Tixr operates a ticketing and event-management platform serving festivals, clubs, and large-scale conventions. The tech stack—Java/Spring on AWS with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Couchbase, and Redis—supports a mature, multi-database event platform. Current project focus reveals a shift beyond core ticketing: automation of accounting workflows, AI-driven process improvements, and audit-readiness initiatives suggest the company is scaling operational complexity and backend infrastructure to handle larger, more demanding events and internal scaling challenges.
Notable leadership hires: Director of Accounts
Tixr has been building ticketing and experiential commerce solutions since 2013, serving large event creators including clubs, festivals, and conventions. The platform combines a software layer (ticketing, CRM, analytics, revenue optimization) with on-site support services, positioning the company at the intersection of digital and physical event operations. The product handles event sales, check-in, and attendee engagement; the business model serves event creators looking to improve fan experience and operational efficiency. Based in Santa Monica with 51–200 employees, Tixr operates across ticketing and adjacent event-operations verticals.
Tixr's backend runs on Java and Spring Framework deployed on AWS, with data across MySQL, PostgreSQL, Couchbase, Redis, and Neo4j. Mobile clients use Swift and Kotlin; infrastructure is managed via Docker, Terraform, and Ansible.
Santa Monica, California. The company is hiring in the United States and United Kingdom.
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