Investors
The product is built.
Next is growth.
Concerto makes concert nights easier, with what fans need to know about the venue, the tour, and the city around it. We welcome people who know live music, hospitality, and consumer products.
The company today
Built around one fan experience.
Venue guidance, tour information, nearby discovery, and planning, around one saved show, with Concerto AI to answer fans’ questions about it. The app and website are built.
Concerto makes money two ways. Concerto+ is $29.99 a year, or $4.99 for one show, and adds Exit Plan, AI Bag Check, and Plan My Night. Concerto Partners lets restaurants and hotels near a venue come first in its Nearby rows, at $99 and $299 a month.
The demand
Fans are already
asking these questions.
Before a show, fans search for the bag policy, parking, door times and the setlist. Google is sending those searches to Concerto’s venue and tour guides, and Concerto is still new, so it is climbing in the results every month.
The fan reading a venue’s bag policy is planning their night, and the next thing they decide is where to eat and stay. That is where Concerto Partners appear.
Google Search Console, October 2026. Search appearances are times Concerto showed in Google results.
Where help goes furthest
Four things, named plainly.
- 01
Getting in front of fans.
Concerto is found by people who already have a ticket. Growth experience in consumer apps is what we would use fastest.
- 02
The rooms.
Introductions to venues, promoters, and the teams who run buildings. That is how a guide becomes a partnership.
- 03
The brands around the night.
Restaurants, hotels, and rideshare are already part of a concert night. We want the people who know how those deals get done.
- 04
Operating in live music.
Anyone who has run a tour, a venue, or a ticketing product sees problems a fan-side app cannot.
Concerto is founder-led, and the product is built. These are the areas where another set of hands or one good introduction moves the most.
The conversation
Relevant experience and introductions.
Connections across venues, hospitality, artists, and consumer products are welcome. Financials, priorities, and terms are discussed directly.

