The whole season, show by show, seat by seat
Your venue's real seating plan with every seat sellable, performances that repeat without rebuilding anything, season subscriptions and accessible seats in the same channel. Theatregoers choose their seat seeing exactly where they'll sit. And the physical box office sells on the same plan as the website: one inventory, no double-selling.
The house is the same every night; the system treats it as new.
With generic ticketing
- Every performance is set up from scratch even though the house never changes
- The seating plan is a PDF that doesn't know which seat is sold
- Subscribers and single-ticket buyers live in different systems
- Wheelchair spaces are reserved over the phone
- The physical box office and the website sell separate inventories
With the venue platform
- The seating plan is drawn once and serves the whole season
- Every seat is live inventory: sold, free or blocked
- Subscriptions and single tickets on the same plan
- Accessible seats marked on the plan and sellable online
- Web and box office sell the same inventory in real time
From opening night to the last day of the season
Seats on the real plan
Stalls, circle, boxes and restricted-view seats drawn once in the map editor. Theatregoers buy seeing exactly where they'll sit.
Performance runs
The same production twenty nights running: duplicate the performance, change the date and they're all on sale, each with its own inventory.
Season subscriptions
Subscribers keep their usual seat across every performance in their package, and renew for the next season with no paperwork.
Accessible seats
Wheelchair spaces and their companion seats are on the plan and sold online, not over the phone during office hours.
House pricing
Groups, schools, last-minute and restricted view: each rate with its own quota and its own seats, on the same plan.
Integrated box office
The box office sells on the same plan as the website, takes payment in person and prints if needed. One inventory, zero double-selling.
Every seat has a name, a price and a view. Your system should know all three.
A theatre lives off its subscribers, and subscribers live off habit
A performing arts venue doesn't sell one-off events: it sells a season-long relationship. The subscriber who keeps their seat, receives the programme and renews in two clicks is the financial floor of the year. With the seating plan, subscriptions and single sales in one system, renewals lean on each theatregoer's real history: what they saw, when, and where they like to sit.
The full performance, from the sale to the curtain
The same system for opening night, the schools programme and the summer festival.
What theatres ask us
Do theatregoers pick their seat on the plan?+
Yes, on the venue's real seating plan, with free and taken seats in real time. While someone has a seat selected, it's blocked for everyone else.
How do fixed-seat subscriptions work?+
The subscription reserves the same seat across every included performance. On renewal, subscribers keep their seat by default.
Can I schedule twenty performances of the same production?+
Yes: duplicate the performance with its plan and its prices, and each date keeps its own inventory and its own sales.
Are wheelchair spaces sold online?+
Yes. They're marked on the plan with their companion seats and bought through the same channel as any other seat.
Can the physical box office sell the same as the website?+
Yes, on the same plan and the same inventory, in real time. No more seats sold twice.
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