Seating
Draw the chart once, price each seat for the night, and guests pick their own seat at checkout.
Map builder
The editor is where the chart is drawn. Drop the objects that belong in the room, then number the chairs without typing each label.
Seats, rectangles, and circles
Place chairs, then mark a stage, a bar, or a round table. Shapes stay on the guest chart and are not for sale.
Number a selection
Select the seats and number them across a row, by row and seat, or with letters. You set the direction.
Pricing
Tiers are assigned on that same chart. Select the seats that share a price, or leave a seat inactive until you want it sold.
Assign a tier
In the same editor, select the chairs and give them a price. Sold seats keep the tier they were bought on.
Leave a seat inactive
A seat with no tier stays off sale. Guests can see it on the chart and cannot select it.
For guests
The public chart uses the map you drew. Guests select open seats and check out without a separate seating step.
Open seats are easy to pick
Available, taken, and your own seats read differently. Hover an open seat to see its tier and price.
Buy from the chart
Guests can mix prices in one order. The seat number stays on the ticket.
