Turn Trusted Local Curators Into Your Best Sales Channel

No. There's no waitlist and no application. Create your organizer account, claim your events, and you can be set up in a few minutes. Prefer a guided walkthrough first? Use the form above and our team will reach out.

Many of your events are already on Recs, listed by curators who love them. Claiming an event puts you in control — you manage the official ticket links, see who's promoting it, and track every sale. If an event isn't listed yet, add it in seconds by pasting a ticket link.

Recs is free for organizers today. You set the incentives — guestlist spots, comps, or commission rates on ambassador sales — and those go to the curators who sell, not to us. No retainers, no platform fees, no contracts.

Any ticketed event — concerts, festivals, rodeos, ice shows, monster truck rallies, book fairs, food & wine events, cultural festivals, family entertainment, and more. Our curator network covers niche audiences you won't reach through broad paid ads.

Every curator's promotion is tracked. Clicks, RSVPs, and attendance roll up per curator in your Insights tab, and per-curator discount codes tie ticket redemptions to the person who drove them. You see exactly who sells — and can export it all to CSV.

Provide your Meta Pixel ID and Conversions API access token, and we handle the rest. Recs automatically fires ViewContent and Purchase events through both the browser pixel and server-side Conversions API, with built-in deduplication. You'll see all Recs-driven conversions directly in your Meta Events Manager and Ads Manager — no code or manual setup required.

No — it makes them better. Curator-driven traffic fires your Meta Pixel, building retargeting audiences from people with genuine intent. And the posts curators create around your events are a steady source of authentic creative inspiration. Organic and paid compound instead of competing for the same budget.

Beyond their own posts to engaged local audiences, curators tag and engage the social teams of local press, radio, and media — giving your event extra organic pickup that complements the press outreach you're already doing directly. You can also repost their content on your own channels to keep your feeds active with authentic posts.

Everyone who fills the room. Owners and operators get a curator channel with no upfront risk; marketing directors get measurable per-curator attribution and pixel data; managers and associates run outreach, campaigns, and ambassador programs from one dashboard.

Yes. Recs suggests curators matched to your genre and city — you review and approve every one. You can also search the full network by genre, location, and following, and organize everyone into a roster you own with tags, groups, and favorites.

A standing crew of curators and superfans who sell for you. Create a program, share its link or QR code, review applications in your inbox, and assign codes and incentives — from guestlist spots to tiered commissions. The ledger tracks every sale and what you owe, per ambassador, per event.

You set the rate — flat per ticket, percentage, or tiered schedules that pay more as ambassadors sell more. Recs tracks codes, tickets sold, and commissions owed in a per-ambassador ledger with CSV export for reconciliation. You pay ambassadors directly; Recs keeps the books.

Agencies rent you their relationships and charge retainers. Recs gives you the tools to build your own: a curator roster you own, outreach from your own domain, ambassador programs with your incentives, and attribution that stays with you. When you grow, the asset is yours — not your agency's.

Every organizer has a sender tier that sets a daily outreach cap — New (25/day), Warming (100/day), Established (500/day) — recalculated nightly from your deliverability. Healthy senders graduate automatically; unhealthy ones get throttled before they burn the channel for everyone. It keeps curator inboxes worth reaching.

Yes. Invite teammates with roles and per-area permissions covering events, outreach, campaigns, and ambassadors. Curator replies land in a shared inbox, so nothing lives in one person's email.

Yes. Recs can automatically surface verified resale availability on sold-out events, so curator traffic still converts into attendance instead of bouncing off a sold-out page.

Recs works by importing your event details directly from your ticketing platform's public event URL — no API key or integration required. Just paste a link. We support 163+ platforms — see all supported platforms ↑