
Online booking storefront, delivery routing, and signed waivers — so you're loading trucks, not answering calls.
Phone rings all Saturday while you're staking a castle in someone's backyard.
Customers check real-time availability and book online — deposits collected before you ever talk.
A double-booked combo unit and two angry birthday moms.
Inventory holds prevent double-booking the moment a deposit lands.
Crew texts at 7am asking which truck has the blower and stakes.
Pull sheets list anchoring spec, surface type, and wet/dry mode per stop.
Chasing waiver signatures at the door while kids bounce unsupervised.
Liability waivers signed online before delivery — stored on the order.
Customers pick wet or dry at checkout; the wet upcharge applies per unit, never as a flat add-on. Pull sheet shows the chosen mode for the crew.
Stakes, sandbags, water barrels, concrete weights — your crew sees 'Bring: stakes ×6' on the printed sheet, no morning text threads.
Grass, concrete, asphalt — captured at checkout, surfaced to dispatch and the driver before they leave the yard.
Add an optional damage waiver at checkout. Liability waiver signed online before delivery. Your spreadsheet finally gets a vacation.
Start as a one-person shop. Add crew members with the right access — drivers see today's stops, office staff don't see payments unless you let them.
Customers can leave a public review after the event. Your storefront builds trust without you chasing it.

Every plan gets the delivery board: each crew member opens a mobile-ready stop list with the address, contact, gate code and setup notes — no more 6am text threads asking which house is first. On Pro and above, one click reorders the whole run into an optimized route.
It runs the business around the bounce house: a booking storefront with real-time availability, deposits and payments, signed liability waivers, and delivery routing with crew pull sheets — all tied to each order.
Yes. Pull sheets carry the anchoring spec, surface type, and wet/dry mode for every stop, so your crew has what they need without a phone call before setup.
Yes. Wet/dry mode is a first-class option at checkout with per-unit upcharges, and the crew pull sheet shows the chosen mode for every stop.
Orders flow into dispatch with delivery windows, anchoring spec, and surface type. Crew members get a mobile view of today's stops without seeing your payment data.
Both. Customers sign the liability waiver online before delivery, and an optional damage waiver can be added at checkout as a per-order charge.
Add your first units, connect Stripe, and configure your service-area ZIPs — publish your branded storefront on your own subdomain when your pricing and policies are ready. Guided setup means no code and no web designer required.
Publish your storefront, load your inventory, and keep every booking, payment, document, and delivery connected.
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