Booking, ticketing and POS platform for tours and attractions
Ventrata runs a booking and ticketing platform for tour operators and attractions on Ruby on Rails with Hotwire, backed by PostgreSQL on GCP, with Flutter, Dart and Kotlin powering mobile and point-of-sale apps. Dual payment processors (Stripe and Adyen) plus job-post focus on new payment methods, hardware and terminal stability point to in-venue POS as the active engineering front. Hiring is slow and sales-manager-led, centered on the United States.
Ventrata is a London-based, privately held software company founded in 2016 that provides booking and reservation software for tours and attractions. Its platform covers ticketing, point-of-sale, website development and multi-channel sales management, with a focus on high-volume operators such as hop-on hop-off bus tours. The company configures its product per client and offers support across email, chat and phone. It employs 51–200 people and serves operators internationally, with current hiring in the United States.
Ventrata uses Ruby on Rails with Hotwire, Turbo and Stimulus, PostgreSQL on GCP, Flutter, Dart and Kotlin for apps, TypeScript, Vite and Tailwind CSS on the frontend, and Cypress and Vitest for testing.
Ventrata's stack includes both Stripe and Adyen for payments, and its job posts mention ongoing work integrating new payment methods into its point-of-sale offering.
Ventrata, headquartered in London, is currently hiring in the United States, mostly for manager-level sales roles, with smaller engineering and operations needs.
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