The team behind Fourvenues used to work in nightclubs before they started building software for them.
That wealth of experience has led the surging Spanish startup to officially make its debut stateside, where they’re opening offices in Miami and New York. With its cutting-edge technology for the nightlife industry, the company is betting that American nightclubs are ready for the same kind of operational overhaul that turned it into the leading backend infrastructure for some of Europe’s biggest venues.
Fourvenues operates in more than 20 countries and already works with a slew of storied electronic music clubs and brands including Pacha, Zamna and Cova Santa. It runs the full sales operation for Pacha Group and built the nightlife titan’s ambitious, custom VIP booking experience that recently went live.
The company, which launched in 2018, has spent the past seven years building the most comprehensive all-in-one operating system for nightlife. That means it’s the first of its kind to offer ticketing, guest management, promoter commission tracking, POS, payment processing and real-time analytics all live in one platform.
Credit: FourvenuesThe pitch is straightforward: nightlife venues need more than just a way to sell tickets online. They need software that handles the entire operation, from capacity management to VIP reservations to paying out promoters. Fourvenues says that businesses using its platform see revenue increases above 20%, and they point to a staggering 98% client retention rate as evidence that the model works.
Fourvenues has grown 38x in revenue between 2021 and 2025 and has raised $9.2 million from investors including Base10 Partners and FJ Labs, both of which have portfolios that include Figma, Airbnb and Stripe.
What sets Fourvenues apart, according to CEO and co-founder Alberto Centeno, is that the founding team came from inside the industry. They worked as general managers, VIP hosts and promoters before building software.
“Digitizing ticket sales means nothing if the rest of the operation is still manual,” Centeno said. “Fourvenues exists to help operators work more efficiently, maximize revenue and deliver unforgettable guest experiences that they can actually control. We’re here to elevate how nightlife runs.”
The platform includes integrations with Meta and Google for campaign tracking, support for global payment methods and a sales forecasting tool that Fourvenues claims hits an impressive 90% accuracy. The company plans to expand into additional verticals next year that will cover more aspects of club operations.
In the meantime, Fourvenues is poised to celebrate its US expansion by hosting its annual “Fun Business Days” event on March 25th, 2026 during Miami Music Week.
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