UpLift Devices
Your need for devices is calculated using your floor plan, types of events, established need for accessible seating, and potential for increased revenue.

Pricing
UpLift is an investment in accessibility, flexibility, and the customer experience. Learn how pricing is structured and how we think about the broader return that investment can create.
Our pricing model is based on the number of UpLift devices that make sense for your venue, your need for maintenance/support, and your interest in optional accessories. Request pricing.
Your need for devices is calculated using your floor plan, types of events, established need for accessible seating, and potential for increased revenue.
Optional accessories include UpCart for transporting an UpLift device over longer distances from storage to setup locations, and UpCover for protecting it in storage.
We offer plans for ongoing maintenance and technical support.
Return on Access
ROAx is a value framework for understanding the full return created by better access. It is not a fixed financial formula or single ROI number, but a complete evaluation of the financial, operational, customer, guest and strategic value the ClearSight Seating System can create. The framework is structured around seven value levers.
Value Lever 1
UpLift can help venues recover saleable seats and adapt accessible seating to actual event needs. You gain opportunities for incremental revenue without adding physical capacity.
With our Flexible Access Seating Model, we change the way accessible seating can be planned and configured. Our model incorporates a venue-specific seating evaluation, seating manifest review, flexible configurations by event, integration of the UpLift device into the seating plan, and opportunities to recover seating inventory.
Value Lever 2
A relocatable, adaptable system is an alternative to massive temporary platforms, structural modifications, and other costly permanent infrastructure investments.
Value Lever 3
UpLift gives venues and their accessibility, legal, and design advisors a tangible system to evaluate, rather than relying solely on the limitations of existing configurations.
Value Lever 4
Move, store, redeploy, and reuse the system based on changes in spaces, events and accessibility needs – rather than committing resources to single-purpose infrastructure.
Value Lever 5
Removing barriers that have long been difficult for wheelchair users to access can expand the audience able to participate in so many more ways.
Value Lever 6
The system supports equal sightlines, more integrated seating with companions, and the ability to experience joy with all the people around them.
Value Lever 7
UpLift gives venues a way to tangibly demonstrate commitment to accessibility while creating opportunities for sponsorship, storytelling, partnerships, and differentiation.
“It’s worth it for the venue, the people purchasing it, as well as the people using it.”
– Dana L.H., Wheelchair User