Jayesh Parmar, founder and CEO of Picatic, reflects on the ticketing platform's earliest revenue figures with host Nathan Latka.
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“Less than 10 grand.”
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Parmar says the B2B segment generates the majority of Picatic's revenue
“The B to B aspect of that is, is, is definitely the much bigger piece of the pie.”
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Picatic charges $1 plus 2.5% commission per ticket on Pro tier
“The pro product is a commission base. It's a base. It's a base rate. Nathan Latka: What's the base? Jayesh Parmar: A dollar. Nathan Latka: Okay. Jayesh Parmar: and then the commission around 2.5% per ticket.”
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Picatic enterprise and API tiers range from $5K to $100K monthly
“It can range anywhere from five grand to a hundred grand a month.”
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Picatic hit approximately $30M in gross ticket revenue in 2016
“We're around thirty million dollars of gross ticket revenue around, around the park.”
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Picatic takes an average 4% cut on gross ticket revenue
“We take about four percent off that, so.”
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