Guest counts before checkout
Ask for the number of children first. A party of eight gets the small room and a party of twenty gets the large one, so parents never pick a room that cannot hold the group.
Fill the weekend party calendar without a phone call for every date. Reserving gives US trampoline parks, play cafes, indoor playgrounds, bowling centers and arcades one booking page for party rooms. Parents pick a package, date and guest count, pay a deposit to confirm and get reminders by text. You pay a flat subscription with no Reserving fee per booking.
Bounce Yard Trampoline Park
Sample venue, open 10 am to 9 pm
Court board
Court fitted
Deposit rule
No-show risk
Reminders
Birthday party booking software reserves a party room for a set block of time, checks it against the guest count and the room's capacity, and collects a deposit so the date is held. Reserving does this on one board shared by website, phone and counter bookings. Deposits and two-way SMS come with Growth. It does not run waivers, food ordering or point of sale.
Party venues lose weekends in predictable ways. A parent calls on Tuesday, you pencil in Saturday at 2 pm, and by Thursday nobody has paid and the room is blocked for a family that may not come. Two parents ask for the same slot a day apart. The fix is to put the rooms, the packages and the deposit rule on the booking page.
Add each room with its guest capacity and the length of a party block, such as two hours plus time to reset. Add your packages as services with the number of children included.
Embed the widget on your website or share the link. Parents choose a package, a date, a time and a guest count with no account, and only rooms that fit the group are offered.
On Growth, require a deposit that comes off the final bill. Your cancellation terms appear before checkout, so the date is committed when the parent confirms.
Parents get a confirmation and reminders. Two-way SMS on Growth lets them reply with a final headcount. Your host sees the party on the same board as walk-in sessions.
A party room can look free while the court beside it is full of walk-ins, and a host needs both in view. Give every space its own row and record each reservation there. Online parents and the front desk then book against the same board.
The sample bookings are illustrations, not customer activity. The demo uses courts and two party rooms, and shows how a party block holds a room while the open session continues.
A package is a duration, a guest limit and a buffer. Food, cake and decorations are things your team handles, so the booking page only needs to promise the room and the time.
Ask for the number of children first. A party of eight gets the small room and a party of twenty gets the large one, so parents never pick a room that cannot hold the group.
Add the minutes for decorating and clearing as a buffer on each package. A two o'clock party blocks the room from one thirty until your team has cleaned up, not just for the party itself.
Families that pay a deposit show up. Set it as a flat amount per package on Growth and credit it against the final bill. The weekend slot stops being a verbal promise.
Offer a basic and a premium package, plus extra children as an add-on. Parents see what is included before they pay, which cuts the back and forth on the phone.
Open Saturday and Sunday party blocks only on the times you can staff. Weekday evenings can have their own shorter blocks, so the calendar matches your team and not a default schedule.
Email reminders go out before the day. With two-way SMS on Growth, a parent can text the final number of children and the host sees it on the board before the party starts.
Parties share the building with open jump sessions, so rooms and court time need separate capacity. Keep waivers and checkout in your existing tools.
One or two party rooms and a fixed weekend schedule. A deposit and a headcount reply are usually all the system needs to do.
Hold lanes or a party room together with a package, and keep league nights on the same board so a party never lands on top of them.
Art, dance, gym and pottery studios can sell a party package by the hour and keep regular classes untouched on the same calendar.
Choose monthly or yearly billing and buy online with no contract. Annual subscriptions are paid upfront. Rooms and courts within one venue do not each need their own subscription.
49 USD per month
One venue, 300 bookings a month and 3 staff logins. Booking page, widget and scheduling.
24 USD per month billed yearly, 288 USD upfront.
149 USD per month
One venue with no booking limit. Adds deposits, card holds and two-way SMS reminders.
74 USD per month billed yearly, 888 USD upfront.
499 USD per month
Growth features for up to 5 venues, with group reporting across locations.
249 USD per month billed yearly, 2,988 USD upfront.
No Reserving fee per booking. Payment-provider processing fees remain separate. Review plan details and billing options before choosing.
Choose around the operations you need connected. A venue that wants waivers, POS and memberships from one vendor will look at a suite. Reserving fits when the party reservation is the problem and the rest already works.
| Software | Pricing basis | Operational fit | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| ROLLER | No published prices. A 14 day trial. | Party packages with waivers, POS and memberships. | Modules per plan, device licences and usage fees. |
| Funbutler | Shows from 89 EUR or 199 USD, with a venue-based quote. | Venue management for party and attraction bookings. | Your currency, package scope and total monthly price. |
| Booking tools by resource | Per resource or tiered plans, listed on their own sites. | General booking with party templates. | Deposit rules and per booking fees on your plan. |
| Reserving | Core 49 USD or Growth 149 USD per venue monthly. | Party room booking, deposits and card holds on Growth. | No waivers, food ordering or POS. |
Starting prices are not a venue quote. Confirm current plans, included modules and payment terms with each provider using your own party schedule.
It depends on how much of the venue you want in one system. Reserving suits party venues that want online room booking, deposits and a shared calendar at a flat monthly price. Choose a suite such as ROLLER if you also want waivers, POS and memberships from the same vendor.
Yes. Parents choose a package, date, time and number of children, and the page shows only rooms with space for the group. They confirm with name, phone and email, and on Growth a deposit can be required before the booking is final.
Turn on Growth and set a deposit on each package. The parent pays it when they book, it comes off the final bill and your cancellation terms are shown before checkout. Deposits go to your own payment account.
Record every party, from the website, the phone and the counter, on the same board. A room already held for a party block, including the setup and cleanup buffer, is not offered again, so two families cannot get the same Saturday at 2 pm.
No. Add your waiver link to the booking confirmation so guests sign before arrival. Food, cake and the final bill stay in your existing point of sale. Reserving handles the room schedule, the deposit and the reminders.
Reserving costs 49 USD a month for Core or 149 USD for Growth per venue, with yearly billing at 24 and 74 USD a month. Core fits online booking for a single venue, Growth adds deposits, card holds and two-way SMS. There is no fee per booking.
Yes, on Growth. Two-way SMS lets a parent reply to the reminder with the number of children, and your host sees the answer on the booking before the party starts.
Court capacity and party rooms on one board.
Arena sessions and party rooms.
Lanes, parties and league nights.
What a venue suite costs next to a flat plan.
Review monthly plans and yearly billing.
Set your room capacity, add your packages and leave time to set up and clean. Publish your booking page and choose Growth when deposits and two-way SMS support your party policy.
Enter the email address that runs your venue and we take it from there. One field, no card, no sales call.
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