Every seat, every matchday.

From the first friendly to the title decider: the bowl, the load, and the away end, handled on one platform built for the onsale spike.

Match-day realities

Onsales spike without warning

A big fixture drops and thousands of fans hit the map at once. Real-time holds lock seats on selection, and hot-event routing keeps the checkout moving.

Home, away, and premium in one bowl

Zones and price bands frame the stadium into ends, tiers, and hospitality, overridable per match without redrawing the chart.

Season tickets are a second business

Renewals, member presales, and derby promos run as scheduled campaigns with a visual rule builder, not spreadsheets.

From season plan to full house

  1. 01
    Frame the bowlZones, price bands, and entrances turn one stadium into home, away, premium, and hospitality.
  2. 02
    Open the sales windowsMember presale first, general onsale after. Holds protect inventory while the waves roll.
  3. 03
    Sell in wavesSeason-ticket renewals and match promos run as campaigns with stacking rules and promo codes.
  4. 04
    Run match dayGate-aware tickets route fans to the right turnstile; sold-seat resolution handles chart changes.
Stadium bowl full of fans under floodlights

Football ticketing, answered

Can away fans see only the away end?

Yes. Zones split the bowl into home, away, and premium areas, and each zone carries its own price bands and sales windows.

How do season tickets work?

Renewal and presale campaigns target member segments on a schedule, with promo codes and stacking rules handled by the rule builder.

What happens at the turnstile?

Entrances are assigned to sections and rows in the chart, so every ticket tells the fan which gate to use on match day.

Does it survive a derby onsale?

The map renders tens of thousands of seats smoothly, and seats lock the moment a fan selects them. No overselling under load.

Ready for a full house?

See zoned pricing, real-time holds, and season campaigns on the live demo.