Move inventory before it expires
Seats for next Tuesday, a four-game pack, a travel package with a date on it. Sell them at full price, not marked down.
Build money-back offers that drive ticket purchases, in-game sales and more, with zero upfront cost.
Anthony Edwards dunks on the Utah Jazz
Shohei Ohtani hits his 50th home run
Saquon Barkley scores against the
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Connor McDavid scores against the
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Reward Wolves season ticket-holders with $50 in team credit
Reward tonight’s ticket buyers with $15 in Chipotle credit
Reward Eagles single-game buyers with 50% back in team credit
Reward Oilers half-season members with $40 toward playoff tickets
Reward Galaxy season members with $10 in Chick-fil-A credit
Seats for next Tuesday, a four-game pack, a travel package with a date on it. Sell them at full price, not marked down.
Weeknight games, the upper ring, the long middle of a season. Money back if the home team wins works better than a markdown.
Nobody gets a markdown. If the trigger event happens, COVR covers the payout, not you.
Money back comes as team credit, spent with you, and customers never learn to wait for a discount.
COVR gives your team a new tool for moving tickets, memberships, travel packages and more. Pair a purchase with a trigger event your audience is already watching.
Pick what you need to move: seats for Tuesday’s game, a group package, a membership push. COVR reads your ticket, email and sales data and finds the fans most likely to buy, down to the sections they sit in.
Choose how much comes back if the trigger event happens: 100%, 50% or 20%. Nothing is due up front. COVR’s fee is billed as sales come in, and the coverage grows with them, so you can test ambitious offers without committing budget before demand exists.
COVR drafts the email, the text and the post around your trigger event. Send them through the tools you already use, like Klaviyo, Attentive and Instagram. Every message comes from you, and COVR tracks each covered sale.
If the trigger event happens, COVR pays your team, and fans get their money back as team credit, so every dollar stays in your ecosystem. If it doesn’t, nothing changes. Fans keep what they bought.
An example: 1,000 tickets at $100 sell over two weeks, $100,000 in sales, with 50% back if the Wolves win. What COVR covers grows with the sales, to $50,000. If the Wolves win, COVR pays out $50,000, equal to 50% of sales. Use the dial to set how much COVR covers.
Game tickets$48
Food & drink$9An offer is more powerful when people have something to root for. Pick your industry, then open a team to see what it can run.
Give fence-sitters a reason to buy today.
Give fence-sitters a reason to buy today.
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Lock in your season pass today. If we win it all, you get 100% back in team credit.
Sales teams live on the deals that almost happen. COVR gives your reps something better than a discount to close them with: buy now at full price, and get money back if a trigger event your fans care about happens. COVR covers that payout, so the price holds.
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Run the offer fans want. Finance signs off.
Run the offer fans want. Finance signs off.
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Your creative, your offer, your name. COVR covers the payout if the trigger event happens.
Marketing needs campaigns people talk about. COVR ties your offer to a trigger event fans are already watching, so the campaign has a story and a finish line, and every message goes out under your name.
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Full price on the books. The risk off them.
Full price on the books. The risk off them.
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Revenue booked at full price on day one. A service fee as sales come in. No open-ended liability.
Finance wants growth that doesn’t come back later as a cost. With COVR, every sale is booked at full price, and COVR covers the payout if the trigger event happens. There’s no discount pool to fund up front.
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COVR plugs into the ticketing, commerce, CRM and social tools you already run.


The Lynx had upper-level seats that weren’t selling, so they offered a $250 membership with one promise: win the championship, and every member gets their $250 back in Lynx Bucks. COVR covered that payout, so every membership sold at full price.
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A team from trading, investment banking, risk and private equity. Led by founder and CEO Bryan Crutchfield, with Douglas A. Cifu, former CEO of Virtu Financial, chairing the advisory board.

A discount gives money away before anything happens. An outcome-based offer keeps the price and adds a trigger event to cheer for.
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When the trigger event hits, fans get money back. Team credit makes sure it comes straight back to you.
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The trigger event is the heart of the offer. Pick a good one and the offer explains itself.
Read the articleThe questions we hear on every call.
No. Everyone pays full price. Money back only comes if the trigger event happens, and COVR covers it.
No. COVR’s fee is billed as sales come in, never before, so it only grows when your campaign sells. It applies whether or not the trigger event happens.
Nothing changes. You keep the revenue, and fans keep what they bought.
COVR pays your team what the offer promised, and your fans get their money back as team credit to spend with you.
No. They buy the way they always do. The money back is part of the offer.
Only if you want it to. The offer runs under your name.
COVR writes the state rules and official terms that go on your offer and at the point of sale.
The Lynx went from signing to on sale in seven days.
Tell us what you sell and what your fans root for. We come back with priced trigger events, usually within one business day.