Why Puulso exists
Every founder-led venue we’ve worked with has the same story. They build something beautiful — a tiny theater, a converted warehouse, a restaurant that does four shows a week — and then they have to sell tickets for it.
Their options are all bad. Eventbrite plasters its logo everywhere. Ticketmaster takes a cut and owns the relationship with the customer. Generic tools are either too rigid for real venues or too technical for non-developer teams.
So their brand ends up looking like someone else’s. Their customer data ends up in someone else’s database. And every Friday at 6pm, somebody is babysitting a spreadsheet instead of running the show.
Puulso exists to fix that.
What we believe
- A ticketing tool should disappear into your brand. The marquee is yours. The platform is ours. That’s the deal.
- Operations software should respect your team’s time. If a manager can’t learn it in an afternoon, it’s badly designed.
- Data belongs to the venue. Your customer list is your asset. We don’t rent it to competitors.
- Bilingual is the default. If your customers live between two languages, so should your software.
Where we are
Puulso is built in Madrid. Our founding team has worked with theaters, festivals and hospitality groups across Spain and Latin America. We run Puulso ourselves for several of those venues, which keeps us honest about what’s useful and what isn’t.
We grow slowly and on purpose. If you’re considering Puulso, the person you’ll talk to during a demo is the same person who’s going to help you onboard. That’s how we like it.
Join us
We’re a small team hiring thoughtfully. If you’ve worked in venue operations, hospitality tech or ticketing and want to help build software that respects both sides of the stage, we’d love to hear from you. Email hello@puulso.com with a note about what you’ve done.