Posh
Posh – Create & Find Events
Publisher DNA
What defines Posh?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Posh. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Posh ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Instant payout functionality provides a liquidity advantage for independent organizers
- Event discovery and ticket purchasing flows provide a convenient way to explore local nightlife options
- Users report that customer support is unresponsive or unavailable when events are canceled or oversold
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
55/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Posh compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both platforms operate as ticket-purchasing hubs for social events, competing for the same user base of eventgoers seeking local nightlife and entertainment experiences.
Contenders(3)
Both platforms target event organizers with integrated CRM and ticketing tools, creating direct competition for professional producers who manage ticketed events.
Both platforms compete for local event-goers by providing discovery tools, though they differ in their reliance on organizer-managed listings versus human-verified curator calendars.
Both platforms target nightlife event-goers and event hosts, competing for the same user base through event discovery and ticketing services.
Same space(20)
Rally targets the college event market, providing a discovery and ticketing experience that competes with Posh's social event-discovery features.
AllEvents aggregates local listings to serve rural and fragmented markets, providing a broader discovery reach than Posh's more concentrated organizer-focused platform.
Veux uses a swipe-based interface for event discovery, offering a gamified alternative to the list-based search used by Posh.
Fever competes for the same urban event-goer audience by focusing on exclusive, high-profile immersive experiences rather than the open-marketplace model used by Posh.
Groove centralizes queer event data to serve the LGBTQ+ community, acting as a specialized discovery utility that competes with Posh's general event listings.
Flite Discovery targets the same event-going audience by focusing on simplifying the attendee experience through real-time updates and centralized ticket management.
Luma competes directly with Posh by consolidating discovery, ticketing, and attendee communication into a single interface for casual event organizers.
Meetup targets the same community-building event space but relies on a legacy discovery engine that is currently struggling with monetization friction compared to Posh's organizer tools.
OutSavvy targets the same event-discovery market with a specific focus on inclusive and LGBTQ+ events, providing a niche alternative to Posh's general-purpose platform.
Peerspace focuses on the venue-booking side of the event lifecycle, serving as a specialized supply-side partner for organizers who use Posh for ticket distribution.
Pie focuses on the social discovery of local events, prioritizing the connection between people over the organizer-management tools found in Posh.
Platinumlist provides a comprehensive marketplace for diverse entertainment and sports events, overlapping with Posh's discovery functionality for local activities.
SeatGeek serves as a direct competitor for ticket discovery and purchasing, using data-driven pricing tools to differentiate from Posh's manual organizer-led listings.
Skiddle provides a mobile-first marketplace for UK event discovery and ticketing, serving as a regional competitor to Posh's broader event-management platform.
StubHub competes for the same ticket-purchasing audience by leveraging massive inventory scale, though it lacks the organizer-CRM tools that define the Posh experience.
TikTok Pro serves as an adjacent entertainment platform where users discover event-related content, though it lacks the ticketing and management tools of Posh.
Tixr serves as a direct-from-source ticketing platform, competing with Posh for event organizers who prioritize verified, face-value ticket access over resale markets.
Treasure Events provides management tools for hosts, mirroring the organizer-focused utility of Posh but targeting a simpler, scan-based entry process.
POV captures the post-event social photography market, providing a collaborative engagement tool that complements the event-discovery utility offered by Posh.
Vivid Seats operates as a broad-market ticket exchange that targets the same event-going demographic but relies on a buyer guarantee rather than Posh's organizer-CRM model.
New entrants(2)
DRAYV targets the underground nightlife scene, providing a specialized discovery feed that competes with Posh for event-focused users and promoters.
Gated focuses on the campus event market, providing a dedicated discovery and ticketing platform for student organizations that overlaps with Posh's event-management tools.
