Releases, post-mortems, and the long road to making seat selection feel obvious. Written by the people building Seatmap.pro.
How stadiums handle 30k+ seat charts in real time: WebGL rendering, level-of-detail switching, lock-per-click flow, and on-sale traffic resilience.
Read the storyA guide to interactive seating charts for theatres: multi-level rendering, accessibility zones, price tiers, obstructed-view seats, and SVG plan import.
A non-technical guide to adding an interactive seating plan to your event website -- iframe vs SDK, what your dev team needs, timeline, and vendor questions.
Build a JavaScript seating chart: DIY Canvas/WebGL, open-source libraries (SeatchartJS, Fabric.js, Konva), or a commercial SDK. Code, tradeoffs, pitfalls.
Looking for Seats.io alternatives? Compare 4 seating chart platforms by rendering, pricing, deployment, and API. Find the best fit for your ticketing system.
Compare Seatmap Pro and Seats.io head-to-head: rendering tech, pricing, deployment, API, and SDK. Find the right seating chart platform for your ticketing system.
Our Winter Recap video covers a set of updates that all push in the same direction: less friction in day-to-day venue work.
For many ticketing teams, circular venues are where seat map quality is tested the hardest.
This release cycle combines several closely related updates to Seatmap Pro, focused on three areas: stronger administration tools in the Editor, a more
Today we’re going to build a complete, production-ready multi-tier arena map in Seatmap Pro – the kind you’d actually sell tickets from.
Earlier this year, we wrote about why traditional 2D seat maps — especially when paired with a “view from seat” — often outperform fully 3D maps.
Step-by-step guide to embedding interactive seat selection into your ticketing website. Use Seatmap Pro's API, renderer SDK, and editor to go live without major system changes.
Seatmap Pro 1.53.0 marks a significant step toward a more unified and efficient administration experience.
