Plan the sale, then watch it happen against the plan.
- Ticket types, phases and prices set once, as your strategy.
- Sales from every platform you sell on, in one table.
- Revenue worked out from your own prices, so the totals always add up.
The numbers behind your event: planned before the sale, tracked through it.
Brand, calendar, campaigns and the visuals, made with your brand already on.
From request to wristband: guest lists that don't fall apart.
Every gate and every scan, with live occupancy on the night.
Ambassadors who sell for you, and the numbers that show it.
Every tool your event runs on, in one workspace.
Book a demoSales in three ticketing platforms, guests in a spreadsheet, ads in another login and the door list in a group chat.
Every platform you sell on and every tool you work in, read together for each event.
Every module comes with two views of the same data: screens designed for the job, and a grid where every row can be filtered, edited and exported. Change a price in one and the other already shows it.
They share one customer list, one set of numbers and one place to report from, so nothing has to be copied between them.
An event is four stages, and the questions change at each one. Mira follows it through all of them.
Set ticket types, phases and prices. Plan the campaign and the budget behind it.
Watch every platform sell against the plan, and see which ads and ambassadors brought the buyers.
Guest lists at the door, scans at every gate, and occupancy while it happens.
One customer list across platforms, Boards for the debrief, and the baseline for next year.
Revenue is worked out from the prices you set, then checked against what each platform reports. Anything that doesn't match is shown to you, never smoothed over.
41 Backstage tickets were sold with no price set. Mira points at them, so you can fix the price or the platform.
Example figures from a demo event.
Connect your ticketing and ad accounts once for the whole organisation, then link each event. Sales, scans and spend come in by themselves.
A club night is not a five-day festival, and a summit is neither. Turn modules on per event: each workspace shows only what that event uses, and you can add one the day you need it.
Mira was built with festivals, and every ticketed event asks the same questions underneath: what sold, who came, who got in and what brought them. Mira answers them for a club night, a summit or a season of matches the way it does for a festival.
Several days, several ticketing platforms, guest lists by the thousand and gates that never close.
A calendar full of nights, and one customer list across all of them.
Delegate passes, speaker and sponsor lists, and badge scans at every room.
Match-day sales, season holders and turnstiles that open for an hour.
Exhibitor allocations, visitor registration and footfall by hall.
One show in many cities, each with its own sale and the same audience.
Tell us about your events and the platforms you sell on. We'll walk you through Mira with them in mind.