3 Times to Implement a SeatPeek Project
1. Before You Raise Funds
So you have an idea of what you want to build. Perhaps you have a targeted list of donors or sponsors you want to solicit for naming rights. How do you elevate your messaging beyond talk in order to close commitments and move the project closer to groundbreaking?
We can produce high resolution, detailed still renderings and web-based virtual walk-throughs with SeatPeek 360°. We bring our clients value with eye-catching visuals and quick turnaround times – before you need to finalize a building design or select an architect.
Coastal Carolina’s Indoor Facility is scheduled to be completed in 2024.
2. Before You Build
You’ve gained buy-in from necessary stakeholders, selected an architect, and have a facility design ready to go. Your die-hard fans will be early adopters in buying tickets or upgrading to premium seating. But how do you extend your reach beyond your core base to increase sales or commitments?
SeatPeek 360° can help you show off every part of your facility virtually, from seating areas and concourses to players areas and halls of fame.

South Alabama utilized SeatPeek and sold out of its premium seat allotment within 48 hours of going on sale.
3. Before You Open
Your facility project has been a success so far. You’re hitting your sales goals, and it’s time to start planning for a successful opening day in a few months. How will you allocate seating and conduct a seat selection process? What about parking? Will your donors have access to a customized inventory map that displays available seats/parking spots in real-time? Is it mobile/smart phone friendly? Are you speaking with other software vendors that want you to commit to a multi-year contract?
With SeatPeek Select, we can help you conduct a successful seat and parking allocation via all-online or hybrid options.

UT-San Antonio utilized SeatPeek to help sell tickets before its breakout 2021 season.