Global Reseller
Managing your resellers or activity providers is very time-consuming. We remove this hassle by connecting both parties through one API. Say goodbye to endless lists of barcode sheets, incorrect pricing and sold out tickets on weekends and hello to one dashboard where you can manage everything.
A live supply of tickets for leisure activities at your fingertips
When you're a global or local reseller, why do you want to spend more time than needed on sourcing the best activities and events nearby? We've got that covered with more than 500+ theme parks, zoos, activities or festivals around the country. With our simple API, you can easily select your preferred suppliers and offer their tickets on your website.
Work efficiently from one centralised dashboard
Set-up the best agreements with connected partners
Discover most revenue-driving activities with real-time reporting
New suppliers connected every month
Grow your ticket sales without lifting a finger
Why spend huge amounts of resources on promoting your international ticket sales? Take advantage of the reach of global and local resellers like hotel chains, OTAs or tour operators and let them grow your business. This way you can do what you do best, focus on the live experience. Connect through our API, upload your products, prices and availability and we'll take care of the rest.
Expand your reach and attract visitors all over the world
Update availability, adjust pricing, block dates out and more
Work efficiently and manage all your resellers from one dashboard
Sell tickets faster and easier
Ticket availability, cancellations and pricing is updated automatically
So no more endless invoices, Excel-sheets and manual bookings
Don't wait ages for your well-earned money with our automatic payouts
Instantly see through which channels your visitors are booking
Interested? Great! The next step is to get you connected to our platform. Don’t worry, this will be effortlessly done by our team, completely cost-free. A service from us to you. Our top priority is to take care of you, so even after onboarding, we're always there to help.
No fishy contracts or monthly fees, we're transparent
Start fast, onboarding takes only 4 days
Easily disconnect or reconnect, against no costs.
No cure, no pay
Let's meet so we can give you more information about the possibilities or a DEMO on the product. Together we can discuss your goals and discover how our product can contribute to them.
Get in touchRequest a DEMOIn the same way that growing your event feels inevitable when you’re deep in promo mode and the ticket sales are rolling in, the opposite is true when you don’t have anything specific to promote. The off-season can be a barren time for promoters, short of the marketing ammunition that an upcoming event naturally provides. But it doesn’t have to be. Below, we give you the insights and tactics you need to keep up momentum even when you don’t have any events on sale. If the time has come to put in place a more sustainable event strategy, one that goes beyond the sugar rush of ticket sales and social media growth, then this one’s for you.
We're excited to release our latest development for on-the-door ticket staff; a solution that enables sales before and during your event or club night. Powered by the CM.com Ticketing platform and enabled on a variety of hardware and operating systems, we help your staff connect online sales to offline sales, seamlessly. In this blog, we look at some of the key features of Box Office.
In today's fast-paced world, the need to capture fans' attention and build loyalty remains a key challenge for independent event organisers. Developing campaigns to boost ticket sales and cut through the noise in this increasingly crowded industry can feel challenging.
Ticketing is the first touch point of any event, which is why it's essential it runs smoothly to give your customers a great first impression. At the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, demand far outstrips supply, so the organisers were looking for an innovative ticketing system to help them manage ticket allocation smoothly. That's where we came in.
We talk to CM.com’s Sam Windridge about the state of sports marketing over the coming year. Technology presents both challenges and opportunities for sports brands over the coming year. On the one hand, increased access to news and event highlights on a wider-than-ever variety of digital channels threatens the in-person experience. On the other, if brands embrace the digital opportunity, they can build more seamless fan experiences for their customers across a wider variety of channels and satisfy the increased appetite for broader, more immersive experiences both from fans at the event and those watching at home. We’ve been working on what this means for the next twelve months in sports marketing. Here are some of the major trends we’ve identified for 2023.
With the 2023 cricket season fast approaching we sit down with Sam Windridge, Head of Sports Partnerships, to learn more about the CM.com and Glamorgan Country Cricket Club ticketing partnership.
Relegation has an immense emotional impact on a club and its fans. While we shouldn’t underplay that impact, it’s arguably less business-threatening and easier to recover from than the financial impact that follows. Here’s how to recover from the pain of relegation.
This summer the online experience for many festivalgoers will be better than ever. Many event businesses have discovered the benefits of digital transformation, which was fast-tracked thanks to the quick-thinking required by event organisers during a period of lockdowns and restrictions. The lessons of these 2 years have also prompted CM.com to develop its event app, created by Appmiral, to ensure that it better meets the needs of the industry. In this article, we'll give you an overview of how using a mobile festival app can help you take advantage of digitalisation. Get ready to fast-track your bounce-back strategy: 6 ways to boost your Covid comeback.
Hit heavily by COVID-related lockdowns and restrictions, zoos and attractions will be keen to make 2022 the year they bounce back. Consumers have changed, however, and their expectations– in some quarters at least – are very different to those of two years ago. So what’s driving industry change and what can the industry do about it? We’ve rounded up some of the key talking points that will affect how zoos, theme parks and other attractions will need to market themselves for future success.
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