Saturday night is your entire week. Sell it by the hour with a minimum, hold it with a deposit, and take the money before anyone gets on board.
Online booking
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Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
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A group of eighteen booking a four-hour window weeks ahead, deposited by the organiser online at eleven at night when the idea is fresh.
Short evening hires at your minimum, booked and paid for by a parent or a partner who would rather not have the conversation over the phone.
A set route around town sold as a fixed package at one price, so the group knows the number before they start arguing about splitting it.
The nights everyone wants, priced with their own minimum and closed off the page the moment one group commits with a deposit.
See it in action
Schedule
One board showing which evenings are committed and which are still going. When the whole month rides on a handful of Saturdays, a night that is only half agreed is the thing you most need to see.
Instant booking
These bookings happen late at night when the idea is fresh. The page takes the window at your hourly rate over a Saturday minimum and takes the deposit right then, instead of a call-back on Tuesday when everyone has gone quiet.
Get paid
The organiser is the customer and the deposit is already in. Send a payment request for the balance before the pickup, paid by card from an email, so the only thing happening on board is the party.
Less admin, more bookings
A party bus is not a business that fills a diary, it is a business that fills a Saturday. Losing one night to a group that changed their mind is a real percentage of the month, which is why the booking has to carry money and not just enthusiasm.
These bookings are made late at night in a group chat, and the enthusiasm has a short half-life. A page that takes a deposit right then converts the moment it happens, rather than a call-back on Tuesday when everyone has thought about the cost and gone quiet.
Twenty people, one organiser, a lot of noise and a driver who is meant to be driving is not a place to sort out payment. Take the deposit at booking and the balance by payment request before the night, so the only thing happening on board is the party.
One person books it, one person pays it, and one person is who you ring if something changes. The booking sits on their record with their contact details and their history, so the regular organiser who does this twice a year is someone you recognise the second time.
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Take a deposit when the booking is made. A night with money against it is a night that is genuinely committed, and the window closes on your page as soon as it is booked.
Set the hourly rate and the minimum charge that make sense for the work, and list a peak night as its own service at its own price if that is how you sell it.
Yes. Send a payment request and the organiser pays by card from their email before the pickup, with the receipt going out automatically. Card payments are on the Pro plan at a flat 3%.
With the Pickup & Delivery addon each job carries its own pick-up and drop-off address, which matters when a group is being collected from one suburb and dropped in another at two in the morning.