From the club floor to an online arena

CASTA is a computer gaming club in Vilnius. We built the platform behind it: a website in three languages, an interactive seat map for bookings, live tournament brackets and a shop for gift codes — all run by the club's own team.

Gamers decide where to play on their phones, minutes before they leave home. CASTA needed more than a page with opening hours: visitors had to see the zones, compare prices, book a specific seat and pay — without calling the front desk.

We designed a dark, neon-green interface that carries the energy of the club itself — bold Unbounded headlines, clear prices, nothing between the visitor and the “Book now” button — and built it to work as well on a phone as on a desktop.

Every gaming zone — PRO ZONE, Open Space, Bootcamp, PS5 — has its own page with hardware, hourly price and photos. The booking flow turns the club floor into an interactive seat map: pick a time, choose a seat, sign in with a one-time code and pay by card through Stripe or from your balance.

Reservations are synced with the club's booking system, so the floor staff and the website always see the same free seats.

Tournament pages render live brackets for two divisions, with match details, an archive of past events and links to registration, Discord and broadcasts. Players can link their Steam and FACEIT accounts, so their level and ELO show up right in the profile.

Behind the site is a dashboard for the club's staff: zones, prices and packages, products and gift codes, orders, news, tournaments and a site-wide maintenance switch. Changing a price or opening tournament registration takes minutes and no developer.