
We help organizers sell tickets and promote their events, and we help attendees discover what's happening near them.
The stuff that shapes every decision, every button, every payout.
We are Naija through and through. From Lagos to Benin, every feature is built for how people actually plan and party here.
Buying a ticket should feel like sending a WhatsApp message. Selling one should feel just as smooth. We sweat the seconds so you do not have to.
Organizers, creators, and attendees tell us what to build next. If enough of you shout for it, it ships.
No sneaky charges, no fine print games. What you see is what lands in your account, every single time.
TrendMyEvent started with a simple frustration. Tickets were hard to find, harder to buy, and organizers were stuck juggling spreadsheets, WhatsApp orders, and bank transfers.
We built one place where every Nigerian event lives, where attendees can pay in seconds, and where organizers see exactly what is working.
From a Lagos house party to an Abuja conference, we make events easy to find, easy to book, and easy to host.
Whether you organize, attend, or create, there is a home for you here.
TrendMyEvent started with a simple frustration: buying a ticket to a Nigerian event usually meant sending money to an account number and hoping. Organizers were running world-class events on WhatsApp spreadsheets, and creators who could genuinely fill a room had no clean way to get booked.
So we built one place where the whole chain works — the attendee, the organizer, the creator and the money.
Ticketing, first and foremost: publishing an event, selling multiple ticket tiers, checking people in at the gate and paying organizers out quickly. Around that sits discovery, so events find an audience beyond the organizer's own followers, and the creator programme, so organizers can book people to shoot and promote what they are putting on.
Not by shaving your ticket revenue. There is no monthly fee and no commission taken out of the price you set. The pricing page spells out exactly what is charged and when, and there is nothing hidden behind it.
Nigeria is home, and Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Enugu and Benin City carry the bulk of the events on the platform. Organizers in Ghana, Kenya, South Africa and the United Kingdom can also sell in their own currency, and more markets are being added.
Organizers tell us what breaks and what is missing, and that list decides what ships next. If you run events and something on the platform is getting in your way, the contact page reaches a human, not a ticket queue.