
Every rig is its own bookable hour, so a squad of five books five stations and the sixth player is not left watching.
Online booking
List live rig, squad and streaming-booth sessions by the stations actually free. A reserved gaming seat leaves the floor immediately.
Learn moreOne live timetable
See player check-ins, tournament blocks and rig maintenance on one gaming calendar, with every station group clearly named.
Learn moreSee casual gaming sessions, tournament floor lets and rig maintenance together, with the actual resource attached to every entry.
Nobody turns up alone. One booking takes the seats the group needs, so the sixth player is not standing behind a chair.
The most valuable thing you sell removes twenty stations in one go. If that is easier to do on a whiteboard, something gets sold underneath it.
Blocking the room for a tournament is one entry that removes every station it needs, rather than twenty bookings kept in step by hand.
Close a station for a dead GPU and the rest of the bank stays online, instead of the whole floor going off the page for one machine.
The hour before a league night is still bookable by a walk-in, because holding eight rigs does not hold the other twelve.
Built for your floor
Offer the gaming station time actually left; once taken, that gaming rig block disappears before reception can promise it again.
Run a weekly or monthly gaming station let on Free and give the recurring run a sensible final date.
Protect the complete hire, including squad arrival, while useful time either side stays available.
Attach the hirer and headset details, leaving rather less to reconstruct when the door opens.
Keep the organiser and tournament let requirements in one record instead of the customary second email thread.
Price a tournament with the floor, the rigs and the extra hours as one itemised quote first.
Move a squad onto another bank of rigs and the booker, the money and the agreed hours follow.
Take the resource offline for rig maintenance while everything unaffected carries on booking normally.
Keep payment status with the station booking, including offline money recorded on Free and complete online card checkout on Pro.
Pro takes the complete station fee when the station booking is booked online. Enter cash or bank transfer on Free.
Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, keeping the station fee visible beside the station booking.
Send an itemised quote for the tournament let and agreed extras, then keep later payments with the accepted details.
One app for every booking
A booked station leaves the page immediately, so the sixth member of a squad is never sold a seat that is already somebody else’s.
Email the organiser their stations, squad arrival and headset notes ahead of players reach the gaming lounge for the booked day.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Your public page shows genuinely open gaming station time and removes the selected gaming rig when the booking is completed.
Yes. Repeat the same gaming station weekly or monthly on Free, ending on a chosen date or after the final planned booking.
Yes. Pro takes the complete station fee when the station booking is booked online. Enter cash or bank transfer on Free.
Yes. Close the exact window needed for squad arrival or rig maintenance while every unaffected resource remains available.
Yes. Set every gaming rig up as a separate resource so a confirmed booking removes only that resource and time.
Yes. Itemise the longer tournament let and agreed extras, send the quote and keep the accepted version with the booking.
Handle enquiries when your diary is full with clear requests, alternative times and a practical manual waiting list that avoids double bookings.
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