Full-Time
Experience-commerce platform with bookings and payments
$100k - $150k/yr
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
United States
Hybrid
Easol provides an all-in-one platform that lets creators sell travel and events online. It serves festival organizers, tour operators, and event planners by combining booking management, marketing tools, and payment processing in one place. Creators can design custom booking journeys, manage customer bookings, and optimize marketing from a single dashboard. Revenue comes from subscriptions and transaction charges, making the platform scalable for growing experiences. Easol is backed by notable investors who have supported Stripe, Airbnb, and Netflix, underscoring confidence in its growth. The company aims to empower experience creators by removing the complexity of selling and managing events and travel experiences.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$59.7M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2018
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Experience commerce platform Easol, which has raised $30M in funding, opens first US office.
As Easol continues to expand its footprint in the US, its impact on the experience industry is poised to grow, fostering a more connected and empowered community of experience creators.
Travel and experience commerce technology company Easol has launched a new masterclass series, which will feature video podcasts and live events designed for festival creators.
Easol, an experience commerce technology company, is set to change the way tickets for events and festivals are resold with the launch of an integrated resale feature called Easol Resale.
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Easol, a leading travel and experience commerce technology company, is announcing the launch of Easol Capital, a new financing solution tailor-made for festival organisers. Easol Capital will create a fairer, flexible and transparent financing process that puts control back in the hands of festival organisers. CHALLENGING THE EXISTING ADVANCE MODEL: Sourcing capital can be difficult for SMEs in the events and travel industries, as traditional finance providers are reluctant to loan following the pandemic. Difficulties obtaining capital are compounded by the current cost of living crisis and ongoing supply chain issues which mean having a reliable cash flow is more important than ever to secure the future of a festival. Until now, some ticketing platforms have looked to fill this gap by offering cash advances, but this comes at the expense of festival organisers. Whilst the advances are nominally free, festival organisers have often been tied into contracts with punitive terms around ticketing fees and long exclusivity, which limit organisers’ control over their own booking fees and data: