
Per-hour pricing with minimums, a clickable backdrop picker, and attendant scheduling — while you're out running tonight's event.
Instagram DMs asking 'how much?' answered between events at 11pm.
Your storefront shows hourly pricing with the 3-hour minimum priced honestly.
Backdrop choices negotiated over screenshots and texts.
Customers pick from a visual backdrop gallery with price deltas built in.
An attendant double-booked across town on a Saturday night.
Attendant scheduling rides on the order; dispatch sees who's where.
Extra hours agreed verbally and never invoiced.
Extra-hour add-ons land as line items the customer selects and pays for.
Industry-standard math: a $200/hr base with a minimum block that floors the total. Checkout reads the customer's start and end times, bills the real hours, and never undercharges below your minimum.
Every serious competitor has one. Upload a thumbnail per backdrop and the product page renders a clickable gallery, with an optional price difference per choice.
The pull sheet shows the attendant and the hours included; any time past that bills automatically as extra hours, keeping clean records for refunds and disputes.
Define an 'Extra Hour' add-on — say $150. Customers select it on the product page and it lands as its own line on the order.
Power requirements, footprint, and included props — the customer reads the same clear spec list on every listing, in the order you choose.
Multi-booth operators run multiple events same day. The dashboard nav shows Deliveries + Crew Mobile so dispatchers can see who's assigned where.

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 books the booth: hourly pricing with minimum blocks, a visual backdrop picker, add-ons like extra hours and guest books, attendant scheduling, deposits, and a branded storefront customers book from directly.
Yes. Set an hourly rate with a minimum block, let customers pick a backdrop from a visual gallery, add extra-hour or guest-book add-ons, and assign an attendant — all part of the same booking.
Yes — backdrops render as a clickable thumbnail gallery on the product page, each with an optional price delta, and the pick flows through to the order.
You set the hourly rate and minimum block. Checkout reads the customer's start and end times, bills real hours, and never undercharges below the minimum.
Yes. Each booth is inventory; orders hold the specific unit, and dispatch shows which attendant is assigned to which event.
No — Korent gives you a branded booking storefront on your own subdomain. Most operators replace their linktree-and-DMs flow with it on day one.
Publish your storefront, load your inventory, and keep every booking, payment, document, and delivery connected.
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