The seating chart maker for every venue.
Draw your venue to scale, from a ballpark to a ballroom. Trace the floor plan you already have, see every seat in 3D, and put a live seat map on your own site.
Every kind of seat, every kind of venue.
Sections and rows for stadiums and theaters, tables for galas, booths for clubs, standing room for the lawn, all on one chart and all to scale.
Straight and curved rows, row blocks, round and long tables, booths and standing areas, numbered the way your signs are.
Baseball, softball, football, soccer, basketball, hockey, tennis, a track and a stage, drawn to regulation size.
Drop in a PDF, a scan or a photo of your printed plan, set the scale with one known distance, and venuery finds the seats, rows and sections.
Club levels, suites and balconies on their own floors, grouped into zones for pricing and reports.
Wheelchair spaces with their companion seats, held back from best-available unless a buyer asks for them.
Seat heights and sightlines from your rakes, the sun at game time, and the view from any seat.
Attach a photo or a 360° view to any section or row so buyers know what they'll see.
Publish versions, see what changed, and catch overlapping seats or missing numbers before fans do.
Stadiums of 100,000 seats stay smooth: large maps draw their seats with WebGL.
Turn it into a chart in about a minute.
Drop in the PDF, scan or photo of your printed plan and set the scale with one distance you know. venuery finds the seats, chains them into rows and splits the sections at the aisles.
From a floor plan to a seat map fans buy from.
Start from what you have
Upload a PDF or scan of your floor plan, or a photo of a printed one. Set the scale with one distance you know, and venuery finds the seats, rows and sections: dots, outlined chairs and round tables.
- Or start from a template
- Import seats.io charts directly
Make it exact
Curve rows, mirror a section, letter rows from the field and number seats the way your signs are. Mark wheelchair spaces and their companion seats.
- Floors, zones and categories
- Checks for overlapping seats and missing labels
Check every sightline in 3D
Rakes and floors become real heights. Walk the venue in 3D, see where the sun will be at game time, and look out from any seat.
- Photos and 360° views per section and row
- Upload a 3D model of your venue
Publish and sell from it
Publish a version and the chart becomes a live seat map: on your own checkout with one script tag, through the API, or in venuery Ticketing.
- Versions with a list of what changed
- Safe updates for events already on sale
Start from a template.
Pick the closest one and make it yours, right in your browser: no account needed to try.
Grandstand sections and a lawn around a regulation diamond
See the template
A curved orchestra in three sections facing the stage
See the template
Seating on four sides of a court
See the template
Round tables of ten around a dance floor and head table
See the template
Two blocks of straight rows facing a stage
See the templateA seat map for your own ticketing.
Sell with your own checkout and keep venuery as the seat map: holds while fans pay, bookings when they do, and webhooks when anything changes.
<!-- your page -->
<div id="seats"></div>
<script src="venuery.com/embed/v1.js"></script>
<script>
new venuery.SeatingChart({
container: "#seats",
event: "opening-night",
publicKey: "pk_live_…",
onSelectionChanged: (s) => cart.update(s),
}).render();
</script>One script tag puts a live, selectable seat map on your own checkout page.
Holds, bookings, releases and best available, with idempotent requests and an OpenAPI file.
Signed events whenever seats change status, or poll the notifications feed.
The event manager and the chart designer on your own admin pages, with short-lived tokens.
Keep seats for a presale or a partner, and book season seats across every game at once.
Import charts and each live event's bookings, matched by label.
Seating guests, not selling tickets?
Import the guest list, draw the room, and drag everyone to a table. RSVPs, meal choices, place cards and a seat finder for the day. Free for up to 50 guests; an Event Pass is $29, once.
Free to draw. Pay only for seats booked on your own site.
Designing charts is always free, and so are seat maps sold through venuery Ticketing. Compare plans
Seating chart questions
Is the chart maker really free?
Yes. Designing, publishing and previewing charts is free, with no limit on charts or seats. You pay only when seat maps are booked through the API on your own site, and never when you sell with venuery Ticketing.
What's a booked seat?
A seat, table or booth booked through the API: counted once per event, and once per season for season seats. General admission counts the most places booked at once in each area. Holds and selections don't count.
What happens if I go over my plan?
Bookings never fail on a billing limit. On a paid plan, extra booked seats are billed per seat; on the free Developer plan we ask you to upgrade.
Can I import my existing chart?
Yes. Import seats.io charts directly, or trace any floor plan image or PDF and let venuery find the seats.
Can buyers see the view from their seat?
Yes. Every chart has a 3D view, and you can add photos or 360° views to sections and rows.
Does it work for weddings and events?
Yes. The seating planner is free for one event of up to 50 guests, and an Event Pass ($29, once) covers up to 350.
Draw your venue tonight.
It's free, and when you're ready to sell, the chart is already done.