Case Study
Group of 17. One Text.
20%
Savings
17
Tickets Secured
4
Transactions
The Client
A private client had family in town for a wedding and wanted everyone together at a Buffalo Bills game. Simple request. The execution was anything but.
The Situation
Group ticket buying is one of the most frustrating experiences in the secondary market.
Keeping a large group together in the same section requires finding contiguous inventory that rarely exists in one place
Group size changes -- people add on, drop out, and decide last minute
Each change means re-entering the market and hoping comparable inventory is still available
Reselling unused tickets adds another layer of coordination most buyers are not equipped to handle
The Transactions
Four transactions. One continuous experience.
What This Shows
Keeping a group together is where most plans fall apart.
The larger the group, the harder it gets to keep everyone together, respond to changes, and protect what you have already purchased. Most people give up on the ideal and settle for whatever is available.
17 tickets across 4 separate transactions, without splitting the group or moving sections
Off-market inventory sourced when no comparable options were available publicly
Unused tickets resold with no effort required from the client
"I just kept texting him as more people decided to come. He handled every single change."
-Private Client
"We were all together. I didn't have to think about any of it.”
-Private Client
Tell me the event. I'll handle the rest.
No contracts. No commitments. One request to get started.