Inside the Hacker-Festzelt at Oktoberfest: long benches full of people in Tracht under a painted blue sky ceiling.

People / Tables / New stories

Good people find a seat.

Same table. New people.

Photo: Hacker-Festzelt, kallerna / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized)

A friend cancelled, and your Oktoberfest table has prepaid seats nobody will sit in. ProSit lets you offer them to people you’d actually enjoy six hours on the bench with — and lets everyone else find a seat in the tent they love.

The apps are coming soon.

Browse by tent

  • Hacker-Festzelt
  • Schottenhamel
  • Hofbräu
  • Augustiner
  • Paulaner
  • Löwenbräu
  • Armbrustschützen
  • Käfer
  • Marstall
  • Ochsenbraterei
  • Fischer-Vroni
  • Weinzelt

How it works

  1. Hosts offer spare seats

    Tent, time, how many seats, what a seat includes and what your group is like. Hosting is free.

  2. Guests browse by tent and ask

    Find a table that fits and send a short introduction. The host chooses who joins.

  3. Numbers only after both say yes

    Phone numbers are shared with exactly one person, once the host has accepted. Never before.

  4. The seat price stays between you

    Host and guest settle the prepaid seat themselves. ProSit never sells seats and never touches that money.

The Hofbräu-Festzelt at dusk, with blue-and-white flags and the crowd on the Wiesn in front of it. 2 seats left

Example · Hofbräu-Festzelt

Two seats at our table, Saturday

Sat · from 17:00

  • Social
  • International
  • Traditional

€59 per seat settled with the host

Phone verified

What an offer looks like in the app. Names and tables are made up.

Sending a request uses a credit. If no host looks at your request, the credit comes back.

Questions? Read the help pages.

Photo: Hofbräu-Festzelt, Soluvo / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized)