Free seating chart builder

Create your own seating chart completely free and start selling reserved-seat tickets today.

Interactive seating chart with seat selection for buying tickets online
The guest picks their own seat on the chart

RegToEVENT offers a powerful and convenient seating chart builder that lets event organizers easily create and configure venue plans for ticket sales. Our tool allows you to create any number of seats, various ticket types, seating in sectors, rows or at tables. This ensures perfect event organization and convenience for your guests.

Two ways to get your seating chart

Draw the venue plan online yourself or leave the design to our team. Either way, the chart can be connected to your event right away so you can start selling reserved-seat tickets.

Option 1

Draw the venue yourself. Free

The seating builder requires no designer and no waiting for a ticketing service manager. Upload a floor plan as a background, place sectors, rows, tables and the stage, assign price categories. A small stand-up venue comes together in a few minutes.

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Option 2

Order a turnkey design

A complex multi-level venue, a stadium or non-standard seating? Our team will draw the chart to your specification, set up ticket categories and save the venue as a template for future events. All that is left for you is to launch sales.

Order a custom design

"I just need a picture of the venue for my website." Sound familiar?

Many organizers are simply looking for a chart drawing tool to paste onto their website. But a pretty picture does not sell tickets. As soon as the first buyer appears, the real questions begin.

Where do the orders land?

The chart is on the site, but orders pile up in messengers, email and a spreadsheet. Who bought what quickly stops being clear.

Who takes the seat off sale?

A guest paid for a seat, but on a static image it is still shown as "available." Two people buy the very same chair.

Who sends the ticket?

After payment the guest expects a ticket with a row and seat number. Creating and sending tickets by hand for hundreds of guests is simply not realistic.

How do you check tickets at the entrance?

On event day you need check-in: to quickly see who has already entered and to stop a duplicate ticket for the same seat.

Seating chart on the site the visible part what the guest sees what has to work on the organizer's side Taking requests and orders Online payment Tickets with QR codes Seat holds and refunds Check-in at the entrance Sales statistics

The solution: RegToEVENT gives you not a drawing tool, but the entire ticket sales system

Seating chart Guest picks a seat Online payment QR ticket by email Check-in at the entrance Sales analytics

The chart can be embedded on your site via a widget or a direct link. Orders, payments, tickets and check-in are handled by the platform: you need no backend of your own and no developers.

A static venue plan, or letting the guest pick the seat

Compare two approaches to selling reserved seating. Market leaders moved to interactive charts long ago: the guest sees the venue, the prices and the free seats and decides to buy faster.

A static image: "you will be sitting in sector B"

The old approach
STAGE Sector A Sector B Sector C Which seat is mine? Unknown
  • The guest does not know which seat they will get and postpones the purchase
  • Good and bad seats cost the same: revenue is lost
  • A queue at the entrance: whoever arrived first took the best seat
  • Arguments and negative reviews right in the middle of the event

Interactive chart: the guest picks their own seat

The RegToEVENT approach
STAGE Row 3, seat 12. Stalls Stalls Balcony Taken Your choice
  • The guest sees free seats and prices and buys without hesitation
  • Price categories: seats near the stage bring in more revenue
  • The seat is tied to the ticket: no first-come-first-served queue
  • Taken seats are blocked automatically, there are no double sales

Why sell tickets tied to a specific seat

Entertainment events most often - concerts, theater performances, stand-up shows and the like - have clear seating by rows and seat numbers. Open-air festivals, on the other hand, usually do not need this. They may be divided into zones with different ticket prices, or have a separate ticket for each zone, but it all depends on the organizer's imagination.

But even business events - conferences, seminars, forums and so on - often use seat-map ticket sales because of the venue layout, or combine seated ticket types (the front rows closer to the stage) with unreserved tickets (everything else).

The venue has a fixed chair layout

The venue has a fixed chair layout

Some venues let the organizer arrange the chairs as they wish, but others already have fixed seats that correspond exactly to a row and seat number. Such a venue may have a non-standard shape, be divided into sectors, with some seats offering a better view of the stage and others a worse one. If you sell tickets without assigning seats, there will not be enough "good" ones for everyone and you may start collecting negative reviews right in the middle of the event.

Attendees plan their purchase in advance

Attendees plan their purchase in advance

Everyone buying a ticket wants to know right away what it costs and where the seat is on the venue chart, and to make their decision based on that. Whatever the attendee buys, they want to be sure they bought a ticket for that exact seat and that nobody will take it. The guest does not need to arrive early and claim it on a first-come-first-served basis.

An opportunity for the organizer to earn more

An opportunity for the organizer to earn more

If the venue is divided into sectors with different pricing, the chances of a sale go up. For example, at a club concert you can sell regular fan-zone tickets at a lower price for those who want to dance near the stage. And separately, tickets for assigned seats at tables for those who want to sit comfortably and listen to the music while ordering something at the bar. Such guests are willing to pay more to be guaranteed a seat with a comfortable chair or a better view.

Key features of the venue builder

Flexibility in creating charts

Create and configure venue plans with any number of seats.

Ticket types

Assign seats to different ticket types at different prices.

Seat combinations

Combine seats in rows and at tables, regular on-site tickets or even online ones within a single event.

Various elements for visualization

Add lines to separate spaces, or icons for entrances, stairs, smoking areas, catering, parking and so on.

Chart templates

Use ready-made saved venue templates or build your own charts from scratch and save them as a template.

Angles and levels

Place seats at an angle, build multi-level charts for large stadiums.

Key features of the venue builder: sectors, rows, tables and price categories

With the RegToEVENT reserved-seating venue builder you get

Full control over seating, seat reservations and ticket sales: from the first sketch of the venue plan to checking guests in at the entrance.

The organizer creates the seating chart themselves

The organizer independently creates a seating chart for the required number of seats with every detail of the room, without waiting for a ticketing service representative to do it.

Ticket refunds

If an attendee returns tickets for whatever reason, they are cancelled and the seats become available again for reservation and sale to other attendees.

Various icons for designing the chart

When designing the chart you can use stage elements and icons for exits, restrooms, catering areas, smoking zones and so on.

Tickets tied to a specific seat

You can sell tickets tied to a seat on the venue chart alongside regular on-site or online tickets within a single event.

Uploading a floor plan as a background

When creating the chart you can upload a floor plan so it is easier to orient yourself while building and placing your rows and seats.

The attendee edits their order

An attendee can select any number of tickets the organizer allows in a single order, or edit or replace them before purchase.

Seats divided into sectors

Seats can be divided into sectors and differ in color, shape, size and more. For visual convenience when the attendee is choosing.

Ticket check-in at the entrance

The system lets you check a ticket in at the entrance to prevent attempts to reuse it. This avoids the same seat being resold several times over.

Seat held while the order is completed

When an attendee selects a seat it is held for them while they complete the order and is released if it is not paid for within 15 minutes.

Ticket validity time slot

There is an option to use a ticket validity time slot, in case several events run on the same day and an attendee arrives at the wrong time.

How the builder works

Our chart builder is simple to use. A seating chart can be created in just a few minutes if you have a small stand-up venue or it already exists in the templates. Or you can spend a few hours if your seating idea is unique and your level of perfectionism is off the charts :)))

Creating reserved-seat tickets in an event

Create reserved-seat tickets in your event

Once you have created your event in RegToEVENT and moved on to creating tickets, choose the "with a seat" ticket type - this unlocks the builder for creating the venue seating chart.

Choosing a ready-made venue template

Choose a ready-made venue template

Browse the list of templates already saved in the builder - your venue may already be there and all you will need to do is adjust the seats to your ticket types. Or we can save your venue as a template for the future.

Adding seats and elements to the chart

Add seats and elements

Easily add the stage, sectors, individual rows and fan zones in whatever quantity you need. Change their capacity, size and angle as required. Numbering from left to right or the other way around, row numbering from top to bottom, relative to the stage, and so on.

Configuring the venue plan

Configure the venue plan

Set the required size of tables and sections. Distribute seats according to your ticket types, the position of columns and entrances and other features of the venue. Remove extra seats where there are none, in the spot occupied by equipment, or on the contrary add new ones where they are needed.

Adding visual elements to the venue chart

Add visual elements

Draw the venue boundaries and add icons marking where the dining area is, where the exhibition area is, where the restrooms or smoking areas are, where the emergency exits or stairs are, so attendees can better understand where to buy a ticket and what the venue will look like.

Saving and integrating the chart into the event

Save and integrate the chart into your event

Once everything is configured, save the chart to your event and use the convenient ways to integrate it with your website via embed code or a direct link. And if this is not your only event at this venue, write to us and we will save it as a template for you so you do not have to build everything from scratch next time.

An attendee choosing a seat on the interactive venue chart

Intuitive seat selection for the attendee

Your prospective attendee opens the chart, immediately sees all the free seats and picks the one that suits them. They can also pick seats for friends or colleagues at the same time. Then they move on to filling in the form, add extra options to the order if you offer any and they are interested, and proceed to payment. After a successful payment they receive their ticket showing the seat and row and a unique QR code for scanning at the entrance.

Benefits for organizers

Benefits of the seating chart builder for organizers

01Time savings

Use ready-made templates or build charts quickly and easily. Launching sales takes one day, not weeks of correspondence with a ticketing operator.

02Convenience

An intuitive interface makes it easy to create and configure venue plans without a designer or technical skills.

03Flexibility

Adapt charts to any feature of your venue: columns, balconies, tables, fan zones and multi-level sectors.

04Professionalism

Create detailed and accurate charts to make things convenient for your guests and boost the effectiveness of your ticket sales.

What happens if reserved-seat tickets are sold manually

If you decide to draw the seating chart by hand and sell tickets while tracking everything with a pencil and a notebook, it is very inconvenient and difficult.

You will most likely get confused about what has already been sold and what has not right at the start of sales. There is a high risk of losing track and selling 2 tickets for 1 seat.

You may think all the seats are already taken and stop sales when in fact they are not. And it will turn out the venue is not completely full.

Attendees want to see straight away which seats are free and what they cost, and pick the one that suits them best, rather than waiting for you to work out your own chart.

On event day, matching up who has which seat is even harder, especially if the attendee has no ticket showing their seat and all you have is a list of purchased seats with no names.

The problems of selling reserved-seat tickets manually

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A seating chart builder for any format

With the RegToEVENT seating chart builder you can create a venue of any format, look, type and size. Add any number of seats for ticket sales, and tickets can be limited by sale time and date.

Tickets can be of different categories and prices, with the option to buy extras on top of the ticket. A ticket is held for the attendee for 10 minutes until payment; if no payment arrives, the hold is released so that other attendees can buy the tickets.

Automatic seat occupancy control

If a ticket is refunded, the freed seat goes back on sale, and you do not risk ending up with a half-empty venue or losing track of who bought what.

The organizer runs no risk of selling several tickets for 1 seat, because the system automatically tracks occupancy. The seating chart lets you organize ticket sales for events of any format: conferences, seminars, concerts, theater performances, sporting events and other shows.

Join RegToEVENT and take advantage of our innovative tools for creating and configuring seating charts. Ensure perfect organization of your events and convenience for your guests.

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A seating chart builder for your task

Five typical scenarios organizers come to us with most often.

Draw a seating chart online for free

The online seating builder runs in the browser: no software installation and no designer. Upload the floor plan, place rows, sectors, tables and the stage, and the chart is ready for sales. The builder is free if you create the venue yourself.

Order a seating chart design

If the venue is complex and you have no time, our team will draw the seating chart to your specification: multi-level sectors, stadiums, non-standard table and booth shapes. We will save the finished venue as a template for your future events. Write to us on Telegram.

Reserved-seat ticket sales

The chart connects to your event in a couple of clicks: the guest picks a seat, pays online and receives a QR ticket with the row and seat. The system takes care of holds, refunds and preventing double sales.

A seating chart for my website

Embed the interactive chart on your own website via a widget or a direct link. No backend needed: taking orders, payment, sending tickets and statistics already run on the RegToEVENT side.

Guest seating and check-in at the entrance

At the entrance, tickets are scanned by QR code: the system immediately shows the guest's row and seat and blocks reuse of the ticket. No lists in a notebook and no arguments over chairs.

Frequently asked questions

What types of events is the venue builder suitable for?

The system is universal and works for concerts, theaters (seat charts), exhibitions (booth layouts), conferences (table seating) and even stadiums.

How do I create a seating chart for my event?

You can upload a background image in PNG format and then use our builder to place active zones (seats, tables, sectors, the stage).

Can the venue be split into different price categories?

Yes, you can group seats together and assign each group its own price. On the chart they will be highlighted in different colors.

How do I track sold and reserved seats?

Real-time statistics are available in your dashboard. As soon as a seat is paid for, it automatically becomes unavailable for other users to select.

Can I block certain seats (VIP or technical)?

Yes, the administrator can manually close any seats from sale at any time or reserve them for "manual" allocation.

Does the chart support complex shapes (for example, round tables or non-standard booths)?

Yes, the builder lets you create objects of any shape and group them.

Does the chart work on mobile devices?

Yes, the chart is fully responsive. Users can zoom in and easily pick seats on smartphones and tablets.

Can I integrate the chart into my own website?

The chart can be used within a landing page on RegToEvent or embedded on your site via a widget. Registrations, payments and tickets are handled by the platform, so you do not need a backend of your own.

What is the maximum number of seats the system supports?

Our platform is optimized to handle charts from a few dozen up to tens of thousands of seats with no loss of performance.

How can I tell which seats are free and which are taken?

Available seats are colored according to their price category, while taken or reserved seats are usually shown in gray and become unclickable.

How long is a seat held when selected?

Once you click a seat, it is reserved for you for a set time of 15 minutes so that you can complete the payment.

Can you help me draw a complex seating chart?

Yes, our support team can help with the initial setup and draw the chart according to your specification.

Is the chart builder included in the base price of the service?

Yes, the seating chart builder is free if you create the venue yourself.