27.8M$1.7M$29.5M
Share of revenue94.3%5.7%—
Average take rate (of GMV)17.3%1.63%—
Tickets processed5.5M+4.7M+—
Events20,800+19,000+—

In ticket sales for events organized by third parties, Ticketplus acts as an agent: its revenue is the commission agreed with the event organizer, recognized when the ticket is issued and delivered to the buyer. Technology services such as platform implementation, technical support and licenses are recognized when delivered or over the service period.

  • Full Operation take rate has historically averaged between 15.9% and 17.3%.
  • Total Platform Sales (GMV) is the face value of all tickets sold through the platform, before deductions for fees, refunds or commissions and regardless of revenue recognition treatment.

Customers

Customers and counterparties

  • Promoters and venue operators

    Contract Full Operation services.

  • Ticketing companies, large venues, sports franchises and promoters

    License the platform under White-Label SaaS.

  • Sports organizations and cultural institutions

    Use the platform across the event lifecycle.

  • Ticket buyers

    Buy through consumer-facing websites and apps.

  • Distribution partners

    Sell through API integrations.

Sources · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Business Model table and Business, fiscal year 2025 · Consolidated financial statements, Note 2(q)

Key milestones

  1. 2014

    Founded in Santiago

    A first deployment for a national rugby championship puts a complete ticketing, payment and access control system into operation in 28 days, against an original estimate of more than nine months.

  2. 2018

    White-label SaaS

    The white-label model is introduced alongside full operations and extends the platform to partners in Argentina, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay and other Latin American markets.

  3. 2023–2025

    Regional scale

    Regional scaling and institutionalization extend activity to more than 30 cities in Latin America.

  4. Aug 2026

    Public company

    Ticketplus prices its initial public offering on August 6, and its ordinary shares begin trading on NYSE American on August 7, 2026, under the symbol TP.

  5. Sep 2026

    First acquisition

    Ticketplus acquires Autoentrada, its white-label partner in Argentina since 2019, in its first acquisition since the IPO.

Sources · Final prospectus (Form 424B4), Business: Our Background · Form 6-K furnished August 10, 2026 (Exhibits 99.1 and 99.2) · Form 6-K furnished September 22, 2026 (Exhibit 99.1)

Who leads the company

Ticketplus is led by its two co-founders. Full profiles, board composition and committee roles are published in Governance.
  • Chien-Fu Chen

    Chief Executive Officer and Director

    Co-founder

  • Joaquín Jadue

    Chief Financial Officer

    Co-founder

  • Yethro Dinamarca Santelices

    Director and Chair of the Board