Line up your trailers and posts with Fandango ticket sales.
FandangoWe read the Fandango sales data your team receives and connect it to your trailers, campaigns and what fans say, by title, date and market.
What it answers, connected.
Fandango is one piece. Once it sits in one place you own, next to your own numbers, your other tools and what people say, these are the questions it helps answer.
You approve exactly what we can see in your Fandango data before we use any of it.
- 1Which trailer drops, ad flights and creator posts lined up with ticket sales by day?
- 2Do your channels’ reported ticket sales fit what sold in each market?
- 3Did fan comments and title searches move before tickets did?
- 4Which markets could go without ads for a few weeks, as a test before the next release?
Often connected alongside
YouTube StudioWe read your YouTube Studio data and the public comments on your videos, and connect both to your own numbers.See how 
TikTok AdsWe read your TikTok Ads data and connect it to your own numbers, your other channels and the comments under your posts. Boosted creator posts get a close look, because two reports often count them.See how 
Meta AdsWe read your Meta Ads data and connect it to your own sales, tickets, sign-ups or streams, your other ad accounts and what people say. Every result Meta credits to Facebook and Instagram is counted once.See how Questions people ask
More in the full FAQ, or ask us on a call.
We see ticket data from several sources. Can you combine them?
Yes. We count each ticket once, whichever report it shows up in.
Can you tell which trailer worked best?
We can show which drops lined up with ticket movement. Proof of cause needs a test, and we’ll say when one is worth running.
One piece.The whole picture.
Pick the question you’re least sure about. We answer it with your own numbers and what people say online, then walk you through it in 30 minutes. Free, no card.