Picatic Launches New Website, Opens Office in Toronto

Picatic has launched a new website it feels better reflects the company’s philosophies.

The Vancouver-based company’s new site “changes user flow by having a sleek, one-page, one-touch website.”

It’s about simplifying products, Picatic’s Brett Ede says.

“That involves removing any unnecessary friction,” he points out.

Ede added that, for Picatic, it’s about creating a “greater user experience from start to finish.”

Picatic also mentioned that it is launching a new office in Toronto.

Picatic believes its strongest play is in pricing—undercutting competition and promising no hidden fees. Combing that with innovative products and superior customer service, the Canadian startup says it’s just getting started.

“We are not happy just being a player in the game,” CEO Jayesh Pramar said last year. “We are looking to dominate the ticket space.”

 

Picatic’s Big Bets Paying Off

If there is a company evolving with the ticketing trends, it’s Picatic.

They created crowdfunding specifically for events. They also created FairPay, which allows event planners to choose the service fees for using the Picatic platform. The latest feature released from Picatic is Picatic Pro.

Since launching Pro, Picatic has locked in many brand partners, ranging from small to large venues across the US, Europe and Canada, including Las Vegas nightclubs.

Picatic Pro focuses on highlighting the brand and image of the event planners while offering all of the necessary tools to organize successful events online. Picatic Pro integrates with any website and is easy to use.

“There is a growing shift in the decentralization of events from third-party platforms,” says Jayesh Pramar, CEO of Picatic. “Organizers needs are becoming more sophisticated and with that comes greater demands.”

Picatic believes its strongest play is in pricing—undercutting competition and promising no hidden fees. Combing that with innovative products and superior customer service, the Vancouver company says it’s just getting started.

“We are not happy just being a player in the game,” Pramar says. “We are looking to dominate the ticket space.”