Party Bus Booking Software for Australia.
Twelve people, one organiser, and a bus that is either booked for Saturday or it is not. Sell the block, hold the night, get paid before boarding.
Start with Google- Hourly blocks with a minimum
- One bus, one Saturday night
- Part now, balance before boarding
- Pickup and drop-off both on the job
- Hours that run past midnight
Online booking
Sell the block, not the trip
A party bus is four hours with a minimum, not a fare between two points. Put the block on the page with its real price and let them book it.
Learn moreOne live timetable
A night that runs past midnight
A block starting at eight and finishing at one is one booking, not two days, so the bus reads as busy right through the part that matters.
Learn moreA night, not a trip.
The unit you sell is a block of hours with a minimum. Price it that way and the extra hour stops being an argument on the kerb at midnight.
The minimum is the product
Four hours with a minimum is one thing to book and one thing to price, rather than a fare that has to be renegotiated the moment the night runs long.
Midnight is not a boundary
A block from eight until one is one booking across two dates, so the bus is unavailable for the whole night instead of freeing itself at twelve.
Both addresses, one job
The pickup suburb and the drop-off suburb sit on the booking with the Pickup and Delivery addon, so the driver is not ringing the organiser at nine.
The block, priced on the page.
A group choosing five hours instead of four should see what that costs before they ring, not after you have worked it out on a Saturday morning.
There is only one Saturday.
Nobody turns a bus around for a second group at one in the morning. A booked Saturday should leave the page as a booked Saturday.
Built for your nights
Built for every kind of party bus night
The hens night
Four hours from a house in one suburb to a venue in another, both addresses on the job, so the driver is not ringing the organiser at nine.
The bucks that runs long
Add the extra hour as a line rather than a favour, so the block that ends at two is the block that was actually agreed and paid for.
Twenty-firsts and eighteenths
Sell the standard four-hour block straight off the page, priced per bus, so a parent organising it can book at ten at night without ringing you.
School formals
Pre-formal photos at one house, the venue at another, and the whole run on one booking rather than three messages and a memory.
The organiser is the customer
One person books, one person pays and one person gets the confirmation, rather than twelve people each with their own idea of the plan.
The balance before boarding
Split the booking into a payment now and a balance with a due date, so nobody is collecting from twelve people on a kerb at eight o’clock.
Two buses, one group
A group of thirty across two buses books as two jobs on one record, so both drivers work from the same pickup time and the same address.
Winery and brewery runs
The daytime block fills the hours the night work never touches, priced as its own product rather than discounted off a Saturday night.
The group that goes quiet
The confirmation and the balance nudge are emailed on their own, so a booking made six weeks out does not need chasing by hand.
A night that gets cancelled
Cancel the booking and the bus goes straight back on the page for that Saturday, rather than staying blocked in a diary nobody updated.
Paid before anybody boards.
Twelve people and one organiser is a collection problem. Take part when they book, and let the balance fall due before the night.
Part now, balance later
Split the booking into stages on the booking record, each with its own due date. That is the deposit this trade runs on, and it is a Pro feature.
One organiser, one payment
The person who books is the person who pays and the person who gets the confirmation, so you are not collecting from a group chat on the kerb.
The nudge sends itself
A balance reminder goes out by email as the due date approaches, so a booking made six weeks ago is not chased by hand the week of the night.
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Everything you need to run your party bus business.
One bus, one night
A booked bus comes off the page for the whole night rather than the four hours, because nobody is turning a bus around for a second group at one.
Staged payments
Split the booking into a payment now and a balance with its own due date, so the Saturday is held early and settled before anybody boards.
Email reminders
A confirmation the moment they book and a nudge as the balance falls due, both carrying the pickup time and address. Email, never a phone message.
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Common questions.
Yes. The block is the product, so a four-hour minimum is priced and booked as one thing rather than as a fare between two addresses.
A block from eight until one is a single booking on the timeline, so the bus shows as unavailable across the whole night rather than only until twelve.
Yes. On Pro a booking is split into stages on the booking record, so a part payment is taken now and the balance carries its own due date.
With the Pickup and Delivery addon each job carries its own pick-up and drop-off address, which matters when a group is collected and dropped in two suburbs.
Cancel the booking and the bus returns to the public page for that night, so the date is sellable again rather than blocked in a diary nobody updated.
Yes. Book them as two jobs against one organiser, so both drivers work from the same pickup time and address while the buses stay separately booked.
