Solutions
Every way an event
needs to be sold.
General admission, seated, invite-only, pre-registration or a different flow per ticket type, all from one setup.
The problem
Why this exists
No two events sell the same way.
A club night sells open capacity, a conference approves delegates, a fan-club presale opens to a list, and a stadium does three of those at once. Forcing all of it through one registration form is where organizers start keeping a second spreadsheet.
What you get
Ticketing & registration
Seated or general admission
Two seating models, zone and seat-level, drawn in a drag-and-drop venue planner. Covered in full on the seated ticketing page.
General admission
Capacity-based categories with live inventory for rooms that do not need a seat map.
Registration modes
General, whitelist, pre-registration, direct category link, or a separate flow per ticket type.
Instant confirmation
A booking ID and QR pass by email, SMS or both, the moment payment clears.
In production
What this looks like in the wild.
- ticket requests
- 2.7Mticket requestsin thirty minutes, one on-sale
- concurrent users
- 500K+concurrent userswithout degradation
- events powered
- 250+events poweredBangladesh & Thailand
- to go live
- 10 minto go livefor a standard event
Questions
Ticketing & registration, specifically.
Can we sell an exact row and seat?
Yes. Upload the layout and buyers pick the specific seat, with live availability and a price tier per zone that checkout enforces.
Can one event mix seated and general admission?
Yes. Seat-level blocks and capacity-based categories can run in the same event, each with its own pricing.
How long does setup take?
Under ten minutes for a standard event. About seven days for a full stadium, including the seat map, tiers and a load rehearsal.
More in the full FAQ.