Pumpkin patch marketing that fills every fall weekend.
We're Vince and Jenna, a husband-and-wife team. We run the online side of pumpkin patches, the ticketing, ads, email, texts, and social, so more families discover what you've built.
No pitch, no pressure. Just an honest look at where your farm could grow.
We understand how pumpkin patches actually run.
A pumpkin patch lives and dies by a handful of October Saturdays. The weather is unpredictable, families decide at the last minute, and the same weekend that overflows can leave Sunday half empty. The work is making sure the right families know you're open, plan ahead, and have a smooth, magical visit when they arrive.
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Smooth out your peak Saturdays
Timed entry ticketing keeps your busiest days from turning into long lines and full parking lots, so the experience stays magical.
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Fill the quieter days
We market your Friday evenings and Sunday mornings so the whole weekend works, not just the one big day.
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Sell more than admission
Bundles for pumpkins, hayrides, and photo ops turn one ticket into a planned family day, and a bigger order.
The levers that matter most for pumpkin patches.
- Branded TicketSpice page with timed entry
- Family bundles and add-ons
- Pre-season email warm-up
- Abandoned cart text reminders
- This-weekend social posts
- Returning-family reactivation
Ticketing sits at the center of all of it, and a big part of our job is how we build your TicketSpice ticket page so the checkout feels easy and your numbers are clear.
This is part of how we approach agritourism marketing for every kind of farm, from pumpkin patches to anyone else welcoming families onto their land.
We've watched a Saturday only sellout become a Friday through Sunday sellout, and that's the playbook we bring to every patch we run.
Every farm and season is different, and results vary. See more on our work page.
Questions pumpkin patches ask us.
How do I sell more pumpkin patch tickets?
Sell timed-entry tickets online before families ever leave the house. Across the farms we run, moving from gate sales to online pre-sales with simple email and text follow-up has grown ticket sales 40 to 50% in the first year. We also send a friendly text when someone leaves a cart behind, which brings back 5 to 10% of orders that would have just disappeared.
When should a pumpkin patch start marketing?
Late August, about a month before your gates open. Families plan their October weekends earlier than most farm owners expect, and the patch that lands in their inbox first usually wins the Saturday. We start a warm-up email series in late summer so opening weekend already has tickets sold before the first hayride runs.
Should a pumpkin patch use timed entry tickets?
Yes, if your busiest Saturdays ever back up the parking lot, timed entry is the single best fix we know. It spreads families across the day so lines stay short and the visit stays fun, and it nudges people toward your quieter Friday evenings and Sunday mornings. On the farms we run it has turned one overwhelming day into a full, calm weekend.
Do email and text messages really work for a pumpkin patch?
Better than anything else we use. Across the farms we run, emails average 68% open rates and texts get opened up to 98% of the time, because families genuinely want to know your hours, your weather plan, and what is happening this weekend. The list you build this October is the cheapest marketing you will ever do next October.
Let's talk about your pumpkin patch.
Tell us about your season and where things feel harder than they should. We'll send back a few honest thoughts on where we'd start. Helpful whether or not we ever work together.
Fall farms: we start onboarding for the fall season in early summer, and we only take on a few new farms each year.