Cinema ticketing software for Danish cinemas

A national site is good for reach and bad for loyalty. On kino.dk your programme sits in a list next to every other cinema in the area, and the moviegoer's relationship is with the portal. Nordisk Film Biografer, meanwhile, sells through channels of its own.

Filmgrail gives an independent or municipal biograf the owned channel: a website on your own domain that ranks for the films you show, an app your regulars keep, and a checkout and customer record that are yours. It sits on top of your box office, so your staff, your reporting and your listing on kino.dk carry on as today. See cinema ticketing software alternatives and Vista alternatives, or read the Danish-language overview.

We will be straight with you: we do not yet have a Danish cinema live. The closest comparables are next door. Bergen Kino runs 18 halls in central Bergen with website, native apps and ticketing on Filmgrail. Trondheim Kino, municipally owned since 1918, runs 19 halls on it. Edda Kino in Haugesund has five halls and around 200,000 admissions a year, and Hitra Kino is a single island cinema on the same software.

In Sweden, Bio Bristol, an association-run cinema in Sundbyberg, runs its website and ticketing on Filmgrail. And festivals like BIFF use our festival platform. The first Danish cinemas get our full attention during setup.

Denmark was one of Europe's growth markets in 2025: admissions rose 4.5% to 10.3 million while European admissions fell 5.3%, according to UNIC figures in our European cinema statistics. Growth is when a cinema's own channel pays back fastest, because new and returning moviegoers are choosing where to book.

Danish exhibitors meet through Danske Biografer, whose Filmtræf in Svendborg is the sector's annual gathering, and at CPH:INDUSTRY during CPH:DOX. See cinema industry events for dates and who's who in cinema for Danske Biografer's and Nordisk Film's leadership.

Pricing is published and flat: from $200 a year for a single screen to $20,000 a year for a large circuit, per screen, with no per-ticket fees (see pricing). A mid-size film festival pays about $5,000 a year. If we already integrate your box office and payment provider you can be live in a few weeks; a provider we have not connected before takes about a month.

See your own cinema on it before you talk to anyone: the free cinema website prototype builds a version of your site from its current address. Then book a demo against your real programme.