Owners and developers
Repeat work comes from people who trust you. A night at the ballpark with an owner’s rep does more for that trust than another lunch meeting.
Your next project often starts at a game, not in a bid meeting. Ticketnology helps construction companies get the right tickets to the right owners, architects, and partners, and shows you what came of it.
Ticketnology is a ticket management platform and service for construction companies that use season tickets and suites to build relationships with owners, developers, architects, and subcontractors. It replaces spreadsheets and text threads with one place to request, approve, and track every ticket. Leadership can see who went, which relationship it supported, and what the program is actually worth.
In construction, a lot of work is won before the RFP ever goes out. Tickets are one of the ways that happens.
Repeat work comes from people who trust you. A night at the ballpark with an owner’s rep does more for that trust than another lunch meeting.
Architects and engineers recommend builders they know. Tickets keep you in the conversation between projects, when nobody is bidding anything yet.
Topping out a building or finishing the year without a lost-time incident deserves more than a company email. Tickets are a simple way to thank the people in the field.
Your project managers aren’t sitting at a desk. They text, they call, and they forget to follow up. By the time someone figures out who has the Saturday seats, the chance is gone.
Without a clear process, tickets go to whoever asks first. The clients who matter most to next year’s backlog get missed.
Season tickets are a real line item. When the CFO asks which projects they helped win, most companies are guessing.
Practical ideas on using live events to win work and keep your best people.
Project managers request seats, leadership approves them fast, and every ticket is tied to a client and a project. No more spreadsheet that only one person understands.
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Not every client wants the same game. Ticket Pass gives you a dedicated ticket budget and an account manager who finds and buys the seats you ask for, with every dollar tracked in one dashboard.
See How Ticket Pass Works →Something else on your mind? Our team works with construction companies every season.
Talk to our team →The ones that do it well use a single system for requests, approvals, and tracking. Most start with a spreadsheet and an inbox, which works until more than a handful of people are asking for seats. A platform like Ticket Booth keeps everything in one place, so nobody has to chase the person holding the tickets.
Start by tying every ticket to a client and an opportunity. Once you know who attended and which relationship it supported, you can compare ticket use against your pipeline and the work you won. Ticket Booth tracks this as tickets are used, so you’re not rebuilding it at year-end.
Yes. Ticket Booth is web-based, so a PM can send a request from wherever they are, and the approver sees it right away. That matters in construction, where most of your client-facing people are on a jobsite, not in the office.
Most seats go unused because nobody knew they were available in time. When everyone can see open inventory, tickets get claimed earlier and reassigned the moment plans change. Ticket Booth gives your team that view, and Ticket Pass lets you buy only the events you’ll actually use instead of committing to more than you need.
Yes. Many public owners and some private clients limit what their teams can accept. Ticket Booth keeps a record of who received tickets, for which event, and when, so you can check it against those rules before the invite goes out.
A short walkthrough with our team, built around how your company uses tickets today.
