For MiLB General Managers & VPs of Operations and Sponsorships
Stadium-wide Wi-Fi 7. One dollar a ticket.
A robust Wi-Fi 7 network across your seats, suites and front office, with built-in fan security and sponsor-ready splash pages. You pay $1 for every ticket sold. We do better only if you do better.
The Business Model
Simple math. Shared upside.
$1 for every ticket sold. When attendance grows, we grow with you. When it doesn't, you're not stuck carrying a big network bill.
$1 Per ticket sold
One flat rate tied to your gate. No separate network budget line to defend.
365 Every public event
Concerts, festivals and other off-season public events run on the same network under the same $1 rate.
$0 On private events
Corporate meetings and other events not open to the public don't count toward the per-ticket fee.
+ Add features later
New capabilities in future seasons? Extend the contract term. No new capital request.
What's in the Lineup
One network. Every user in the building.
Wi-Fi 7, stadium-wide
Robust, low-latency coverage in the seating bowl, suites and office areas, built for fans, staff, vendors and media at the same time.
"See something, say something"
24/7 Software's security app and features run on the network, so fans and staff can flag issues in real time, lowering security and maintenance costs.
Sponsor-ready splash page
Thousands of fans see the Wi-Fi splash page every night. Sell that real estate to sponsors as a brand-new revenue line.
On deck: POS integration & wayfinding
Coming next: concessions delivered to the seat for a fee. A better fan experience that doesn't take away from the product on the field.
Who Wins
A win for every seat in your front office
01 General Manager
New revenue from the splash page, a better fan experience and lower maintenance and security costs, with no big capital outlay. Your cost tracks your gate.
02 VP, Operations
One network for fans, suites and staff. Real-time "see something, say something" reporting, less operational friction and a live date you can plan around.
03 VP, Sponsorships
Fresh digital inventory: a splash page seen by thousands every night, plus pre- and post-game digital experiences that partners will pay to be part of.
Extra Innings
With better connectivity, the sky is the limit
Build these features into your team's mobile app and the program gets stickier every season: more ways to earn, fewer points of friction.
Mobile app integration
New digital fan experiences before and after the game.
Jumbotron interaction
Fans play along on the big screen from their seats.
AR / VR marketing
Enhanced digital activations for your sponsors.
Lower operating costs
Connected tools that take friction out of game-day operations.
The Guarantee
Sign by December 31. Live by Opening Day.
Buck-A-Ticket™ ensures your team has its Wi-Fi network up and running by Opening Day 2027, as long as contracts are signed by December 31, 2026.
Step 1: Raise your hand
Fill out the form below. We'll send our NDA so we can talk specifics.
Step 2: Sign by 12/31/2026
Review the program and sign before year-end to lock in the guarantee.
Step 3: We build it
Site survey, design and installation across the stadium, suites and offices.
Opening Day 2027: Play ball
Your network is live for the first pitch, and the splash page is ready to sell.
Get Started
Put your ballpark on the list for 2027
Tell us who you are and how you'd like us to reach you, and we'll follow up to talk through the program for your ballpark.
Thanks!
We'll be in touch by email shortly. Next step: we'll send our NDA so we can talk specifics.
Questions from the front office
What does Buck-A-Ticket™ cost?
$1 for every ticket sold to a public event at your stadium. That's the whole model: we do better only if you do better.
Which events count toward the $1 per ticket?
All public events, including off-season concerts and festivals that use the Wi-Fi. Private events that aren't open to the public, such as corporate meetings, are not included.
When will our network be live?
By Opening Day 2027, guaranteed, as long as contracts are signed by December 31, 2026.
Where does the Wi-Fi reach?
Throughout the stadium: the seating bowl, suites and office areas, so fans, staff and partners are all supported.
How does the splash page make us money?
Every fan who connects sees it, so thousands of impressions every night. You sell that space to sponsors as new digital inventory.
Can we add features later?
Yes. Additional features, like POS integration for seat delivery, can be added in future seasons by extending the number of years in the contract.