Sell the seat, show the view.

1. (01)

   Pick in 3D

   Every chair in the stands, on the floor and at banquet tables is a ticket, coloured by price tier and availability. Buyers pick seats themselves or ask for the best block of N together.

2. (02)

   See it before paying

   One tap puts the buyer in the seat, looking at the stage and screens. They know what they are buying, so there are fewer surprises at the gate and fewer "I could not see" complaints to handle.

3. (03)

   Sell the better seat

   Comparing the view from Regular and from VIP makes the difference obvious. Tiers, prices and section assignments are set per event by the organiser.

4. (04)

   Standing, access and the door

   Standing tickets by tier with a quota, wheelchair spaces sold with a companion seat, QR e-tickets checked in on phones at the gate, and a live event-day view of who is inside.

1. Step 01Embed the seat map

   An iframe on your event page. Nothing to install.

2. Step 02Sync availability

   Send what is already sold or held in your system; the map colours those seats.

3. Step 03Take the payment

   When the buyer reserves seats you get a hold message with seat ids and total. Your checkout runs as usual.

4. Step 04Confirm

   Tell the map the payment went through; it issues e-tickets with QR codes and sends you the order.

1. 01.EmbedOrigin allow-list

   For a live on-sale the seat map talks only to the sites you register: messages from any other origin are ignored and its own messages go only to your origin. Registered per partner before the first on-sale.

2. 02.PaymentsMoney never touches the map

   The map never sees card or mobile-money details. It reports the held seats and waits for your previz:paid; your payment provider, fees and receipts stay as they are.

3. 03.InventoryYour system is the source of truth

   Sold and held seats come from you with previz:status. The map colours them; it does not overrule your inventory.

4. 04.DataWhat the seat map stores

   Seat ids, tiers and prices for the layout, the buyer's selection and hold, and for a completed order the name, phone and email you pass with previz:paid and the ticket codes. Nothing else about the buyer.

5. 05.Demo limitsToday's version, honestly

   The seat map only talks to the sites on the event's allow-list, and opens view only anywhere else. Holds and sales are still kept in the buyer's browser until the server version, so a sale must be confirmed by your own system; server-checked holds are on the roadmap.

6. 06.PaperworkPolicies

   A data processing addendum (you are the controller for buyer data), a ticket terms template and our security overview. Drafts for legal review.

Questions ticketing teams ask.

01.Do we have to change our checkout?

No. The map never takes money. It tells you which seats the buyer reserved and waits for your confirmation (previz:paid). Your payment page, fees and receipts stay as they are.

02.Where is the seat inventory kept?

You stay the source of truth: send sold and held seats with previz:status and ask for the full seat list with previz:inventory to load into your system. In the current version the map also keeps holds and demo sales in the buyer's browser; a shared server store plugs into one adapter, and then holds are checked on the server.

03.Which venues are available?

Stadiums, halls and ballrooms, and open-ground sites. New venues are traced from the site plan and street maps. See the templates for the ones already modelled.

04.Does it work on phones?

Yes. The map runs in the browser with WebGL and drops to a lighter quality on small touch devices. No app to install.

05.What happens when the organiser changes the layout?

Floor seat ids follow the published layout, so publish the layout before the on-sale. Stand seats keep their ids. Changes after the on-sale should be agreed with you so sold seats are not moved.

06.Can buyers see the stage in AR?

Not in the current version. An AR preview is on the roadmap.

07.Can we try it first?

Yes: the partner demo is a mock ticketing checkout driving the real seat map through the messages above. Pick seats, reserve them, pay with the fake form and see the order and e-tickets come back.