A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON VENUE REVENUE
Extraordinary spaces. Defined rights. Active operators.
A considered new chapter for your venue.
Your venue stays yours. License specified seating to qualified operators who actively book, market and service guest experiences—under clear, time-limited agreements.
Held inventory is excluded from this illustrative license.
THE VENUE
A venue releases specific seats, boxes or suites—not its ownership. A commercial license defines the inventory, permitted events, restrictions and responsibilities.
SPECIFIED INVENTORY · VENUE CONTROL
THE COMMERCIAL LICENSE
An operator receives a defined term and takes on real booking, marketing and guest-service responsibilities. This is an operating agreement, not a passive investment.
FIXED TERM · ACTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES
THE GUEST EXPERIENCE
The operator markets authorized access, books guests against eligible event inventory and services the experience. Each booking respects the venue’s rules and licensed rights.
AUTHORIZED ACCESS · EVENT-LEVEL RECORDS
PLANNED SETTLEMENT
The planned Stripe ACH-first flow reconciles eligible settled commercial transactions, refunds and fees. DigiSeats’ planned 2.5% platform fee is separate from payment-processing charges.
Refunds and chargebacks reverse applicable commissions. Comp assignments generate no commission.
PLANNED FUNCTIONALITY · PAYMENTS NOT ACTIVE
THE NEXT CHAPTER
Bring the venue. Bring the operational expertise. Start with an inventory and rights discussion before contracts, commercial access or payments can be activated.
COMMERCIAL LICENSING · IN PREPARATION
ONE BRAND. A CLEAR BOUNDARY.
Defined inventory rights. Active operating responsibilities. Contractual commercial proceeds.
A separate concept under securities-law review. Not an offer or solicitation. No enrollment, payments or return projections.
FOR VENUES & ACTIVE COMMERCIAL OPERATORS
Platform in preparation. Commercial access and payment processing are not active.