When the headliner drops, everything holds.

Pits, tiers, and VIP boxes under full onsale load, with fan-club presales and a checkout that survives the drop.

Show-night realities

The drop is a stress test

Thousands of fans arrive in the same minute. Seats lock on selection and hot-event routing keeps the onsale moving instead of falling over.

Every show has a different floor

GA standing, seated tiers, tables, and boxes live on one chart. Redraw the layout per show without starting over.

Presales make or break the week

Fan-club presales, early birds, and coupon codes with stacking rules turn announcement buzz into sold sections.

From announcement to encore

  1. 01
    Draw the showPit, tiers, boxes, and stage on one chart. GA areas book by capacity, seats pick individually.
  2. 02
    Sequence the onsaleFan-club presale, general onsale, last-minute drop: price bands and windows per wave.
  3. 03
    Sell the restMarketing journeys nudge low-inventory sections and remind fans in show week, automatically.
Concert crowd under stage lights

Concert ticketing, answered

Can a GA pit and seated tiers share one map?

Yes. GA areas book by capacity while seated sections pick exact seats. Both live on the same chart with live states.

How do VIP boxes work?

Boxes and booths can book as a whole for premium packages, or seat by seat, with their own price bands per show.

Can we sell on our own site?

Embed the selection flow with Cloud SDK and keep your storefront; signed webhooks keep your systems in sync.

Will it hold up for a stadium onsale?

The renderer is built for tens of thousands of seats, and real-time holds stop overselling at peak load.

Ready for the next drop?

See GA pits, tiered pricing, and presale campaigns on the live demo.