Season ticket holders belong to the club, not to the ticketing platform
Season tickets with a fixed seat, single-match tickets on the same stadium map, access by gate and sector, and named resale so the season ticket holder's empty seat goes back on sale. Every fan who passes through the box office builds history for the club, not for a platform.
The season ticket in one system, the match ticket in another, the fan in neither.
With classic management
- Season tickets and single tickets live in different systems
- The absent season ticket holder's seat sits empty and earns nothing
- Resale for the big matches goes to the black market
- Access by gate and sector is managed with printed lists
- The club doesn't know who is sitting in its own stadium
With the club's platform
- Season ticket and single match on the same map and the same inventory
- The holder releases their seat and the club resells it under its rules
- Named resale: a ticket with a name and a regenerated QR
- Every gate and sector with its permissions and a live counter
- The fan's history stays with the club
From the August season ticket to the May playoff
Season tickets
A fixed seat on the stadium's real map, season-by-season renewal and a digital card on the holder's phone.
Tickets on the same map
Single-match tickets sell on the seats the season tickets don't occupy: one inventory, no double selling.
Seat release
A holder who can't make it releases their seat through the official channel and the club puts it on sale with its rules and its fee.
Access by gate and sector
Dynamic QR with permissions per gate, sector and end, and live occupancy for each. The away section, controlled separately.
Named resale
Tickets with a name, ownership changes through the official channel and a regenerated QR: the big match doesn't end up on the pavement.
Fans with history
Which matches they attend, when they buy and what they spend: the foundation for renewing season tickets and filling the quieter fixtures.
The whole season — season ticket, matchday and stadium — in one system.
A full stadium isn't luck: it's information
The club knows its members from the season ticket ID, but it doesn't know who buys the single ticket or who leaves their seat empty. With season tickets, match tickets and access in one system, every seat has a name, every absence is a resale opportunity and every renewal rests on a full year of data, not on a letter in June.
The full matchday, from access to analytics
The same system for the league match and the summer concert.
What clubs ask us
Do season tickets use the stadium's real map?+
Yes. The season ticket reserves its seat on the real map, and single-match tickets sell on the free seats of the same map. One inventory, no double selling.
What happens to the seat of a holder who doesn't come?+
They can release it through the official channel: the club resells it with its rules and its fee, and the holder receives whatever the club decides. The empty seat stops being lost revenue.
Is resale named?+
Yes: ownership changes through the official channel, the QR regenerates and there's a price cap if the club sets one. The derby ticket doesn't end up on the pavement at triple the price.
Does it work for the stadium's other events?+
Yes: concerts, other sports and corporate events use the same map, the same access and the same analytics.
What data do I keep from each matchday?+
Real attendance by sector, who came and who didn't, sales pace and, with cashless, spend. Season ticket renewal rests on the whole year.
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