Tixel, a privately owned German company founded in 2009, offers software solutions for data transfer. Employing approximately 10 people, the company focuses on accelerating data movement in business-to-business and enterprise settings, encompassing point-to-point transfers, cloud services, and large-scale data workflows. In 2023, Tixel's revenue was less than $1 million.
Tixel announced a partnership with Kilimanjaro Live on an unspecified date, expanding its UK presence and offering data-driven resale solutions for Kilimanjaro Live's summer events. On another unspecified date, Tixel was identified as the official transfer vendor for an unspecified event, with tickets being resold at a price of $699. Tixel expanded its festival portfolio to include Cross The Tracks, Wide Awake, Project 6, and City Splash (part of the Brockwell Live series) in London. This followed Tixel's existing partnerships with several Superstruct UK festivals, including Boardmasters, Kendal Calling, Tramlines Festival, Truck Festival, and Y Not Festival, for which Tixel serves as the exclusive resale platform. A report commissioned by Tixel and Bolster, an entertainment marketing agency, indicated that despite the cost-of-living crisis, approximately 50% of consumers prioritize live entertainment, with 75% attending a similar number of events compared to the previous year.
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