Ticketplus has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to raise up to $29 million through an initial public offering as demand for digital event management and ticketing solutions continues expanding across Latin America.

The company plans to list its shares on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol TP.

Headquartered in Santiago, Chile, Ticketplus confidentially submitted its IPO filing in January 2026 before publicly launching the offering process.

Building a Full-Service Event Technology Platform

Ticketplus operates a comprehensive event technology ecosystem designed to support the live entertainment industry throughout the entire event lifecycle.

Its platform combines event discovery, primary ticket sales, access control systems, payment processing, analytics tools, and post-event reporting capabilities into a unified solution.

The company serves a broad customer base that includes event promoters, entertainment venues, sports organizations, and ticketing operators throughout Latin America.

By integrating multiple operational functions into a single platform, Ticketplus aims to help event organizers improve efficiency while enhancing the customer experience.

Dual Business Model Expands Regional Reach

Ticketplus operates through two distinct business models that provide diversified revenue streams.

In Chile, the company functions as a primary ticketing operator under a full-service model, directly managing ticket sales infrastructure and operational services for event organizers.

Outside its core market, Ticketplus utilizes a white-label software-as-a-service strategy, licensing its technology platform to regional partners that distribute tickets under their own brands.

This approach allows the company to expand geographically while reducing the operational costs associated with direct market entry.

Revenue is generated through transaction fees tied to ticket sales and software licensing fees from SaaS customers.

Digital Adoption Continues Reshaping Live Entertainment

The company’s IPO highlights the increasing digitization of the live entertainment and event management industry.

Event organizers are increasingly adopting integrated technology platforms that streamline ticketing, payments, venue access management, customer analytics, and event reporting.

The trend has accelerated as venues and promoters seek more efficient ways to manage growing attendance volumes while gathering valuable consumer data that can improve future events.

Technology-driven ticketing platforms have become a critical component of modern entertainment infrastructure across sports, concerts, festivals, and other live experiences.

Revenue Growth Supports Expansion Strategy

Founded in 2014, Ticketplus has established a significant presence within the Latin American event technology market.

The company reported approximately $29 million in revenue for the twelve months ended December 31, 2025.

Its balanced mix of transaction-based income and recurring software licensing revenue provides exposure to both event activity growth and long-term technology adoption trends.

Investment Banks Lead Offering

Roth Capital, Bancroft Capital, and MDB Capital Group are serving as joint bookrunners for the transaction.

The proposed offering adds another international technology company to the growing pipeline of firms seeking access to US capital markets while benefiting from increasing investor interest in software-enabled business models and digital infrastructure platforms.