Recover missed demand
I need the value that leaked out: denied rooms, sold-out merch, empty seats, soft nights, or unowned buyer intent.
Perishable Seat Yield
A same-day rescue packet that turns saved-show intent into filled seats, recoverable value, first-believer proof, and city/festival utilization intelligence.
Identity read, not dropdown
What did people remember, save, ask for, revisit, buy, or route to someone else?
Seats at risk
MODELED51
Projected from schedule fill, time-to-curtain, and risk class.
Recoverable value
MODELED£0
PWYC rescue value from matched saved-show fans.
Matched fans
LIVE1
Fans matched by show, genre, intent, and in-town window.
Input Contract3/3 connected+−
Perishable seat board
51 seats at risk before curtain
Save-a-show fan rail
The Quiet Hour needs the first-party fan rail
Venue utilization grid
1 weak slot · 51 seats at risk · £0 recoverable
Cultural Yield Proof Stack
Perishable Seat Yield carries 7 proof layers and 0 partial layers across the Cultural Yield Proof Stack. Next proof to add: Relationship proof, Influence proof, Sponsor proof.
proof layers · 7/10 present+−
present
Attention proof
Did someone notice or interact?
Baseline engagement: saves, scans, follows, taps, attendance, route starts, and captured actions.
present
Memory proof
Did the moment stay with someone?
Afterlife signal: passport saves, revisits, archive replays, returned routes, memory artifacts, and recap requests.
present
Identity proof
Did the moment become part of someone’s taste, role, or self-expression?
Selective identity signal: taste, style, fan, wellness, professional, or cultural identity slices shared with consent.
present
Cultural proof
Did the moment become lore?
Cultural resonance: chants, rituals, riffs, stories, canonized contributions, repeated language, and objects becoming symbols.
present
Commerce proof
Did money or qualified demand move?
Commercial outcome: purchase, booking, reservation, ticket, merch, membership, access product, inquiry, or partner redemption.
Next Actions
Send the PWYC nudge for The Quiet Hour.
nowVenue / box office
Seat risk is modeled from schedule fill, while fills and paid value are operator-entered outcomes.
Mark filled/released after curtain so recovery proof is real.
this-weekVenue / box office
Seat risk is modeled from schedule fill, while fills and paid value are operator-entered outcomes.
Put save-a-show QR on the flyer before the Royal Mile push.
nowArtist / producer
The central box office owns the buyer, so the performer-owned flyer QR creates the rescue pool.
Attach behind-the-scenes notes so saved fans have something to unlock after the show.
this-weekArtist / producer
The central box office owns the buyer, so the performer-owned flyer QR creates the rescue pool.
Evidence Packet
51 seats at risk before curtain
LIVESeat risk is modeled from schedule fill, while fills and paid value are operator-entered outcomes.
The Quiet Hour needs the first-party fan rail
LIVEThe central box office owns the buyer, so the performer-owned flyer QR creates the rescue pool.
guest-a saw it first
LIVEFirst-believer score comes from early saves, riffs, and attended shows.
Summerhall is the highest spillover pressure
LIVEVenue spillover is derived from weak-slot pressure, recovered value, and captured venue actions.