Palco

Founded in 2014 and based in Madrid, Palco operates a ticketing technology platform that supports a variety of venues and event organizers, facilitating seamless ticket sales and management across multiple channels. Palco Ticketing specializes in ticketing solutions, offering services to venues and event organizers since its inception in 2014. Headquartered in Madrid, Spain, it has maintained a consistent focus on enhancing ticket sales and management technology. In November 2025, the company received investment from BOCEL Private Equity, acquiring a minority stake to aid growth.

The founder's details are not publicly available, and there are no known subsidiaries. Palco Ticketing offers a comprehensive ticketing technology platform designed for venues and event organizers, ranging from large stadiums to smaller settings. The platform facilitates ticket sales management across online, mobile, box office, and resale channels, with features such as real-time inventory synchronization, access control through QR codes and NFC technology, fraud prevention, and detailed sales analytics. It operates in over 30 countries, serving event promoters, venue managers, and sports organizations, and can handle over 15,000 requests per second with a historical uptime of 99.

9%. Palco Ticketing generates revenue through transaction-based fees and subscription models for its ticketing services. Clients, including event organizers and venue operators, pay for platform access, which typically involves a percentage fee per ticket sold. The pricing structure accommodates various engagement models, from partnerships with large-scale events to direct agreements with smaller venues.

The company’s flagship products, including its ticketing software and integrated CRM solutions, enhance customer management and operational efficiency. In November 2025, Palco Ticketing attracted investment from BOCEL Private Equity and other individual investors, allowing for expanded capabilities and reinforcement of market presence, particularly in Spain and Latin America. Future growth is centered around launching new products and enhancing existing services, with plans to penetrate additional markets in Latin America by mid-2026. The recent funding will support these initiatives, ultimately aiming to strengthen the company’s competitive position in the global ticketing landscape.