Software profile
Ludus recital and show-operations overview
Performing-arts ticketing with custom reserved seating and general admission, holds, comps, ticket changes, add-ons, donations, branded pages, multiple staff permissions, and box-office printables.
What it covers
Ludus capabilities
- Custom seating charts
- general admission
- holds and reservations
- comps
- upgrades and exchanges
- add-ons
- donations
- staff permissions
- box-office printables
Who it may suit
Best fit for recital operations
Ludus is best suited to School and community performing-arts programs wanting flexible ticketing and patron tools.
Its listed market focus is United States. Studios and production teams should confirm the exact recital workflow, imports, staff roles, venue connectivity, buyer or organizer fees, media rights, privacy, accessibility, data exports, and show-day support they require.
Before choosing
Questions to ask the provider
- Which recital job does this product own, and which planning, ticketing, media, costume, or photo-day work still happens elsewhere?
- What are the studio fees, buyer fees, payment-processing costs, payout timing, refund rules, and chargeback responsibilities?
- How are rosters, family limits, assigned seats, accessible seats, comps, quick changes, and late edits handled?
- What continues working if venue internet fails, and which devices, scanners, printers, staff, or support contacts are required?
- Who owns the data and media, which exports are available, and what music, photo, video, privacy, and retention terms apply?