AI Booking is venue booking software that books suite tours, stadium tours, site visits and spaces by the hour on the phone, in the website chat, from a form and on your booking page, into one book. It offers only free slots, verifies every guest, sends confirmations and reminders, and leaves contracts, catering and seat sales to the systems you already run.
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The day's book
Tours and visits booked by phone, in the chat or online share one book, and the counters on top show who came and who did not.
Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›You“Stadium tours: twenty places per slot, hourly from ten, closed on match days.”
Lisa“Stadium tour service: twenty seats per slot, a new start every hour from 10 AM, and match days blocked as whole-day closures. Apply?”
You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.
How Sports & Live Events use it
A company planning a client night asks about suites; the AI books a Tuesday tour with the premium seller who covers corporate accounts.
A youth coach books two training courts for Thursday at six, and the slot shows two of the four courts taken.
A gala planner asks for a site visit; the request lands on Upcoming for your events manager to confirm or decline.
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Add it to any contact channel — AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail or AI Web Forms — or get it inside a solution · See pricing › · Per company, never per seat.
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One venue book
Arenas, stadiums, convention centers, performing arts halls and club grounds: calls, chats, forms and the booking page all write into the same book, counted the way each venue really works.
The phone, the website chat, a web form and your booking page all book into the same slots, so there are no double bookings, and the booking page tells guests the AI books into it live.
Only times that are really free are offered: each service's hours and length, the bookings already taken, closures, whole-day blackouts and the busy times of your connected calendar.
By bookings, by seats or by units: a stadium tour counts seats per slot, the hall counts as one unit, and four courts take four bookings at six o'clock.
Nothing enters the book without the caller's number, a texted code, a verified e-mail or your own word, and a place waiting for its code stays held.
The confirmation leaves at once and the reminder by text, e-mail or both, at the hours before you choose; the guest's reply confirms, cancels or asks for another time.
After the grace period a missed tour is marked no-show and one polite re-book message goes out by itself, so the group leader can pick a new date.
Tours, visits, courts
A corporate buyer books a one-hour tour with the premium seller of that segment; the AI asks which seller only when the buyer may choose one.
A planner trying to find the right venue for a gala, a graduation or a conference books a walk-through on the days you open, with the event details, such as date and headcount, asked first.
Public tours run as a service counted in seats, with a new start every hour and match days blocked, so a family of five takes five places.
A club rents training courts, meeting rooms or event spaces by the hour; each one counts as a unit, so the slot closes when the last one is taken.
A season-ticket holder books a meeting with a ticket rep to talk about next season; the rep's own agenda and vacation days decide what is offered.
Parents book a tryout slot or a visit to the academy, with the player's age group asked first, and receive the reminder the evening before.
On the day
The booking software venue staff work from all day, on any screen: the desk can manage bookings from the first stadium tour of the morning to the last court at night.
Bookings, guests, arrived, done, to confirm and no-shows are counted on top, with every service on its own lane by day or by week.
Click a block to mark the group arrived, reschedule, add a note or cancel, and read what was said when it was booked and every text already sent.
When the tour guide is at the gate or the room is ready, one tap texts the guest; a reschedule tells them the new time by text or e-mail.
Every booking shows how the guest was verified, whether they confirmed and the channel it came from, and Print the book puts the day on paper for the desk.
Where it stops
Said plainly for anyone comparing venue management software and event management platforms: AI Booking books the moments before an event, and the event itself runs elsewhere.
Tours, site visits, consultations, box office appointments, tryouts and spaces counted by the hour, each with its own length, notice and the questions asked first.
No banquet event orders, catering orders, floor plans, event contracts or ticket sales: it is not a venue management platform, and those stay in the management tools your events and box office teams already use.
Connect the work calendar your event operations team keeps: its busy times are read every five minutes and never offered, and each tour or visit is written there as an event.
A planner who toured the hall can receive a quote from AI Quoting or a follow-up plan, so each booking hands your event sales team a lead instead of ending there.
Compare
The gap shows after hours: the AI books a planner while they are still on the line, so the venue can respond faster than any diary allows.
| What the booking needs | The phone and a diary | An online booking page | AI Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| A site visit asked for on Sunday night | Heard on Monday, if the message was clear | Booked only if the planner finds the page | Booked on the call or in the chat:: a free slot, the planner verified |
| Tours kept off match days | Someone has to remember | Blocked if the page was updated | Whole-day blackouts:: the reason told to the guest, bookings already taken listed |
| Four courts at six o'clock | Counted on paper | Often one booking per slot | Counted as units:: the slot closes when the fourth court is taken |
| The group that does not come | Noticed at the gate | Nothing happens | Marked no-show by itself:: one polite message to book again |
| A tour that is full | A name on a list | Sold out, the guest leaves | The waitlist:: the next guest texted the moment a place frees |
2 minutes
You don't need to install anything or move your event planning out of the tools you use: Lisa sets the book up by talking with you.
Lisa reads your pages, finds your venues and grounds, and asks which tours, visits and spaces can be booked and how each slot is counted.
Lisa proposes the services of the preset closest to your venue, such as tours and site visits by appointment, and you change lengths, notice and questions by talking.
Add match days, show nights and load-in days as whole-day closures with the reason guests hear, and connect the calendar your events team keeps.
Book a test tour by phone and by chat to follow the booking process a planner sees, then read every booking it made, confirmed and re-booked when the 7-day trial ends.
Questions & answers
Software that keeps a venue's book: which tours, visits and spaces are taken, when, for how many people and whether they confirmed. AI Booking is venue booking software event planners can also call or chat with: the AI takes the booking while they talk, so a planner who calls gets a slot the same way as one who books online.
The best venue booking software fills the book from every door without extra work at the desk: calls booked by voice, the chat, a form and a booking page in one book, free slots only, verified guests, reminders and no-shows followed up. AI Booking does each of these and is priced per company, never per seat.
No. It is venue booking software, not a venue management system or full event management software: it books the moments before and around an event, such as tours, site visits and spaces by the hour. Contracts, banquet orders, the floor plan and seat sales stay in the systems your venue already uses.
Yes. For court and field booking, a service can be counted by bookings, by seats or by units, so four courts or three meeting rooms each take one booking per slot, and only slots with a free unit are offered. Each service keeps its own hours, length, rest after it and minimum notice.
Whole-day blackouts and closures block them, with the reason the guest hears. A closure placed over bookings already taken lists them, so you keep, move or cancel each one, and the busy times of a connected work calendar are never offered to a guest.
Yes. Mark the service subject to approval and every booking lands as a request on Upcoming, with the planner told the time is requested. Your events manager reads the event requirements given at booking, then presses Confirm to send the confirmation, or Decline to offer the planner another free time.
By the caller's number on the phone, a code sent by text, a verified e-mail, or your own word when the desk books by hand. A booking still waiting for its code holds its place for the time the service sets and shows a yellow frame in the book.
After the grace period the booking is marked no-show by itself, and with the rule on the group leader gets one polite message to book again. Someone who missed two bookings in a year is asked for a confirmation the next time.
Yes. Each location keeps its address and timezone, each service says where it happens, and the AI asks which location before offering times. Find my locations on my website fills the addresses of every ground or hall in one step.
By text, e-mail or both, the hours before you choose, and the guest's reply confirms, cancels or asks for another time. With AI Auto-Call, which opens with your first paid plan, the AI can also ring each group the day before its tour.
Yes. When the time asked is full, the AI offers the waitlist; when a place frees, the next guest is texted the offer and has ten minutes to take it, so a cancelled place on a stadium tour is filled.
AI Booking is priced per company, never per room or per booking, and you add only the modules you need. The plans are on the pricing page, and a 7-day trial on your own book asks for no credit card.
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