
One of the communities we decided to focus on at Ticket Tailor during lockdown easements was churches and places and worship. We built a solution for ticketing socially distanced church services with the help Father George at the Brompton Oratory that lets church-goers choose where they sit, as well as navigate some of the other challenges that this virus poses.
Today more than 500 churches of all kinds use Ticket Tailor, the majority on our free plans, to manage services safely.
The Financial Times wrote a nice piece about it today:
"Ticket Tailor, the online ticketing platform that normally caters for fans of rock gods such as, er, Jamie XX, is now offering its services to fans of, well, God."
https://www.ft.com/content/a019027c-2220-411e-b440-e2f865fdd969
(second piece down on this page)
At the beginning of the year we worked on a rebrand and the key thing that came out of it was celebrating the diverse range of event creators that we support and I love that this shines through in what the FT wrote in this piece.
The Sun also reported on it last week too.
www.churchticketing.com
https://www.tickettailor.com/church-ticketing/
Hey Jonny.
That's super interesting. I hope it's helping you all find your way through the current situation.
Was it just places of worship that you decided to focus on?
PS. I can't access the content on the FT link you posted.