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ROLLER celebrates $10bn total transactions milestone

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ROLLER celebrates $10bn total transactions

All-in-one software platform serves over 1,700 customers in more than 30 countries

ROLLER, the ticketing, CRM, and POS specialist, has announced that total transactions on its platform since launch have now exceeded $10bn.

This major milestone demonstrates the robustness of the platform, which now serves over 1,700 customers in more than 30 countries.

Mark Finn, ROLLER’s co-founder and CFO, says: “I still remember when we processed our first $10,000, which at the time felt like a milestone. Now, I’m excited to share that ROLLER has passed the $10 billion mark in total dollars transacted!

“This achievement is a testament to our product’s stability and speed across 30+ countries. A big thank you to our customers, guests, and our passionate team for making this possible.”

Feature-rich platform

ROLLER launched in 2012 and has built a reputation as a leading all-in-one software suite for attractions, entertainment and leisure venues. When the firm turned 10 in 2022, it had already surpassed 100 employees and 1,000 clients.

Last year, the firm announced that it had raised US$50m in its latest funding round, led by global software investor Insight Partners. This funding facilitated extra resources and capacity for investment in ROLLER’S platform and services, enhancing the firm’s ability to offer excellent visitor experiences and support its clients’ growth.

Recent collaborations include a new strategic partnership with Amusement Connect, a reputed leader in cashless card operations. This move will create an integration to simplify the arcade experience for operators and visitors alike and boost attraction efficiency.

The firm has also partnered with Google BigQuery to integrate advanced business insights directly into its all-in-one venue management solution, a first for the industry.

Lily Young, director of marketing at ROLLER, told blooloop how this will benefit clients:

“We wanted to make it easy for them to look at this data, digest it, and then understand the most important trends that they need to be aware of, what is working well, and where there may be opportunities to invest more time or resources to grow and boost particular metrics. Ultimately, it’s designed to help them analyse all of that and then easily apply those insights to make changes to their business.”

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Rebecca Hardy

Rebecca Hardy has over 10 years' experience in the culture and heritage sector. She studied Fine Art at university and has written for a broad range of creative organisations including artists, galleries, and retailers. When she's not writing, she spends her time getting lost in the woods and making mud pies with her young son.

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