Ticketcorner
Swiss ticketing marketplace for events, resale, organisers, and hospitality.
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Company facts
- Official name
- Ticketcorner AG
- Entity type
- COMPANY
- Founded
- 1987
- Headquarters
- Riedmatt-Center 8153 Rümlang
- Company size
- 50–200
- Market role
- B2C Consumer App / Platform
- Official website
- b2b.ticketcorner.ch
What Ticketcorner does
Ticketcorner operates a multi-sided ticketing platform. On the demand side, it attracts consumers searching for tickets and ski passes; on the supply side, it connects event organisers, venues, resorts, and corporate buyers to a national distribution network. The company creates value by aggregating event inventory, processing transactions, managing distribution across online and offline channels, and extending the ecosystem with resale, affiliate referrals, and organiser tooling. Its model combines marketplace economics with B2B software and service layers. Consumer ticket demand drives transaction volume, which in turn strengthens its value to organisers and partners. Organiser tools such as Ticketcorner.Light reduce onboarding friction for smaller sellers, while corporate hospitality and managed services deepen higher-value enterprise relationships.
Category differentiation
Ticketcorner is a Swiss event ticketing marketplace and organiser platform, not a venue operator or event promoter. It should also be distinguished from global ticketing groups such as Ticketmaster, as its footprint and positioning are centred on Switzerland.
Strategic context
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Ticketcorner is a Swiss ticketing company that sells and distributes tickets for live events, sports, culture, entertainment, and ski access products through digital and offline channels. Its core business is a consumer-facing ticket marketplace, supported by an official resale platform, a specialised ski ticket offering, and a broad distribution network that includes websites, call centres, and retail outlets. Beyond consumer ticket sales, Ticketcorner also serves event organisers and corporate buyers through self-service ticketing software, managed hospitality and corporate event solutions, and an affiliate partner programme. The business makes money primarily from transaction fees and commissions on ticket sales, with additional revenue from resale fees, organiser software pricing, corporate packages, and partner commissions. It is an active Swiss subsidiary within the joint CTS Eventim and Ringier ownership structure.
Company news briefing
Briefing updated:
Ticketcorner, a joint venture between Ringier and CTS Eventim, completed the formal absorption of See Tickets AG in June 2026, consolidating its position in the Swiss digital entertainment marketplace. Under the leadership of CEO Oliver Niedermann and recently appointed CFO Evi Lehmann-Prieler, the integration aims to drive sustained innovation and operational efficiency. These structural developments mirror parent CTS Eventim’s broader strategic focus on international growth, digital monetisation, and the optimisation of data-driven marketing tools.
Business model & monetisation
Ticketcorner primarily monetises through transaction-based ticketing economics: per-ticket charges, percentage-based presale fees, and related service fees attached to primary ticket sales. It also earns from secondary-market resale fees through fanSALE, usage-based organiser pricing through Ticketcorner.Light, managed corporate and hospitality revenue through Ticketcorner PRIME, and referral-based economics through its affiliate partner programme. The overall commercial model is a mix of take-rate, transactional fees, and service revenue rather than pure fixed-fee SaaS.
- Primary ticket sales fees
- Percentage take-rate plus per-ticket fees
- Organiser self-service ticketing
- Usage-based SaaS and transaction pricing
- Corporate hospitality and managed event solutions
- Service fee and package revenue
- Secondary resale fees
- Transaction and service fees
- Affiliate partner programme
- Commission-based referral economics
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Questions about Ticketcorner
What is Ticketcorner?
Ticketcorner is a Swiss ticketing company that sells and distributes tickets for events, sports, culture, entertainment, and ski access through digital and offline channels.
Who uses Ticketcorner?
Consumers use it to buy and resell tickets, while event organisers, corporate teams, and affiliate partners use its organiser, hospitality, and referral products.
How does Ticketcorner make money?
It earns mainly from transaction fees on ticket sales, plus resale fees, organiser software charges, corporate hospitality revenue, and affiliate-based commercial arrangements.
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