TickPick and Klarna bring flexible payments to live event tickets

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The collaboration makes attending top-tier events, from Billie Eilish’s tour to the MLB playoffs, more accessible than ever.

New York, October 29, 2024 – Klarna, the AI-powered global payments network and shopping assistant, and TickPick, the modern transparent ticket marketplace transforming the event ticketing industry, today announced their partnership to enhance the ticket buying experience for all TickPick customers.

TickPick, known for its no service fee policy, best price guarantee, and upfront pricing, ensures that fans can purchase tickets without hidden costs. This commitment to transparency aligns with Klarna’s flexible payment options, providing consumers with both affordability and control over how they pay for their tickets.

With the live events industry projected to reach $1.2 trillion by 2032, demand is on the rise. Now, Tickpick customers can enjoy Klarna’s smooth payment options, offering the flexibility to pay for tickets instantly in full, within 30 days, split the cost into four interest-free installments, or extend payments over 6 to 24 months.

“We’re thrilled to partner with TickPick, sharing their strong commitment to fairness and transparency in consumer fees," said Erin Jaeger, Head of North America at Klarna. “With Klarna’s flexible payment options, fans can enjoy the events they love while managing their finances responsibly and without interest.”

“As we continue to build on our commitment to offering fans the best prices on tickets, partnering with Klarna will now give our users more control over how they pay for their tickets,” TickPick Head of Marketing Matt Ferrel said. “When it comes to offering interest-free, flexible payment options, Klarna is the industry leader. With some of the biggest concert tours and sporting events of the year still ahead, we’re excited to introduce this feature to our fans.”

TickPick joins Klarna’s growing network of 600,000 merchants, alongside more than 85 million consumers globally.

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