Vstupenka a peněženka jsou totéž.
Sell the ticket, seat the crowd, open the gates and settle the money — in the platform that already runs your cashless. The visitor buys with the card in their pocket, taps it to come in, and taps it again at the bar.
You know who came in. You know what was sold. You cannot join them.
Ticketing lives in one contract and payments in another, and the two never meet. Attendance sits in a report you export on Monday; turnover sits in a system that has never heard of a seat number. Stadcard Ticketing closes that gap — one platform from the on-sale announcement to the last beer after the whistle.
One platform, or two suppliers blaming each other.
Everything a box office needs — under your own brand, beside the cashless you already run.
Vstupenka je peněženka
Návštěvník může platit svou vstupenkou: každá vstupenka nese e-peněženku, dostupnou přes QR kód vytištěný na ní. Vstupním průkazem může být karta. Žádná aplikace, žádný náramek k vyzvednutí.
Your hall, drawn properly
Numbered rows and seats on a real plan of your stand — with the curve of the bowl where the bowl curves. Drawn once, reused every fixture of the season.
Ceny, které se hýbou samy
Schedule a price change weeks ahead, or release tickets in waves that open when the cheap tier sells out. Nobody has to be at a keyboard at midnight.
Gates that know the zone
Name your entrances, restrict zones to them, scan at the door or drive the turnstiles. Duplicate scans are refused automatically.
Attendance next to spend
What the people in each zone actually spent, on the same screen as how many of them came. No separate ticketing contract can produce that report.
One card, four moments.
The same piece of plastic, from the announcement to the final whistle.
At home, weeks ahead
Fanoušek zaplatí vstupenku vlastní kartou. Díky e-peněžence vytištěné jako QR kód může vstupenka převzít roli karty a ve stejném okamžiku vzniká cashless účet.
With nothing to remember
Nothing to print, nothing to download. The card is already in their pocket, and it has been all week.
One tap at the turnstile
The same card at the reader. Entry is checked against the zone they bought, and the counter moves in your console.
The same tap at the bar
No top-up, no deposit, no queue at a loading desk. And now you can see both halves of that visitor.
This is what you work in.
Your colours, your hall, your wording. The ticketing engine runs underneath and never shows its face to your visitors.
Illustrative screens in Stadcard branding. Figures are examples, not a reference installation.
Four kinds of zone, mixed freely.
A zone is what the visitor chooses. Each carries its own capacity, price, VAT rate and purchase limit.
| Zone type | What it is | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Standing | A capacity with no allocated places. The visitor picks a quantity. | Terraces, fan zones, festival admission |
| Reserved seating | Numbered rows and seats on the plan of your stand. The visitor picks the exact seat and sees what the view costs. | Stands, arenas, theatres |
| At venue | Shown with a price but not sold online, so people know what the window charges without you tying up stock. | Box office, guest lists |
| Merchandise | A physical item in the same basket as the ticket. | Scarves, programmes, parking |
Everything a box office needs.
No module to license separately, no feature held back for a bigger plan.
Selling
- Events in minutes, reused all season
- Multi-day and long-running events
- Season tickets across every fixture
- Scheduled price changes, set weeks ahead
- Ticket waves, by time or by sell-out
- Promo codes down to a named block of seats
- Hidden zones for members' presales
The visitor
- Your shop on your own domain
- Embeds into the website you already have
- German, English, Slovak and Czech
- Card, bank transfer, voucher or cash
- Ticket by e-mail, or bound to their card
- Named tickets where the rules require it
- Merchandise in the same basket
Matchday and after
- Box office on the terminals you already have
- Named gates, restricted by zone
- Scanning at the door, turnstiles driven
- Sold against checked in, live, per zone
- Attendance beside cashless spend
- Exports your finance team accepts
- One settlement for the whole matchday
Your name on it. All of it.
The shop sits on your domain in your colours. The confirmation e-mail comes from you. The ticket carries your crest, your sponsor strip and your house rules. Your visitor never learns which engine issued it — and neither does your sponsor, your supporters' trust or your local paper.
Wherever you sell a ticket.
The same platform behind the season ticket, the festival wristband and the Saturday matinée.
How a season runs.
The heavy work happens once. After that a fixture is a ten-minute job.
We draw your hall
Your stands, rows and seats become a real plan, with your gates attached to the zones they serve. Part of the rollout — you send us what you have and we do the rest.
You set the season up
Season ticket, fixture list, price categories and where the holders sit. Copy last season and adjust rather than starting over.
You sell
Publish, or schedule the announcement to the minute. Cenas move on the dates you already decided; presales and promo codes run themselves.
You open the gates
Scan at the door or let the turnstiles do it. Watch sold against checked in, by zone, and see the spend follow the same crowd.
Let us look at your season.
Tell us the venue, the capacity and when your next on-sale is. We come back with a plan of your hall and what the switch would look like.