Your buyers find every upcoming event on one page with your logo and your name: big pictures, dates, the venue and the lowest price. They search, filter by month or category and open an event to choose tickets or seats. It works on any phone, in light and dark, and in the language the buyer reads.
You do not build anything. The page exists as soon as you publish your first event, at an address with your name, and each event has its own page you can share as a link or as a QR code on a poster. When a date sells out, buyers join the waiting list and get an offer when seats come back.
Key Benefits
Live in minutes: your ticket shop is online with your first published event
Seat choice made easy: buyers pick seats on the map or let the shop suggest the best ones
Speaks your buyers' language: 16 languages, including Arabic from right to left
Never miss a sale: sold-out dates collect a waiting list and offer freed seats
Event pages that sell
Picture, date, venue and tickets on one page
Each event gets a page with its picture, the dates as a list or a calendar, the venue and the tickets. The order summary on the side shows the total with VAT and fees while buyers choose, and a step bar tells them how far they are.
Buyers pick their own seats
Zoom into a block, tap a seat, done
Buyers see the hall by blocks and prices, zoom in and tap the seats they want. Or they say how many seats they need and let the shop suggest the best ones side by side. For each seat they then choose the right ticket, adult or child.
Seat selection as an accessible list
Block, row and seat, all by keyboard
Not everyone can use a seat map. The accessible list lets buyers choose block, row and seat from simple menus, show only wheelchair spaces and book everything with the keyboard.
A ticket shop in 16 languages
Including Arabic from right to left
Buyers choose their language with a flag, and the shop, the checkout and the e-mails follow. Arabic reads from right to left, and the choice is remembered for the next visit.
Made for the phone in their pocket
Shop, seat map and order page on any phone
Most tickets are bought on a phone, so everything works there first: the event list, the seat map, the festival pass and the order page with the tickets. Light or dark follows the phone's own setting.
Use Cases
From poster to seat
You print the event QR code on your poster. Someone scans it at the bus stop and is on the seat map a second later.
Guests from abroad
A visitor from Thessaloniki opens your page and switches to Greek. The language follows them all the way through the checkout.
Sold out on Saturday
Saturday is full. Twelve people join the waiting list, two orders are cancelled, and the first in line gets an e-mail with an offer.
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