What Ora does
Most ticketing platforms give an organizer an event page and leave the marketing to them. Ora takes the marketing on: it generates ad creatives from the event’s own details, runs the campaigns on Instagram and Facebook, and optimizes them toward ticket sales. The organizer’s dashboard shows the outcome, tickets sold and revenue, rather than campaign settings.
Ticket buyers check out through Stripe and get a ticket with a QR code for the door, kept in My Tickets. Organizers are paid out through Stripe and check guests in by scanning those codes.
Who it is for
People going out
Browse events by city, category and date, buy tickets, and keep them in one place with a QR code for entry. Organizers you like can be followed, so their next event is easy to find.
Event organizers
Create an event, set ticket tiers and publish. Ora runs the ads, and the dashboard shows tickets sold and revenue. Sponsors and vendor booths are managed from the same account.
Brands, sponsors and vendors
Brands join free, get matched to events whose audience fits, book a sponsorship or a vendor booth, capture leads with one scan, and get a report after the event.
Venues
Restaurants, rooftops and event spaces list free, set their own price and dates, and get booked by organizers. A venue can connect Square or Toast so each night’s bar sales are reported against the event. Twins and Hotel Van Zandt are among the venues on Ora.
Creators
Influencers, brand ambassadors, content producers and artists get booked for events by organizers, sponsors and venues, and set their own rate.
Where Ora is
Austin, Texas is Ora’s home market: see events in Austin. Ora also has city pages for Houston, TX and San Antonio, TX. Every listed event, wherever it is, is on Explore.
What makes Ora different
- Marketing is part of the product. Ora runs the ads, so an organizer does not have to run their own.
- Sponsors and vendors book in the same product as tickets, with ticket-buyer reports (age, gender, zip, source channel and purchasing behavior) before and after the event.
- Venue point of sale is connected: Square and Toast today, Clover coming soon, so organizers, venues and brands see what a night sold at the bar.
See how Ora compares with Eventbrite, Posh, Luma and others on the comparison pages, or read Eventbrite alternatives for event organizers.
The company
Ora is operated by Kivo Ora Corp, a subsidiary of Oryon Labs Corp, as set out in the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Read the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.
The Ora app is on the App Store and Google Play. Ora is on Instagram and TikTok.
Get in touch
Email help@oraapp.com, send a message through the contact page, or start with the Help Center.