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Your business
Cinema
Kept up to date by the venue
Coming soon
A Tuesday seat can’t be sold on Wednesday
While a group’s lost in deciding, the screening starts without them.
We don’t connect to your listings: the day’s screenings don’t appear by themselves. You can publish seasons, previews and special screenings.
Type your business and see it the way a group will
Nothing gets sent: it stays in your browser.
What a group will be able to find out about you
Only ‘Wambree understands it’ counts when searching. What you don’t tick is simply not recorded, and that’s never a no.
What’s on your mind
The midweek screening
An empty seat expires when the lights go down and there’s no selling it afterwards.
The sofa
Your competition has a remote control and doesn’t ask anyone to leave the house.
Popcorn and bar
One more ticket brings with it the part of the business that actually has margin.
The group that can’t make up its mind
Between choosing the film, the screening and who’s running late, sometimes they just stay home.
The plan, from the inside
A grandmother and her two teenage grandchildren want to go to the cinema on Thursday and have dinner after.
What they’re asking in the chat
- Which cinema’s handy for Gran and for us?
- Will we make it from work before it starts?
- Where do we eat afterwards, without getting transport?
The words people use to find you
- cine
- peli
- film
- Tuesday
One of them picks cinema, Thursday, evening. Everyone privately adds where they’re coming from.
- Wednesday
Your cinema comes up because it’s the best fit for the group. They check on your website what’s showing.
- Thursday, on the way out
Places to eat come up, ten minutes’ walk at most. They leave with the evening sorted.
What you did: keep your listing up to date.
A made-up scene, to show you how it works.
Which screening’s hard to fill?
A weekly slot builds a habit audience that the latest release can’t give you.
A screening with something you can’t see at home gets people off the sofa.
A screening with personality gets shared in a chat far better than a timetable.
What you’d publish
Restored classics season
Every Tuesday · 20:00
Film and Q&A with the director
Monday · 19:30
Horror double bill
Sun · 21:00
It would appear in your city’s ‘This week’ when it should. Made-up example.
What happens, step by step
Your venue with its details
Address, hours, photos and access.
You publish what’s not on general release
Seasons, previews, Q&As and children’s screenings, each with its poster and your ticket link.
The group arrives with the evening sorted
Cinema decided, everyone’s route and, if they like, dinner afterwards.
- What you see
- Whether your seasons are published and, later on, how many people open each one. See the dashboard
- What you won’t need
- Sending us the weekly programme or connecting your ticketing software.
What you can publish
- Seasons, Q&As and previews, as an event with a poster
- Screenings that repeat every week, up to their last date
- Whether your cinema has step-free access
- Reduced cinema-day price, with its conditionsComing soon
What you’d ask
Can I upload every film of the week?
You can create events, but doing it by hand won’t be worth it. Use it for the special stuff: seasons, Q&As, one-off screenings.
Do my showtimes appear when a group chooses a time?
No. Wambree checks the cinema’s open, but doesn’t know which screening is at that time. People check that on your website.
And if the group would rather eat first?
Today, the second stop is offered after the film. If they want to eat first, they sort that out themselves.
Can I publish cinema-day prices?
As an event with its price, yes. Offers with conditions and expiry dates are still on their way.
What about my popcorn bar?
It doesn’t get its own listing: mention it in the description if it’s what sets you apart.
Does it work for a one-screen neighbourhood cinema?
Yes. For a group that wants something nearby, having one screen doesn’t count against you.
What it doesn’t do yet
It doesn’t show your listings or the day’s screenings.
Today you can put a link to your website on your listing and announce whatever’s out of the ordinary.
It doesn’t sell tickets or pick seats.
Today your event links to your ticket sales and the purchase carries on in your system.
What it costs
Listing
Free
To be there and get found.
Sobremesa
€29/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than tres tickets at €10.
En cartel
€79/month, excl. VAT
Each month, less than ocho tickets at €10.
Paid plans can’t be bought yet: if you’re interested, write to us and we’ll save you a spot. Do the sums with your numbers, or see what each plan includes.
Shall we add you?
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