Amsterdam-based startup Celebratix has secured €2.2 million in growth funding from Airbridge Equity Partners and is planning a Series A financing round in 2027, as Vestbee was informed.
- Founded in 2024 by Frank Roskam and Hans-Jochem Dijk, Celebratix is a ticketing company that develops software to manage event ticket sales. The platform combines primary and secondary ticketing, guest lists, loyalty programs, and real-time analytics, allowing organizers to operate multiple regional systems from a single interface.
- The company employs 29 people and serves venues in seven European countries, including the Benelux, Germany, Sweden, the United Kingdom, Spain, and Portugal. Celebratix has acquired one Dutch ticketing company and plans additional acquisitions across Europe. Its revenue in 2025 increased tenfold compared with the previous year.
“Many local ticketing companies have reached their maximum scale. We acquire these companies and transition their customers onto our platform. This gives organizers one system for sales, access control and resale, with less manual work and more data insights," Co-founder of Celebratix, Frank Roskam, commented in a press release.
- The software tracks ticket sales and attendance, monitors trends, and provides operational insights, while consolidating customers from acquired companies onto a single platform to simplify event management across different markets.
Details of the deal
- The fresh €2.2 million capital was backed by Airbridge Equity Partners, an Amsterdam-based VC that invests €1 to €5 million in European tech companies with proven revenue, supporting founders in scaling their business and preparing for follow-on rounds or strategic exits.
- Celebratix will use the fresh round to acquire smaller ticketing companies in different European countries and move their customers onto its platform, as it works to consolidate a fragmented market and scale its operations ahead of a planned Series A round in 2027.
