Meeteor just shipped SponsorHUB β manage multiple sponsors per event, feature sponsor media during live raffles, track leads in one dashboard.
Sponsorship, but built to actually convert. π
#Meeteor#EventTech
White-label update: first restaurant client launch, 250-person venue, fully booked on day one.
Meanwhile our partner Few Good Men just pulled 4,000+ people to their latest event in Norwich π¬π§
2 more clients closing, lead-gen shipping to the platform.
#Meeteor#EventTech
Timaya. Afro B. Thousands in Chapelfield Gardens. AfriFest East 2026 was a big one for our partners at Few Good Men / Las Gidi.
Proud to work alongside a team building something this good for East Anglia's African community. π
https://t.co/4pIeGvFuUh
#AfriFestEast#Meeteor
Saturday: AfriFest East 2026 π
Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich Β· 1pmβ10:30pm
Timaya + Afro B headline Β· free entry
Built on Meeteor's white-label platform for @lasgidi β organizers own every relationship.
π https://t.co/M44J5iEl3A
#AfriFestEast#Norwich#Meeteor
Launched 2024. 2,500+ attendees by year two. Arts Council funded. Now teaching drumming in schools.
This is what a cultural institution looks like at birth β and why we build infrastructure for organizers like this.
Aug 15, Chapelfield Gardens. π
Listing your event on a marketplace:
β their brand on your event
β their fees on your tickets
β their database owns your attendees
You did the work. They keep the relationship.
White-label flips all three. That's the product we build at Meeteor.
Meeteor now powers white-label ticketing β your own site, your own brand, your own audience. Think Shopify, but for live events. First site is live: Las Gidi (Norwich, UK) sells tickets on its own platform. Meeteor is the engine. β https://t.co/fVEOargd3e #EventTech#WhiteLabel
Day 57 of 365
Building @OfficialMeeteor and @thspian_inc has been life changing in every bit of way. One of the huge changes was making peace with the idea that people might never get to see your vision, and itβs ok.
How? Sponsors cover what fees used to. A brand backs the event, fans watch one short video to unlock entry, and the price on the poster is the price at checkout. Organizers earn more, fans pay less, sponsors reach a real room. Everyone wins except the fee. https://t.co/fVEOargd3e
Same $40 ticket, three checkouts.
Legacy platform: $52+ after "service" and "facility" fees. Meeteor: $40 is $40.
Junk-fee rules just targeted the exact model legacy ticketing was built on. The winners won't hide fees better β they'll never need them.
Afrohouse on Beatport: 23rd most-searched genreβ4th. In twelve months.
Splice: 760K downloadsβ6.7M. One year.
Tomorrowland just built it a stage.
A category is being bornβand it's still running on infrastructure that keeps the fees and the data.
Whoever owns the audience winsπ₯
Afro House downloads: +778% in a year.
A DC diaspora festival going 20,000 β 120,000 projected in one year.
And most of these events still run on ticketing that keeps the data and the fees.
Own the audience. Don't rent it. π₯
π Afrifest East '26 β Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich. Sat 15th August, 1pmβ10:30pm.
Live music. Food. Storytelling. Games. Kids go free.
Powered by @OfficialMeeteor. Built by Few Good Men.
ποΈ https://t.co/m3JpaW2Tn6
#AfrifestEast26#NorwichEvents
This is our first UK partnership, and it won't be our last. If you're a brand or sponsor looking to reach diaspora audiences in the UK before everyone else figures out this market β get in touch. DMs open.
π Few Good Men chose Meeteor as their ticketing + sponsorship partner β 5-year deal.
Afrifest East '26 hits Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich, Aug 15.
Live in NYC. Now UK-registered.
VCs, sponsors, media β let's talk π
https://t.co/fVEOargd3e
#AfrifestEast26#UKExpansion