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Free tools for cinemas. No sign-up, no email wall.

Calculators and generators for the arithmetic exhibitors actually have to do. No account and no email wall on any of them, and every one but the prototype builder runs entirely in your own browser without sending us a thing.

Builder

Cinema website prototype

Give us your cinema's web address and get back a working prototype in your own branding, your own language and your own programme — a real…

Builder

Festival website prototype

Give us your festival's web address and get back your own festival site and back office: programme by day and strand, passes, accreditation…

Calculator

Digital ROI calculator

Work out whether a website, app and checkout project pays for itself, using your own admissions and your own assumptions.

Websites

Cinema website grader

Enter your cinema's homepage and get a score on the fifteen things that decide whether a visitor finds a showtime and buys: speed, mobile…

Calculator

Screening break-even calculator

How many admissions a single screening needs to cover its cost, including film hire percentage and minimum guarantees.

Business planning

Movie theater profit calculator

An annual P&L for a cinema: admissions, box office, film rental, concession margin, EBITDA, break-even occupancy and per-screen figures.

Generator

Movie & showtime schema generator

Generate valid Movie and ScreeningEvent JSON-LD for a film page, with showtimes, venue, pricing and subtitles.

Planner

Showtime planner

Lay out a day's shows across your screens from running times, pre-show and changeover — and compare your start times with 140 independent…

Website widget

Coming soon widget

A list of the next films opening in your country, with dates and posters, that you paste onto your cinema's website once and never update…

Website widget

Box office chart widget

Your country's latest weekend box office top ten, as a small chart you paste onto your cinema's website once.

Audit

Cinema checkout audit

Score your own online ticketing against the 25 things a cinema checkout has to do, weighted by what actually moves completion rate.

Projection

KDM checker

Drop in one or many KDMs and see when each key opens and expires, which device it targets, what it unlocks, and what will go wrong on…

Compliance

Accessibility device calculator

Captioning, audio description and assistive listening devices required for your screens and seats, calculated from the US federal rules.

Validator

DCP name validator

Paste a DCP folder name and get every field of the ISDCF naming convention decoded and checked — ratio, language, audio layout, standard…

Projection

Screen brightness calculator

Foot-lamberts and nits from projector lumens, screen size and gain — and the lumens you need to hit the 14 fL reference.

Projection

Screen size calculator

Scope and flat screen sizes from the wall you have, with the viewing angle from the front and back rows and the pixel size on screen.

Booking

Film rental calculator

What you owe the distributor week by week under a sliding scale, a minimum guarantee, a flat fee or a 90/10 house-nut deal — and the…

Ticketing

Seat plan builder

Draw an auditorium's rows, aisles, recliners, wheelchair spaces and companion seats, check the US wheelchair-space minimum, and export PNG…

Templates

Film settlement template

A weekly film settlement sheet in Excel: box office by day and screen, tax, net box office, rental terms, minimum guarantee, credits and…

Templates

Opening and closing checklist

Daily opening and closing duties for box office, concessions, projection, auditoria and the building, with tick columns per day, sign-off…

Templates

Staff rota template

A weekly staff rota for cinemas: shifts by role, hours per person and role, labour cost from hourly rates, and cover every half hour from…

Templates

Business plan template

A cinema business plan spreadsheet: admissions from catchment and seats, a 12-month P&L with seasonality and ramp-up, break-even and a…

Why these are free and behind no form

Because a calculator behind an email wall is not a tool, it is a lead form wearing a costume, and everybody can tell. The calculators run in your browser, we never see what you type, and you can use them for a competitor's pitch if you like. The prototype builder is the one that cannot work that way — reading your site means fetching it from our server — and its page says exactly what that stores.

The commercial logic is simply that a cinema which has done this arithmetic is a better conversation than one that has not, whichever way the numbers come out.