Reserved seating for shows that sell out.
Arenas, theatres, concert halls and stadiums. Buyers pick their exact seat on a live map, a seat can only ever sell once, and the website, the box office and the scanners all work from the same sale.
Get startedTicketing built around seated venues
A seat sells once
Two buyers can never land on the same seat. It is enforced where the sale is recorded, not just drawn on the map, and an abandoned cart releases its seats on a timer so they go back on sale.
Control who can buy where
Seat passcodes open specific sections or seats to presales, members and sponsors. Each code is single-use and can be limited by entrance and ticket type. Seats you are holding back stay locked off public sale.
Blocks and tables in one move
Assign a whole block of seats to a family, sponsor or company at once, change seats on an order after it is placed, and import orders from a spreadsheet with seats matched by label.
“Reserved seating is where ticketing usually goes wrong. Here the seat map, the box office and the scanners all work off the same sale, so a seat sells once and the scanners already know who's sitting in it.”
What’s included
Everything for seated venues comes with the platform. No extra modules to buy.
Next dayTicket money lands in your account, so you get paid while you’re still selling.
- Interactive seat maps for buyers and box office staff
- Ticket types and price levels by section
- Seat passcodes for presales, members and sponsors
- Locked seats and holds
- Group and table assignment, with spreadsheet import
- Seat changes on an existing order
Need staff or equipment on site?
We quote it per event, and only if you want it. The platform works on its own.
OfflineScanners keep checking tickets when the venue Wi-Fi drops.
- Scanners and handhelds
- On-site check-in staff
- Printed tickets