DigiSeats is a QR code seating chart for weddings, corporate events and galas, set up through an order form. Forever Farrah is self-serve and wedding-specific. An honest comparison.
DigiSeats is sold as a package: you fill in an order form, their team confirms it, and login details come back to you. Forever Farrah is self-serve — you are designing the floor plan within a minute, free, and your guests open that same plan on their phones with their table lit up. Their strength is size: guest bands into the thousands, with arrival check-in.
Yes, covering up to 50 guests with QR lookup and name search. Forever Farrah is also free to start, with every feature included and seating for up to 40 guests, then one payment per wedding.
DigiSeats sells guest bands into the thousands with per-hundred overage, so a very large or corporate event is squarely their territory. For a wedding-sized list, Forever Farrah covers the seating and everything around it without an order form.
DigiSeats offers arrival check-in with timestamps and export on its higher tier. Forever Farrah does not have a check-in flow — guests scan to find their table, but nothing records that they arrived.
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