We have used POSH for over a year already and we have never been so happy with a ticketing platform. Now every place we try to host an event at, we mention it to the venues. I understand why it has grown so much in popularity recently… its too good. The application is super user friendly and informative. You can see and analyze data from your events that will help you understand how your crowd (from different cities or the same in different dates) work when it comes to selling tickets. There are also a lot of other tools that facilitate your journey through ticketing. We really recommend POSH over any other ticketing platform, and we hope you jump on the train because people is finally starting to realize it’s the best ticketing platform out there.

Posh markets itself as a sleek, modern invite and party management app, but the reality is a bloated, frustrating, and poorly executed product that actively wastes your time. Basic actions that should be intuitive—creating events, managing guest lists, tracking RSVPs, or navigating between screens—are clunky and unintuitive. The interface feels overdesigned yet under-functioning, prioritizing aesthetic posturing over actual usability. Simple workflows are buried behind unnecessary steps, inconsistent menus, and confusing logic that makes even experienced users feel like they’re fighting the app instead of using it. The performance is sluggish, transitions lag, and the overall experience feels unstable and unfinished, as if no one seriously stress-tested this platform in real-world event scenarios. For an app built around efficiency, coordination, and social momentum, it consistently disrupts all three.Customer service compounds the problem to an almost impressive degree. Responses are slow, dismissive, or entirely absent, offering little more than canned replies that fail to address actual issues. When problems arise—and they will—you are effectively on your own. There is no sense of accountability, urgency, or respect for the user’s time, which is especially unacceptable for an app positioned as a professional-grade event tool. The name “Posh” feels ironic at best; there is nothing refined, premium, or thoughtful about the experience. If negative star ratings were possible, this would earn them without hesitation. This app is not just unhelpful, it is counterproductive, and there are far better ways to manage events than subjecting yourself to this level of friction and disregard.

I created an account using my email account instead of my phone number a few months back. But now the app only lets you use your phone number to log in. I don’t like using my personal number for apps because even though they swear they won’t sell your info, somehow nowadays I get more and more spam calls. Anyway, I tried using my phone number to login but it’s not on record, so I’m re-directed to the sign up page. But when I try to set up an account using the email that I’ve already registered an account with, I’m unable to sign up because there’s already an account on record with my email. But there’s no option to login using my email so how exactly am I supposed to get back into my account? Please give people the option to login with their email again. An event app should not require people’s phone number, when purchased tickets are emailed to them. What is the point of collecting our phone numbers? I would love to get back into my account.

Posh completely changed the way I go out. The app makes finding and getting into the best events ridiculously easy. There is no endless scrolling and no clunky ticket links. Everything feels super seamless, from discovering what is happening to actually showing up at the door.What I love most is how curated it feels. Instead of being overwhelmed with random events, I actually see things I want to go to. The design is sleek, fast, and honestly just fun to use. It feels like it was built for people who actually go out, not just another generic event platform.Another huge plus is how responsive the team is. If you ever run into an issue, they get back to you quickly and actually fix it. Even better, they listen to feedback. When users suggest new features, they take it into account, and the app keeps getting better because the people building it truly care about the community using it.If you are someone who values great experiences and does not want to deal with the usual headache of event hopping, Posh is a must. It feels like having the inside plug for the city’s best parties every time.