You run the event.
We prove the count.

Every entrance on one live number, ticketing by Spotlight beside it, and a verified attendance report for the brand by morning.

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An event screen in the dashboard with Spotlight ticketing connected: tickets sold beside guests scanned in at the door, show rate by tier, arrivals over the night, and the live entrances.
Ticketing by Spotlight: sold, next to who actually came through the gate, while the event is still on. (Sample data.)

Ticketing by Spotlight

Sell the tickets on Spotlight and they show up here, tier by tier, synced live. CLICR has ticketing built in.

Show rate, live

1,240 sold, 1,118 scanned in, 90.2%. Not a guess at the end of the night, a number during it.

Walk-ups and comps

No ticket, still counted. Comps are where the no-shows hide, and the brand wants to know both.

Sound familiar?

You’re asked how many came.
You’re guessing.

An analog tally counter at every entrance, a radio, a rough guess. Then the client wants the number and you’re doing math from memory or notes.

Prove attendance

Verified headcount the brand can trust.

Keep the line moving

Count at speed, no bottleneck at peak.

Every gate, one number

All entrances synced, live.

Live in 6 minutes

Set up for a one-night activation.

Start free See it in a real venue
Every entrance

One number for
the whole site.

Main gate, VIP, artist and crew: each entrance is a phone with CLICR on it. Ticket scans, wristbands and the list all count into the same live figure, so the producer, the promoter and the brand are looking at one number, not three.

The live event view on a phone listing three entrances and their counts, beside a card totalling ticket holders, walk-ups, crew and the number on site now.
986 on site, from four phones on three entrances. (Sample data.)

Any entrance

Add a gate in a minute and staff it with a phone. Wristbands and lists count the same way.

The second wave

210 arrivals in fifteen minutes shows on the producer's phone before the gate feels it.

Peak on site

The number the sponsor asks for, live, with the time it happened.

Post-event recap

In the inbox
before load-out.

Verified attendance, peak on site, average stay, show rate against Spotlight, and the arrivals curve against the last edition of the same event. One click sends the PDF to the brand, and every number in it is a count from the door, not an estimate from sales.

The post-event recap: attendance, peak on site, average time on site, show rate, the on-site curve against the previous edition, who came by source, and the four numbers the brand asks for.
Ready at 6:12 AM, verified count stamped. (Sample data.)

Verified count

Counted at four entrances and reconciled against Spotlight. It holds up when the brand's finance team asks.

Against last time

Same event, previous edition, same chart. Up 212 and 17 minutes of stay.

Send to brand

PDF, one click, before anyone has slept.

Whatever you’re running, the rest is the same.

1.75M+ guests counted< 6 min setupNo hardware
Trusted by operators and venues
TikTokGrand Central StationThe Hotel ChelseaHouse of Yes BrooklynElectric Shuffle

Logos represent pilots, partnerships, or active user testing.

“I can show the CEO the hard data on how the event did.”
Connor · TikTok

Run one night on it.
That’s the pitch.

See it at your next event

No commitment. We set you up for your next event. You run it, you see the numbers.

Questions? Ask Clic.