Seating Charts — an add-on for the Tickera plugin

Reserved seating for your
WordPress event site.

Let your attendees choose the best seats for your show. Create floor plans of your venue with a simple drag-and-drop interface. Mix seating sections with standing areas and tables, color-code by ticket type, and let buyers pick their seat on a live chart.

  • Drag-and-drop chart builder — move, resize, rotate any element
  • Seating sections, standing areas and tables — all in one chart
  • Real-time availability via Google Firebase — see what’s in someone’s cart, live
  • Compatible with Bridge for WooCommerce
Or get Bundle — $199/yr

Included in Bundle & Lifetime

What Seating Charts does

Everything you need
to run a floor plan.

Drag & drop layout

Freely move around any and all of the elements to create a floor plan that truthfully resembles your venue. What you create is exactly what customers will see.

Seating groups

Easily create, manage and edit seating groups on the fly. Set or unset ticket types, edit rows and columns, and move them wherever you need.

Standing areas

Hosting an event without seating, or a concert with various standing areas? Draw standing areas with a few clicks and assign ticket types.

Tables

Round or square, any color. Create tables and assign seats around them however you like — for banquets, galas, dinner shows.

Seat labels

Label each seat differently or select multiple seats and let Tickera label them automatically. Your attendees will know exactly where they need to go.

Areas of interest

Mark entrances, exits, restrooms, food and drink stands. Help attendees get around the venue easily.

Text areas

Label aisles, add additional information — you can use them for whatever you want.

Zoom & pan

Navigate big venues with mouse-wheel zoom and on-screen pan controls. The same smooth experience reaches your customers on the buying page.

Shortcode or block

Once your chart is ready, place it anywhere with a shortcode or a Gutenberg block — on pages, posts, wherever you need it.

The chart builder in motion

What the editor
actually does.

Drag & drop

Move, resize, rotate, zoom.

Building seating charts is quick and intuitive with the drag-and-drop interface. Move, resize, rotate, zoom — it’s all there and ready to use.

Seating Charts add-on — drag-and-drop seat placement on the canvas
Seating groups

Edit groups on the fly.

Create, manage and edit seating groups. Set or unset ticket types, edit rows and columns, move groups wherever you need them.

Seating Charts add-on — editing a seating group’s rows and columns
Seat labels

Manual or automatic.

Label each seat differently — or select multiple seats and let Tickera label them automatically. Either way your attendees know exactly where to go.

Seating Charts add-on — auto-labeling a row of seats
Standing areas

For events with no seats.

Concerts, festivals or any event with separate standing zones — draw an area, assign ticket types, done.

Seating Charts add-on — drawing a standing area on the canvas
Tables

For banquets and dinner shows.

Drop a round or square table, assign seats around it. Mix tables with seating sections in the same chart.

Seating Charts add-on — creating a banquet-style table with assigned seats
Areas of interest

Help attendees find their way.

Mark entrances, exits, restrooms, food and drink stands — right on the chart, where your buyers see them.

Seating Charts add-on — placing an area-of-interest icon for the entrance
Front-end flow

Pick a seat. Add to cart. Done.

The first time customers see your seating chart, they know how to use it. Pick a seat (or several), add to cart, go to cart, finish the purchase.

Seating Charts add-on — buyer’s front-end flow from seat selection to checkout
Examples

Six layouts
built with Seating Charts.

Real example charts — from a small theater to a multi-section festival venue. The same drag-and-drop builder, different floor plans.

Click any layout to see the full screenshot. Every one of these was built using the same drag-and-drop interface inside the WordPress admin.

Common questions

Things people ask
before they buy.

Do I need WooCommerce?
No. Seating Charts works with the core Tickera plugin on its own. If you also use WooCommerce, the Bridge for WooCommerce add-on lets buyers select seats and complete the purchase through your WooCommerce store with no extra setup.
How do buyers know which seats are taken?
Real-time, via Google Firebase. The moment a seat goes into someone’s cart, every other buyer sees it as unavailable on the live chart — even before that buyer’s checkout completes.
Can I edit a chart after I publish it?
Yes. The chart is fully editable on the fly — move, delete, duplicate, rearrange, or start from scratch. Add seats, remove seats, rotate elements, change text — everything is editable.
Can I sell seated tickets and standing tickets in the same event?
Yes. Define seating sections (VIP, reserved, balcony) and standing areas (GA, pit) in the same chart. Buyers see both on the event page and pick whichever suits them.
How many ticket types per chart?
Unlimited. Assign different ticket types to separate seating or standing areas, or make every single seat its own ticket type. Total flexibility — design the ticketing the way you want.
Where do I place the chart on my site?
Once the chart is built, embed it anywhere on the site — pages, posts, custom templates — using either a Tickera shortcode or a Gutenberg block.
What does it cost?
$99 per year for unlimited seating charts. 0% per-ticket commission, like every Tickera add-on. Or free as part of the Bundle ($199/yr) or Lifetime ($399 once).

Build the chart.
Keep the gate.

$99 per year for unlimited charts. 0% per-ticket commission, forever. Or grab it free as part of Bundle.

Or get Bundle — $199/yr
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