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Fill the stands, every fixture.

Reserved stadium seating, per-fixture pricing, and turnstile-speed entry—without the enterprise contract.

A modern arena glowing with warm light before an event, tiers of empty seats waiting to fill

Matchday ticketing for clubs of every size.

Price every fixture its own way.

Seat categories price per performance on one matrix—derby-night premium, midweek family rates—each match tuned without touching the seat map.

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A season's fixtures priced one by one on a single matrix — how many fixtures the season holds, how many carry their own pricing rule, how many run family rates and how many are premium; then a table putting every match against the same seat map with a per-seat price for each category, standard, premium, VIP and family, so a derby night and a cup semi-final price high, a weekend clash sits at standard rates and a midweek match adds a cheap family seat the other fixtures leave empty, each row tagged with the rule that produced it; and a footnote that all fixtures share one main bowl seat map and only the pricing changes per fixture, beside the stadium map keyed by category

Groups seated together, always.

Best-available picks contiguous seats closest to the pitch and skips stranded singles; fans who care hand-pick from the live map instead.

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Best-available seat selection for a group at a football fixture — a group size chosen with keeping the party together and avoiding stranded singles both switched on, or hand-picking seats instead; a live stadium map with every section around the pitch and one lower-level section opened to show the four consecutive seats picked, shaded by value band from excellent down to standard with accessible and unavailable seats marked; and the running selection alongside listing each seat and its price, confirming the group is seated together with no gaps, and totalling the tickets, service fee and taxes into one basket, under a note that best available looks for contiguous seats in the best value areas first

Hold the away end.

Block sections for sponsors, academies, or visiting supporters with expiring holds that release back to public sale automatically if unclaimed.

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Whole sections held back for a fixture — seats held against seats on public sale as shares of the ground, how many holds expire within the day and how many have already returned to sale; a stadium map shading the held away-end sections against available and unavailable seating, with the blocks, rows and seat count that make up the hold; and a list of hold groups — visiting supporters across three blocks, a match-day sponsor, the club academy and a hospitality hold — each with its sections, seats held and share of the hold, when it expires with a live countdown, whether auto-release is enabled and how long after expiry it fires, and whether it is still active or already released with its seats returned, under a note that unclaimed holds go back on public sale automatically after the configured window

Turnstile-speed entry.

Cryptographically signed QR codes verify in under a second by camera or hardware scanner—wrong-day, refunded, and duplicate tickets bounce with a clear verdict for stewards.

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Entry control at a match gate — scans taken today against how many were admitted and how many rejected, with live throughput a minute; a camera scanner reading a printed QR code inside its frame, switchable to a hardware scanner, with cryptographic verification enabled; the verdict on the ticket just read shown large as valid and admitted, naming the fixture, date, arena, ticket type, gate, order and ticket reference, the second it was scanned and the steward who scanned it; a feed of recent scans where each attendee's ticket returns a plain verdict — admitted, or bounced as wrong day, refunded or duplicate; and per-lane activity giving each gate its scans a minute, how busy it is running and whether it is open or closed

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