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Event venues, planners and hospitality

Make “is that date open?” a one-minute question.

A website for venues, wedding and event planners, caterers, inns and small hotels that shows the place, explains what is included and makes it easy to ask about a date. Designed from scratch by a family you can call by name.

They picture the day before they ask.

  1. They picture the day in your photos.Someone planning a wedding, a party or a retreat looks at the space first: the rooms, the light, how it feels full. The photos carry the decision.
  2. They check the date and the size of the group.Is that Saturday free, and does the space fit everyone? A short form that asks for both beats a long thread of emails.
  3. They compare you with a few others.They are choosing a place and a person at once. What is included, how it works and who answers them belongs on the page.

Full business website

Show the day, then make it easy to ask.

A full business website gives the space, each kind of event and the inquiry a page, which is how a planner compares places.

  • A gallery that shows the space.Big, honest photos of the real place, prepared to load fast on a phone.
  • A page for each kind of event.Weddings, private parties, corporate gatherings: each gets the page that answers its own questions.
  • A date inquiry form.The date, the size of the group and a few details arrive as an email alert, connected and tested before launch.
  • What is included, in plain words.Spaces, services and how a visit works, written so a planner can compare.
  • A booking for a visit or a tour.Visitors pick a time from your calendar. It is its own line in your quote, only if you want it.

See this kind of site Free site check

Inquiries answered, nothing lost.

  1. Instant repliesAn inquiry that arrives at night gets an answer in seconds, from what you told us, saying it arrived and when you will reply. The email with the message reaches your phone too.
  2. Quotes chased for youA proposal for a wedding or a retreat that went quiet gets a polite follow-up, on the days you choose and in your words.
  3. Bookings on your calendarVisitors pick a time for a tour that is really free, and it lands on your calendar. Reminders go out on their own, so fewer people forget.
Everything that runs itself

Questions before the big day.

More questions
Can people see which dates are free?
Our starting point is a date inquiry form, and you answer with the date’s status. A public calendar of open dates is a bigger build, so it starts with a call. A tour booked through your calendar is simpler, and your quote says exactly what we connect.
I get inquiries from planners and from families. Can the site speak to both?
Yes. A page for each kind of customer, each answering its own questions, as conika.co does.
My business is seasonal. Can the site change with the season?
Yes. With Care you get a dashboard to change text and photos yourself, whenever you want, without writing to us.
We only have a few good photos of the space. Is that enough?
You send what you have, and we make it work: cropped, sized and fast to load. If a few more would help, we tell you which ones a planner looks for. We never make fake photos.

See your venue the way a planner does.

Start with the free site check: about two minutes, mostly taps, nothing to pay. We open your site on a phone and a computer the way your customers do and show you what to fix first. No site yet? Book a call and we start from a blank page. Other kinds of business

Free site check
Example · Morning Loaf
  1. 01Free checkabout 2 min
  2. 02Call30 min
  3. 03Quotethe next day
  4. 04Design and build6 weeks on average
  5. 05Careevery month
Fixed price · date in writing