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Who owns TickPick?
TickPick appears to be run by Tickpick LLC, a New York limited liability company, and it is described as privately held, with no single top owner named. As of our check of 28 October 2026, a 2024 investment from Brighton Park Capital is the main ownership event, and the facts come from the BBB profile, Brighton Park's own page and an SEC filing.
Checked on by AnyFact's AI Business Check, with a fresh look at Wikidata, the LEI register and the sources linked below.
Ownership chain
From tickpick.com to its owner
Website
tickpick.com
TickPick's website
Parent company
TickPick Intermediate Holdings, LLC
Named as a borrower in an SEC filing; link to Tickpick LLC not stated
Source:sec.gov
Owner · top of the chain
Brighton Park Capital
Investor in TickPick since 2024; its page lists the investment as current
Sources:bpc.comforbes.com
Leaders and founders
The people behind TickPick
Brett Goldberg · Co-Founder and Co-CEO
Source:linkedin.com
Chris O'Brien · Co-Founder and Co-CEO
Sources:tickpick.combpc.com
What the registers say
- Register and LEI records
Our AI could not check an official company register, as the US registry check was unavailable. The BBB profile lists Tickpick LLC as a limited liability company incorporated on 8/29/2011, and an SEC filing lists TickPick Intermediate Holdings, LLC as a borrower.
- Wikidata, in our check
Known website or service: TickPick (Wikidata), founded 2011, country United States
Source:wikidata.org
- Company register, in our check
5 web results mention TickPick with registration terms (not verified)
Source:bbb.org
Dated, from the sources
How TickPick's ownership changed
2011
Brett Goldberg and Chris O'Brien founded TickPick.
Source:en.wikipedia.org
1 May 2018
TickPick acquired RazorGator, one of its main competitors.
Source:en.wikipedia.org
2024
Brighton Park Capital made a $250 million growth investment in TickPick.
Source:bpc.com
Our method
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Read the site's own legal pages
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Look that company up in a register
Companies House in the UK, SEC EDGAR for US public companies, the French Annuaire des entreprises, and the GLEIF LEI register worldwide give its legal name, number, address and status.
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Questions about who owns TickPick
Who owns TickPick?
The sources do not name one top owner. Tickpick LLC is listed by the BBB, and PitchBook calls TickPick privately held and private equity-backed. Brighton Park Capital lists it as a current investment from 2024.
Sources:pitchbook.combpc.com
Is TickPick an American company?
Yes, the sources point to the United States. Wikidata gives the country as United States, and the BBB lists Tickpick LLC in New York.
Sources:wikidata.orgbbb.org
Who is the CEO of TickPick?
TickPick has two co-CEOs, Brett Goldberg and Chris O'Brien, who are also its co-founders. Brighton Park Capital's announcement of its 2024 investment names them as co-CEOs, and Forbes also describes them as co-CEOs in its report on the same deal.
Sources:bpc.comforbes.com
Who founded TickPick?
Brett Goldberg and Chris O'Brien founded TickPick in 2011. Wikipedia also credits them as inventors on a US patent for an electronic ticket market, assigned to TickPick LLC and published in 2012, and lists the company among those established in New York City in 2011.
Source:en.wikipedia.org
Is TickPick publicly traded?
Our AI could not confirm any stock listing. PitchBook describes TickPick as privately held, and Wikipedia's categories also call it a privately held company.
Sources:pitchbook.comen.wikipedia.org
Has TickPick received outside investment?
Yes. In 2024 Brighton Park Capital announced a $250 million growth investment in TickPick, and Forbes reported the same deal. Earlier, Wikipedia's references point to a seed funding round and a $40 million raise described as its first institutional funding.
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