Free plan availableShared seats. One clear plan.
Who has Friday’s game? Is that spare seat taken? Who went last time? Keep the answers with the tickets, so the person organizing the season has a clear record to work from.
A name on every seat. A clear answer for every game.
Once your group agrees who is going, record the plan. Guest assignments belong to a seat at a particular game, so the same seat can have a different person in it next week.
Put the agreed games in place.
Add the people sharing your tickets to your guest directory. Assign seats for the dates you’ve agreed on, and leave notes about the arrangement with each game.
Update the game, keep the context.
Move the assignment when someone can’t make it. See where there’s a spare seat, where someone can bring a guest, and which games still need a decision.
Check who’s using the seats.
Return to the schedule for the names, seat details, and notes. The person organizing the season has one place to check the plan.
Offer a few games. Keep the rest settled.
Give someone a manageable selection without reopening the whole season. Choose the dates you can offer, set whether they may pick one game or several, and add a note about the arrangement.
They make their pick. You review and accept it. The seats are recorded in their name, ready for you to arrange the actual transfer through your ticket provider.
- Reflect what you’ve agreed.
- Use a gift offer when you’re sharing without a price, or a private sale when that’s your arrangement.
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A fair conversation starts with a clear record.
Look back at attendance and guest history before deciding who should take the next available game. See who has been recently and how the season has been shared so far.
Keep ticket costs and recorded sales alongside that history. When renewal comes around, talk through which games the group used and what the season cost, with a record in front of you.
- Your group decides what’s fair.
- The schedule records your agreement. Attendance and costs give you the context for the next one.
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Common questions
Yes. Guest assignments belong to a seat at a particular game. You can record a different person for the next game while keeping the earlier attendance history.
Yes. An offer can include a selection of games. Choose whether the recipient may pick one or several, send the link, and review their selection before accepting it.
Your group makes that decision. Seat assignments, attendance history, and cost records give you information to work from. Use the schedule to record the plan you agree on.
A shared season. Fewer loose ends.
Put the games, names, and decisions in one place. Get back to enjoying the tickets you share.