
SeatLayer: Seating Chart Software and Reserved Seat Ticketing
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About SeatLayer: Seating Chart Software and Reserved Seat Ticketing
SeatLayer is reserved-seat ticketing with its own seating chart software. Theatres, arenas, promoters and ticketing platforms draw the venue once and sell every seat from the same live map: online, at the box office and at the door.
The Venue Designer handles rows, sections, tables, booths, standing areas and several floors, up to 200,000 seats. Start from 58 templates, a floor-plan image or PDF, or a written description. Every chart opens in 3D, so buyers see the view from their seat before they pay.
Organisers sell on their own website or a hosted event page, paid straight to their own account through 14 payment gateways including Stripe, PayPal and Square. The same map runs the box office, partner allocations, season tickets and an iPhone door app that keeps scanning offline. Ticketing platforms can embed the seat map with SDKs for web, iOS, Android, Flutter and React Native.
Pricing: $0.50 per ticket after the first 25, and 100 free SDK seats a month. No subscription.
Overview
Who is it for?
Theatres, arenas, promoters, and ticketing platforms.
Problem
Selling reserved seats across different sales channels requires a unified seating map.
Solution
Draw the venue once using the Venue Designer and sell every seat from the same live map online, at the box office, and at the door.
What makes it unique
Every chart opens in 3D so buyers see the view from their seat before paying.
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I've found SeatLayer to be an interesting and practical solution for managing reserved seating and ticketing. What I like most is the idea of having a single seating chart that can be used across online ticket sales, box office operations, and on-site ticketing. It makes the overall process more organised. The 3D seating view is also a useful feature, as it helps customers understand their seat selection before purchasing tickets. I also appreciate the flexibility in designing different venue layouts, whether it's a theatre, auditorium, arena, or an event space. Another thing worth mentioning is the pricing model. Not having to commit to a monthly subscription makes it an option worth considering, particularly for businesses that want to manage ticketing costs. Overall, SeatLayer brings together several useful features in one platform. It looks like a good option for venues, event organisers, and ticketing businesses looking for more control over their seating and ticketing operations. I'd be interested to see how the platform continues to evolve.
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