Fill the house together.

The box office for independent theater. Everyone in the cast sells their own seats, and the whole company watches the house fill up.

Join the waitlist

The box office, shared by the whole cast.

  1. Set up the show

    Add the sessions, the price and how many seats each night has. Blizo gives you one code to invite the cast.

  2. Everyone sells

    Each person holds seats for their friends and family, then marks them sold when the money comes in.

  3. Watch it fill

    Every sale shows up for everyone at once. You see who still has tickets to hand over and what's left to collect.

If you're in the cast

Sell to friends and family the way you already do. Blizo keeps count, so you can keep rehearsing.

If you're running the show

See the whole box office in one place: every sale, every receipt and every ticket still in someone's bag.

No more spreadsheet in the group chat.

One seat map that's always right, on every phone in the cast. Try it: tap a free seat to hold it, then sell.

Sunday matineeNov 23, 4 pm
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Everything a small box office needs.

  • Numbered or open seating

    Pick per show. With numbered seats, you can find any ticket by its number in a second.

  • A receipt for every sale

    The photo of the payment stays with the sale, not lost somewhere in a chat.

  • Hand-overs, tracked

    Know who already got their paper ticket and who's still waiting for one.

  • A separate guest list

    Invites and comps stay apart from sales, so the money always adds up.

  • Every move on record

    Holds, sales, returns and hand-overs, in order, with who did what and when.

  • Help to run it

    Add co-producers to share the work. They see the same numbers you do.

Questions

Does the audience need the app?

No. People buy from someone in the cast, the way they always have. Blizo is for the people selling.

Can a show have more than one session?

Yes. Each session has its own seats, its own count and its own goal.

What if I can't sell the seats I held?

Give them back with one tap. They return to the free seats, and someone else in the cast can sell them.