Venue management software for event and wedding venuesRun every event from one record.

MyVenueHQ keeps the proposal, signed contract, deposit, floorplan, BEO and till sales together, from first inquiry to last bar tab. You type the details once.

A live demo of the MyVenueHQ Today screen on a wedding day at a sample venue, Grandview Hall: the run of show moves on to dinner service, a new inquiry arrives, and the couple’s balance is paid.

Today

Saturday, October 17

68° · Clear evening
Run of show5 events
  1. Vendor load-inService dock
    Confirmed
  2. Garden Room set12 rounds of 10, head table
    Confirmed
  3. Whitfield and Nakamura ceremonyGarden Room · 120 guests
    Confirmed
  4. Dinner serviceNOWGarden Room · 120 guests
    Confirmed
  5. Bar opens on the terraceTerrace · 2 tills
    Confirmed
Waiting on you3
  • Hendricks corporateNov 6 · 60 guests · just now
    ›
  • Alvarez 40th birthdayUnanswered for 2d
    ›
  • Okafor rehearsalDeposit due Monday
    ›
TonightWhitfield and Nakamura
Paid
$9,600
Balance
$0

Freefor your first 20 events a month

$100 a monthafter that, with no charge per seat

Your moneysettles in your own Stripe, Square or PayPal

Square Clover Toast Lightspeed

What changes on your first Saturday.

Most venues run an event across an inbox, a spreadsheet, a signing app, a floorplan tool and the till. MyVenueHQ puts the same work on one event record.

Without it With MyVenueHQ

Copying the couple’s details from an email into the proposal, the contract, the invoice and the BEO.

Type them once. The inquiry becomes the event, and the proposal, contract, invoice and BEO all hang off it.

Two people checking two calendars, and a Saturday booked twice.

One calendar for every room. A booking that clashes with another is stopped before it saves.

Printing contracts, waiting on scans, filing PDFs by hand.

Clients sign on their phone. The signed, dated copy stays on the event.

Chasing deposits by email and checking the bank to see who paid.

Clients pay the invoice by card. The event shows paid the moment they do, and the money lands in your own account.

Sketching tables on a printout and recounting chairs.

Drag the room into shape in 2D, check it in 3D, and the seat count keeps up.

Adding up each till’s report the next morning to see what the bar made.

Square, Clover, Toast and Lightspeed sales post to the event as they ring through.

Watch an inquiry become a booking.

One record tracks the lead from the first email to the signed contract, the deposit and the kitchen’s BEO.

  1. The inquiry lands

    Amelia asks if October 17 is free for 120. The calendar already knows it is.

  2. The proposal goes out

    Garden Room, dinner for 120, $9,600, sent straight from the record.

  3. She signs from her phone

    The contract comes back signed and dated. No printing, no scanning.

  4. The deposit is paid

    $2,400 lands in your Stripe account. The balance is due October 3.

  5. The kitchen gets its copy

    Menu, timings and dietaries on one BEO, pulled from the record.

Events › Whitfield and Nakamura

Whitfield and Nakamura wedding

Sat, Oct 17 · Garden Room · 120 guests · Amelia Whitfield

Inquiry
AW
Amelia Whitfieldvia your website form · 7:12 am

Hi! We’re looking at Saturday, October 17 for our wedding, around 120 guests, ceremony and dinner. Is the Garden Room free? We’d love to come see it.

Date
Sat, Oct 17
Guests
120
Space
Garden Room
Budget
$9,000 to $10,000
OctoberOct 17 open
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ProposalWhitfield and Nakamura · Oct 17
Sent 9:30 am · viewed 3 times
ItemQtyEachTotal
Garden Room, evening hire12,400.002,400.00
Dinner package, three courses12052.006,240.00
Bar setup and two bartenders1960.00960.00
Total$9,600.00
Deposit on signing, 25%$2,400.00
Event agreementGrandview Hall and Amelia Whitfield
Awaiting signature

1. Date and space. Saturday, October 17, Garden Room, 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm.

2. Payment. $9,600 total. $2,400 deposit on signing, balance due October 3.

3. Final numbers. Guest count confirmed 14 days before the event.

Client signature

9:41

Event agreement

Grandview Hall · Oct 17

Sign here
Sign agreement
25%paid
  1. DepositPaid 9:44 pm · Visa ending 4412
    $2,400.00
  2. BalanceDue Oct 3
    $7,200.00

Paid out to your Stripe account

BEO · Banquet event orderGarden Room · 120 guests · Oct 17
With kitchen
  1. Ceremony, garden lawn
  2. Cocktails and canapés
  3. Dinner service
  4. Cake and speeches
  • Burrata, heirloom tomato120
  • Braised short rib98
  • Wild mushroom risotto22
  • Olive oil cake120
Vegetarian 6Gluten free 5Nut free 2Dairy free 1

Sample venue and couple. The record is the one the app keeps.

Drag the room into shape, in 2D and 3D.

Event floorplans drawn to scale: tables, seats and the head table in the Garden Room. The seat count follows you.

88of 120 seats set

Drag a table. Arrow keys move the one in focus.

More on event floorplans

Garden Room · Oct 17
Dance floor Head table Bar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Every booking and every client, in one list.

Confirmed, tentative and the ones still asking, next to every client you have ever hosted. Your calendar and your venue CRM are the same record.

Events

Grandview Hall · next four weeks

  • Okafor rehearsal dinnerTerrace · 40 guests
    Daniel Okafor
    $3,180 Tentative
  • Whitfield and Nakamura weddingGarden Room · 120 guests
    Amelia Whitfield
    $9,600 Confirmed
  • Raman receptionGrand Hall · 240 guests
    Priya Raman
    $21,400 Confirmed
  • Beacon board dinnerLibrary · 24 guests
    Beacon Credit Union
    $2,650 Confirmed
  • Lindqvist anniversaryGarden Room · 70 guests
    Erik Lindqvist
    $5,460 Tentative
  • Hendricks corporateGrand Hall · 60 guests
    Hendricks & Co.
    est. $4,800 Inquiry
  • Alvarez 40th birthdayTerrace · 45 guests
    Tomas Alvarez
    est. $3,200 Inquiry
A sample venue, Grandview Hall. Tap a status to filter the list.

Last call. The takings are already in.

Each till’s sales post to the event as they ring through, from Square, Clover, Toast or Lightspeed, so you know what every event earned.

  • Square
  • Clover
  • Toast
  • Lightspeed
Whitfield and Nakamura weddingBar revenue on the event · synced from Square
Live
  1. Main bar +$612.00
  2. Terrace bar +$284.50
  3. Main bar +$672.00
  4. Terrace bar +$358.00
  5. Main bar +$918.00
  6. Terrace bar +$402.00
  7. Kitchen +$386.00
  8. Main bar +$598.00
Bar revenue
$4,230.50
Per guest
$35.25
Main bar
$2,800.00

Everything your venue runs on.

One venue management platform in place of the booking tool, signing app, floorplan tool and spreadsheet most venues pay for separately.

  • Inquiries and calendar

    Inquiries from the form on your website arrive ready to turn into a booking in one click, on a calendar that holds every room. Wedding venue management software

  • ProposalsVenue

    Send a proposal from the event. The client opens it from a link and accepts it online.

  • Contracts and e-signatureVenue

    Start from your own template, attached to the event. Clients sign from a link on their phone, no account needed.

  • Invoices and depositsVenue

    Deposit and balance on one invoice, paid by card into your own Stripe, Square or PayPal.

  • Floorplans in 2D and 3D

    Lay out tables, bar and dance floor for each event, and show the client the room before they arrive. Event floor plan software

  • BEOs and menus

    Timings, courses and dietary counts go to the kitchen on one sheet, pulled from the event. Free BEO template

  • Packages and add-ons

    Price your packages and add-ons once, then drop them into any proposal instead of retyping the menu.

  • Client portal

    Couples and planners see their documents, invoices and messages in one place instead of asking you for them.

  • Automations

    When a booking changes status, send the contract, the invoice or a follow-up email without doing it by hand.

  • Bar and POS salesVenue

    Till sales post to the event they belong to, so you know what every event actually earned.

  • Revenue reporting

    Revenue by day or by month across bookings, ticket sales and the bar, so you can see which months and events pay.

  • Ticketing

    Sell tickets to your own nights from your website. Free plan buyers pay a 5% fee; on Venue there is none.

Marked Venue: on the $100 plan. Everything else works on Free too.

Free guides: the guest count change checklist, and templates and how-tos on the venue blog.

Free until you’re busy.

Free venue management software for your first 20 events a month. After that it is $100 a month, however many people you add.

Free

For a venue getting started, or running a few events a month.

$0

  • 1 venue, 2 staff seats
  • 20 events a month
  • 250 contacts
  • BEOs, floorplans, menus
  • Ticketing, 5% buyer fee

No POS sync or contracts

Start free

Group

The Venue plan, plus $20 for each extra venue you run.

+$20a month per extra venue

  • Everything in Venue, every site
  • Group revenue and calendar
  • Shared contacts and templates
  • One bill for every venue
Start the 14-day trial
  • No card to start free
  • 14-day trial on Venue
  • No setup fee

Why $100 covers all of it.

Three facts about how MyVenueHQ is built and sold explain the price.

  • The plan is the only charge.

    Invoices settle in your own Stripe, Square or PayPal and MyVenueHQ adds no fee. Venue has no per-seat charge, no per-ticket cut and no setup fee, so the bill is the plan and nothing else.

  • One product, not a stack.

    The calendar, proposals, contracts, invoices, floorplans, BEOs and bar sales run on one event record. Nothing is retyped from one tool to the next, so the booking tool, signing app and floorplan tool stop being separate subscriptions.

  • No sales call in the way.

    You start free with no card and no demo. The MyVenueHQ team builds the product and sets up each founding venue’s first event with them.

See full pricing, with every limit and what each plan includes.

Weighing it against another tool? Read MyVenueHQ vs Tripleseat or MyVenueHQ vs Perfect Venue, with a source for every competitor fact.

Why we built MyVenueHQ.

We built MyVenueHQ so venue managers and the planners they work with have every tool they need to run an event in one place: the calendar, proposals, contracts, invoices, floorplans, BEOs and the bar’s sales, all on one record.

The big platforms, Planning Pod and Tripleseat among them, charge prices we think are out of proportion for an independent venue. That never sat right with us, so we built the version we’d want to pay for.

Here the price is simple: free for your first 20 events a month, then $100 a month however many people you add, and nothing taken from your invoices. We set up every founding venue’s first event with them, so you deal with the people who built it.

The MyVenueHQ teamVenue management software

Published prices side by side: MyVenueHQ vs Tripleseat and MyVenueHQ vs Perfect Venue.

Questions venue owners ask first.

What is MyVenueHQ?

MyVenueHQ is venue management software for event and wedding venues. Inquiries, proposals, contracts, invoices, floorplans, BEOs and bar sales all hang off one event record, so the details are typed once.

What does venue management software do?

It runs the business side of an event space: inquiries, one calendar for every room, proposals, contracts and deposits, then the plan staff work from on the day (floorplan, BEO, timeline). Event booking software covers the first half of that; venue management software carries the booking through to the event itself.

Is the free plan actually free?

Yes. One venue, two staff seats, 20 events and 250 contacts a month, with BEOs, floorplans, menus and ticketing. Tickets sold on Free carry a 5% buyer fee.

What does the $100 plan add?

Unlimited events, contacts and staff seats, POS sync for up to four tills, contracts, proposals and invoices, and ticketing with no per-ticket cut. It starts with a 14-day trial.

Why is the Venue plan $100 a month?

The plan is the only thing MyVenueHQ charges: no fee on your invoices, no per-seat or per-ticket charge on Venue, and no setup fee. One event record also replaces the booking tool, signing app and floorplan tool most venues pay for separately, and you start free with no card and no demo call.

What happens if I pass 20 events on Free?

Nothing you have booked is touched. New events pause until the first of next month, or until you upgrade. Inquiries do not count toward the 20.

Can MyVenueHQ be the CRM for a wedding venue?

Yes. An inquiry from the form on your website becomes a contact, and its event moves from inquiry to tentative to confirmed. Automations send the contract, the invoice or a follow-up when the status changes.

Does it stop double bookings?

Yes. One calendar holds every room, and a booking that clashes with another in the same room is stopped before it saves.

Do my clients need an account?

Not to accept a proposal or sign a contract. They open a link from their email and do it from their phone.

Will someone help me set it up?

Yes. Founding venues get an hour with the MyVenueHQ team to set up their first event together.

Which tills does it read from?

Square, Clover, Toast and Lightspeed. Each till’s sales post to the event they belong to.

Where does the money from invoices go?

Into your own Stripe, Square or PayPal account, the one you connect.

I run more than one venue.

Add each extra venue for $20 a month. You get one calendar, group revenue and shared contacts and templates across all of them.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Your data exports on request, and it stays yours.

Put your next event on one record.