Seated Ticketing
Discover the possibilities of our seated ticketing software together with our dedicated team. We can’t wait to hear more about your venue or event and are ready to help you kick-start your sales.
Contact our teamStart by designing an interactive floor plan that completely matches your venue. From seats (rings, compartments & rows) to general products and from hospitality zones to parking lots.
Customise by rotating, tilting, and distancing each seat
Choose the start and end of each row and choose the direction
Automatically create larger seat areas through length and width
Make yours interactive by uploading an SVG file
Based on your event, day, or seating area you need different ticket types (VIP, passe-partout, season pass, multi-day tickets, etc.). You can create these instantly by choosing the correct price and capacity. Afterward, start a sales plan and choose what, when, and for whom the ticket goes on sale.
Offer personalised pricing (65+, season pass) based on login
Offer time-based pricing that automatically adjusts
Offer the best available seats or let visitors pick their seat
Prioritise certain areas to avoid an empty-looking venue
Let your visitors login to their own environment in your ticket shop. This provides a better insight into your visitors and gives them a clearer overview of their orders.
Clear overview of order history and the possibility to reprint
Give certain visitors certain rights (e.g. discounts or pre-sale)
Visitors can easily resell their tickets in your ticket shop
To efficiently serve your sponsors and business partners, you can use the Guest Manager. Here you can easily assign tickets that they can manage in their own environment.
Easily choose which events your partners get access
Partners easily allocate an X number of tickets to their guests
Partners avoid competition sitting together by assigning tickets
Prevent no show by easily canceling and reassigning tickets
Track all activity within your shop (Google, Facebook & Custom Trackers)
Enable contactless entrance by using this technology on tickets or passes
Link tickets to the printer of your preference (BOCA, card, desktop, etc.)
Offer different methods and receive a clear overview of each revenue stream
Apply your own terms of conditions or change them per event
Get real-time reports on (cross-event) sales, revenue, and orders. Or choose which data you want to know from your visitors. This can be exported or seen directly from your own dashboard.
Customise your ticket shop, e-mails, mobile and ticket templates to your own brand. Choose colours and upload your logo or other images. Do this for every event separately, or set a template.
Sell extra products in your ticket shop such as coins or tokens, parking tickets, and merchandise before your event has even started. Offer extra service and generate extra revenue.
Automatically generate and download unique discount codes. Choose between a fixed amount, a percentage, per order, per ticket, how often and when it can be used or stimulate group discount.
We already have integrations with great partners (KNVB C3V, SportsAlliance, Skidata, In3, Appmiral, or Afas Software). However, do you need to integrate with others? No problem! We have an open API that connects with third parties.
We will create tailored pricing based on your needs. Perhaps you prefer extra help at the beginning from our team, or maybe you are interested in our marketing solution. Seated ticketing is not offered as self-service tooling.
Request a quoteIn the same way that growing your event feels inevitable when you’re deep in promo mode and the ticket sales are rolling in, the opposite is true when you don’t have anything specific to promote. The off-season can be a barren time for promoters, short of the marketing ammunition that an upcoming event naturally provides. But it doesn’t have to be. Below, we give you the insights and tactics you need to keep up momentum even when you don’t have any events on sale. If the time has come to put in place a more sustainable event strategy, one that goes beyond the sugar rush of ticket sales and social media growth, then this one’s for you.
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