AI visibility for event ticketing platforms
Organisers ask ChatGPT where to sell their tickets. Get your platform into the answer.
Organisers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google which ticketing platform to use, and ticket buyers ask what is on this weekend. We measure what these AI engines say about your platform and your events today, then tell you in plain words what to change.
“Great overview, very dense. We now have real visibility on our market and our competitors, the list of media where we need to appear, and a detailed list of actions to implement. Clear, rigorous, and delivered fast.”
Hugo BrunetCo-founder, Tessera Read the full review on Trustpilot, September 22, 2026
The short answerwritten for AI engines to quote
To get your ticketing platform recommended by ChatGPT, work on the pages it reads before it answers. In our measurement of September 17, 2026 in Singapore, the engines read software directories such as Capterra on organiser questions, and city media such as Time Out on ticket buyer questions. So you have 2 lists of websites to work on, one per audience.
The situation
ChatGPT is already sending some of your organisers to other platforms.
The answer names another platform
The engines named 545 platforms, events and brands in the 300 AI answers we measured. An organiser who asks where to sell tickets hears a few names, and tries those.
Ticket buyers are answered from city media
When a ticket buyer asks what is on this weekend, the engines read Time Out, Honeycombers and Mixmag Asia. An event listed in those articles is on a page the engines read.
You cannot check it yourself
Ask ChatGPT the same question twice and you get 2 different lists. One test on your phone proves nothing, and Google Analytics does not show what an AI engine said about your platform.
What we do
We get your platform and your events onto the pages AI reads, so ChatGPT names them when people ask.
First the audit: in 48 hours you see which platforms the AI engines name, and which directories and city media they read. Then the monthly work, on your website and on those outside websites.
Step 1, one time
The AI Visibility Audit
Where your platform stands, in 48 hours.
We put 20 questions organisers and ticket buyers ask to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview, 3 times each. You get the platforms and events they name, the directories and media they read, the pages your competitors win with, and a plan of actions in order.
$1,500, one timeEvery dollar back if we cannot run your baseline.
See the audit →Step 2, every month
The AI Visibility Program
We do the plan for you.
Every month: website optimisation for GEO, 6 new pages on your website, 4 existing pages rewritten, 3 new placements on the sources the engines read and 4 mentions in online communities. You approve what we publish.
From $2,500 a month90 days at a time. Named in twice as many AI answers after 90 days, or we keep working for free.
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We already worked for a ticketing platform in Singapore
Tessera, an event ticketing platform founded in 2024: 300 AI answers read, 545 platforms, events and brands mapped, a plan of 66 actions. Their reviews are public on Trustpilot and Clutch.
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Every public review is 5 stars
9 reviews on Trustpilot and 4 on Clutch, written by the clients themselves, each one 5 stars. Read them before you talk to us. Trustpilot · Clutch
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1 hour with the founder
Thibault Genon-Catalot runs every audit himself. When your report is ready, he walks you through it for 1 hour, and you leave knowing what to do first.
Measured, September 17, 2026
What the AI engines read before they name a platform.
121
of 300 AI answers read a press or city media article
545
platforms, events and brands named across the 300 AI answers
51%
of the pages the AI engines read were platforms' and organisers' own websites
How we got these numbers: 20 organiser and ticket buyer questions, put to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview, 3 times each. 300 AI answers and 2,937 pages read. Measured in Singapore on September 17, 2026, for the audit of Tessera. How the audit works
What organisers and ticket buyers type
4 of the 20 questions we asked for a platform in Singapore.
- “Best event ticketing platform in Singapore”
- “Eventbrite alternative with lower fees for event organizers in Singapore”
- “Best club nights in Singapore this weekend”
- “Techno and house parties in Singapore this month”
What the AI engines read
The websites the engines read to choose a platform or an event.
Before it answers, an AI engine reads web pages. Of the 2,937 pages the 5 engines read here, this is who owned them.
- 51% Platforms' and organisers' own websites
- 28% City media, directories and rankings
- 2% Social and video
- 19% Other websites
| Website | Kind | AI answers |
|---|---|---|
| Time Out | City media, ticket buyers | 43 of 300 |
| Capterra | Software directory, organisers | 42 of 300 |
| Honeycombers | City media, ticket buyers | 31 of 300 |
| GetApp | Software directory, organisers | 25 of 300 |
| Mixmag Asia | Music media, ticket buyers | 24 of 300 |
| Forum, ticket buyers | 22 of 300 |
AI answers = the number of AI answers, out of 300, in which the engine read that website.
What works here
What to change first for your platform.
Treat the 2 audiences as 2 projects
Capterra and GetApp were read only on organiser questions. Time Out, Honeycombers and Mixmag Asia were read only on ticket buyer questions. The audit gives you one list of sources per audience, so each team knows where to appear.
Get your events into the city media
A press or city media article was read in 121 of the 300 AI answers. When a ticket buyer asks what is on this weekend, the engines read these articles and name the events in them. Every event listed there carries your platform with it.
Publish your fees next to the big names
Organisers ask for an alternative to Eventbrite or Peatix, and for the cheapest platform with fees compared. A page on your site that compares fees line by line gives the engines a direct answer to quote.
The audit gives you these 2 lists for your own city, with the names of the directories and the media to work on.
Get your platform's audit, $1,500The audit behind these numbers
Tessera, measured on September 17, 2026.
An event ticketing platform founded in Singapore in 2024. We asked the 5 AI engines 10 questions organisers ask and 10 questions ticket buyers ask, 3 times each, then mapped every platform named and every website read.
Questions about AI visibility for event ticketing platforms
Why test ticket buyer questions if we sell to organisers?
Because ticket buyers ask the AI engines for events, and the events are on your platform. When an engine names an event you sell, it sends the buyer to your checkout. We split the 20 questions between the 2 audiences: 10 for organisers, 10 for ticket buyers.
Do the AI engines read Reddit?
On ticket buyer questions, yes. Reddit was read in 22 of the 300 AI answers, almost all of them about which events to go to. On organiser questions the engines read software directories and the platforms' own websites.
We run events in several cities. Which one do you test?
One market per audit, so every number means something. We ask the questions from that country, in its language. Another city is another audit.
Which AI engines do you test?
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview. We ask each question 3 times on each engine, because AI answers change from one run to the next.
How much does the audit cost, and how long does it take?
$1,500, one time. The report is on your desk 48 hours after your intake form lands. If we cannot run your baseline for any reason, you get every dollar back.
Other industries
The same measurement, in 9 other markets.
- Hotels and resortsBooking sites were 74% of the pages read
- Recruitment agenciesAgency websites were 84% of the pages read
- Software development agencies689 brands named for 21 buyer questions
- Manufacturing softwareVendor websites were 76% of the pages read
- HR tech and employee wellnessThe business press was read in 115 of 298 answers
- Learning platforms (LMS)Rankings were read in 131 of 300 answers
- Laboratory software (LIMS)395 brands named for 20 lab questions
- Company registration and corporate services48% of firm pages read were guides
- Restaurant software607 brands named, app stores read too
Your market
See what the AI engines read in your market.
The AI Visibility Audit puts 20 of your buyers' questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview, 3 times each. $1,500, report in 48 hours.
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