Laughs per minute, bit by bit.
Every comic thinks they know which bits are killing. Seats Edge knows. It hears every laugh in the room, measures how big and how long it was and ties it to the line that got it. You get a laugh map for every set, every night.
Laugh mapseconds of laughter per 30 s
Comedy runs on laughs. Now you can count them.
Which bits kill?
Every bit ranked by laughs per minute, so the strongest material moves up and the weakest gets rewritten.
Where are the dead spots?
Every stretch of 20 seconds or more without a laugh, flagged with the words on stage at the time.
Who should headline?
Every comic on the lineup scored on the same scale, night after night, so booking decisions rest on real data.
What should we post?
The biggest laughs with in and out times, ready to clip for social the next morning.
Every laugh, every bit, every comic.
Watch the room live from the back of the house, then send each comic their own set report after the show. Hover over the laugh map to see which bit was on stage.
Sample data for illustration. Bit names are examples.
Built for the whole club.
Owners and bookers
Score every comic who crosses your stage on the same scale. Build lineups that peak at the right moment and book headliners with proof of how they played your room.
Comics
A private set report after every show: the laugh map, bits ranked and the exact line where the room went quiet. Work new material with numbers instead of guessing from the stage.
Marketing
Clip-ready moments from every set, ranked by the size of the laugh. Post the bits your audience loved, not the ones someone remembered.
It hears the difference between a chuckle and a roar.
Seats Edge listens with a microphone pointed at the audience, not the comic. It measures every laugh by size and length and keeps applause and cheering separate.
- Laugh size and length, not just yes or no. An 11-second roar counts for more than a polite chuckle.
- Applause breaks and cheering, tracked on their own, so you can see where the room stopped the show.
- Silence after a punchline, flagged as a dead spot with the words that preceded it.
- Phones out and walkouts, counted from the camera, so you know when the room drifted.
- Works on recordings. Run the sound report on sets you already filmed and see your history in an afternoon.
Laughs per minute by weekheadliner, Thursday 8 PM
The numbers behind a great set.
What clubs ask us first.
Does the comic's microphone throw it off?
Seats Edge uses its own microphone pointed at the audience, so it hears the room rather than the PA. The setup check confirms placement in your room.
Do comics get their own reports?
Yes. You decide who sees what. Comics can get a private report for their own sets without seeing anyone else's.
Is the material recorded?
The transcript is used to tie laughs to lines in your report. Audio and video are not kept. If comics prefer, the report can show times and bit names instead of the words.
Can we try it on shows we already filmed?
Yes. The laugh map and bit rankings work on existing recordings, which is the fastest way to see the report for your own room.
Find out which bits are really killing.
Pilot clubs get a laugh map for every set, every night, and a direct line to the team building the product.