Flicket processes $350m from Bay of Plenty base
New Zealand-based ticketing platform Flicket is scaling rapidly, processing $350 million in transactions for 2026. The company differentiates itself by offering event organizers direct control over customer data and revenue, challenging traditional ticketing intermediaries.
Why it matters
It represents a shift in the event technology market toward B2B platforms that prioritize data ownership and transparency over traditional models.
Forget the pitch-deck projections that usually accompany tech stories. Flicket, the Mount Maunganui digital ticketing and visitor management platform, is on track to process $350 million in transactions across 4,000 events in 2026. That is current operating scale, not ambition, and it is flowing through software built and run from a beachside suburb rather than a metropolitan tech hub.
The scale is real enough to have earned recognition. On 7 August 2026, Flicket won the ASB Bay of Plenty Exporter of the Year Award , a category that requires more than five years of international operations and total annual revenue above $5 million . Flicket clears both bars comfortably.
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