Direct Sales

Picture having people out on the street within twenty minutes selling your tickets and your tables. Promo reps, hotel concierges, tour operators and content creators, from micro to macro, each with their own link and their own commission.

Almost every piece of software in this sector gives you the feature: a panel where you create promoters, and then you go and find them yourself. That is not a channel, it is a form. We give you the network.

Why this moves the needle

A visitor decides where they are going at the hotel or over dinner, not at your door. Today that sale either gets away from you or goes to a middleman who hands you back no data at all.

Every seller becomes a node with a panel, a tracked link and a settlement. Commission set by event and by area, monthly payouts, cashout. They sell tickets and tables — not one or the other — and the door runs off a list, with links that expire and without forcing anyone to create an account.

For you that is two things you feel in the takings: sales brought forward, and money in before you open.

And a third that nobody else has. Every piece of software in this sector measures volume and commission per promoter: how much they sold. Here, because each sale is tied to a person and that person to their history, you can also measure twelve-month value and repeat rate per seller. Two nodes turning over the same amount stop being worth the same, and that changes who you renew and whose commission you raise.

Where it is today

In production, version 1.0.0, with the street promoters at Papagayo Tenerife selling every day. It is not a demo: it has more miles on it than anything else in the system.