Cinema software for independent cinemas

Wallis Cinemas has been family-owned and independent for over seventy years. It runs four sites in South Australia and at Mildura in Victoria on one platform, and it owns its site, its checkout and its customer list instead of handing them to a national marketplace.

Classic Cinemas runs around sixteen theatres in the Chicago area, from restored historic single screens to modern recliner multiplexes, on the same system as the Norwegian sites, in English, with US pricing conventions.

Bio Bristol in Sundbyberg, Sweden, is run by an association, with no circuit behind it and no IT department. Hitra Kino, an island cinema on the Norwegian coast, runs on the same platform as Ster-Kinekor's thirty-plus complexes. So do Bryne Kino, Fredrikstad Kino and Edda Kino, the five-hall cinema that hosts the Norwegian International Film Festival.

Better still, build a prototype of your own cinema in 20 seconds. That is a better guide than anything on this page.

See your own cinema on Filmgrail in 20 seconds: the prototype tool reads your current website and builds a working version of it on Filmgrail, with a back office you can click through. Then book a demo for a written cost assessment. Prices are on the pricing page, not hidden behind a form.

Selling in a particular market? See Filmgrail in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Sweden and Norway.

Comparing vendors? Read Veezi alternatives, Filmbot alternatives, Filmgrail vs Veezi and cinema ticketing software alternatives.

More specific pages: single-screen and town cinemas, small and mid-size chains and cultural centres.