When someone's buying tickets to your show, the last thing you want is for them to get stuck endlessly zooming and panning around a seat map, second-guessing whether there's a better section they haven't checked yet. It's frustrating for fans, and it costs you sales—especially on mobile where navigating a detailed venue map can feel like defusing a bomb.

Best Available does exactly what it sounds like: fans tell us how many seats they need, and we instantly select the best open seats in their chosen price level. No hunting, no map fatigue, just straight to checkout. For your buyers, it's faster and frankly more confident—they trust that they're getting great seats without doing the spatial reasoning Olympics. For you, it means fewer abandoned carts and more completed purchases, particularly on those smaller screens where seat selection has traditionally been the biggest obstacle between interest and revenue.

This works for any reserved seating event you're running through Opendate. Fans can still browse the map manually if they want that control, but now they've also got a faster path. You don't need to configure anything—Best Available uses your existing pricing sections and availability, applying the same logic a good box office staff member would use to pick seats for a caller. It just happens in half a second instead of half a conversation.