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Arneeon Media opens waitlist for TicketSys event ticketing platform

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By AI, Created 20:22 UTC, Aug 07, 2026, AGP -

Arneeon Media has launched a prelaunch waitlist for TicketSys, a self-service ticketing and check-in platform set to debut in early September 2026. The platform is aimed at businesses, organizations and groups that want to keep ticket revenue, attendee data and event operations in-house.

Why it matters: - TicketSys is aimed at event hosts that want to avoid third-party ticketing fees and keep control of ticket revenue. - The platform also keeps attendee data inside the organizer’s CRM, which can help with follow-up, reminders and future marketing. - The launch targets a broad mix of users, from small community events to conferences, fitness businesses and virtual programs.

What happened: - Arneeon Media announced the prelaunch of TicketSys.org, a self-service event ticketing and check-in platform. - Prelaunch waitlist signups are open now at TicketSys. - The platform is expected to launch in early September 2026. - Arneeon Media said TicketSys is built for businesses, organizations and community groups running their own events.

The details: - TicketSys is built on Biz Boom Box, Arneeon Media’s CRM automation system on the GoHighLevel platform. - The platform supports ticket sales, RSVP collection, QR-code check-in from any phone and attendee mailings and reminders. - Ticket signups sync automatically into the organizer’s CRM. - TicketSys supports ticketed, RSVP and virtual events. - Organizers can embed the platform into an existing website or funnel with a single snippet. - Assigned Ticket Admins can check in guests using an iOS or Android device. - No additional scanning hardware is required. - The platform sends automatic confirmation, reminder and organizer alert messages. - Organizers can view live sales, attendance and no-show data in real time and export it at any time. - TicketSys supports multiple ticket tiers, including general admission, VIP and group rates. - Coupon codes can be used for discounts or complimentary access. - Each ticket type can have its own capacity cap. - Organizers can see live sold and checked-in counts. - A “check-in all” option lets staff process an entire group order in one tap. - Event pages can be customized with editable sections, colors and branding. - The platform supports multi-day agendas for events with sessions or stages across more than one day. - TicketSys is designed for conferences with 500 or more attendees, recurring classes, memberships and multi-session programs, and online or virtual events. - Early-access pricing is under $200 per month. - The offer includes no long-term contracts and unlimited events for waitlist members.

Between the lines: - The launch positions TicketSys against larger ticketing platforms by emphasizing ownership of data, revenue and workflow. - The product appears built to reduce operational friction at the door and during follow-up, especially for organizers handling repeat events. - Arneeon Media is extending its existing automation stack into a new event operations product rather than starting from scratch. - A spokesperson for Arneeon Media said organizers should not have to give up a cut of every ticket sold just to manage check-in. - Derek said the product is meant to give businesses and groups tools similar to big ticketing platforms without the fees or middleman.

What's next: - TicketSys is set to launch in early September 2026. - Organizations, businesses and community groups can join the waitlist now for prelaunch access and early-access pricing. - Arneeon Media is expected to continue using TicketSys as part of its broader Biz Boom Box service system.

The bottom line: - TicketSys is trying to win event organizers with lower-cost, in-house ticketing, QR check-in and real-time attendee tracking before its September debut.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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