The venue manager
that never goes home.
that never goes home.
It watches every place inquiries come in, so you don't miss messages while you're working events or your 9–5. Every morning it gives you one simple list of who to follow up with, so you stop running the whole office in your head.
Free during the beta. No card, no contract, no sales call.
Built for people who say things like
“What’s a CRM?”
“I don’t always see my texts every day.”
“Can you funnel it all into one thing so I don’t have to keep checking everything?”
The walkthrough — every screen, in order, in one take
12:37
While you are running an event
“The inquiry came in. I just didn’t see it.”
A bride emails at 11pm.
She has an answer at 11:01.
She has an answer at 11:01.
In your voice, with your real pricing, from your own inbox. The actual reply she was waiting for — while you were asleep.
SM
Sarah M. · 11:00pm
Hi! Is October 18th still open for a 100 guest wedding? And do you allow outside catering?
Sent for you · 11:01pm
Hi Sarah — October 18th is open. 100 guests fits the Main Hall comfortably. We do allow outside catering with a licensed vendor. Want to walk it Saturday at 2? I can hold the date for 48 hours.
date checked
capacity checked
catering rule cited
you cleared this kind of answer
Not a chatbot
on your website.
on your website.
Nobody lands on your page and gets handed to a bot. It works on the inquiry after it reaches you.
It drafts the reply
in your voice.
in your voice.
It learns from how you already write. The way you talk to couples is the reason they book you, and that does not get handed over.
Nothing sends
without your say-so.
without your say-so.
You approve every reply to start with. Once you have read enough of them, you tell it which questions it can answer on its own at 11pm — and price or a date change always comes back to you.
Sarah M. — went quiet after the tour
DAY 2
Great meeting you Saturday. Sending the layout we talked about.
DAY 5
Another couple asked about the 18th. Wanted you to know before I answer them.
DAY 9
Still want me to hold it? A yes or a no is fine either way.
BOOKED
Deposit paid · $3,200 · October 18
The follow-up you meant to send
It chases the ones who go quiet.
Not once. Until she books or she says no. Warm on the tour, then a ghost story two weeks later — that is where the money you already paid for goes.
It works where you already work
“I mean, can you funnel it all into one thing, or do I have to keep checking all these things all the time?”
This is the one thing.
Facebook messages → caught
Listing-site inquiries → caught
Email & text → caught
You don’t move tools. You don’t learn a platform.
You sign it in once and it starts watching.
You sign it in once and it starts watching.
One sign-in on our call together — then it watches all five
Your inbox
CONNECTED
Your calendar
CONNECTED
Your listing sites
CONNECTED
Facebook & Instagram
CONNECTED
Your texts
CONNECTED
Picked up three new inquiries off your listing sites overnight and drafted a reply to all three.
6:12am
Every morning
You don’t need to
learn software.
You just read a list.
learn software.
You just read a list.
Every morning you get one list like this. Do these four things and you are caught up for the day. Not a dashboard you have to read, and not forty notifications.
Tuesday — do these first
01
Call the Reyes family back
$8K quinceañera, asked twice, no reply from you
02
Confirm Saturday's 2pm tour
M. Carter — I sent the reminder, she has not opened it
03
Approve the October price for weekdays
Three people asked. I have been quoting the old one.
04
Sign the Brooks contract
$3,200, sitting unsigned since Friday
Pick what it owns
Give it a job.
Answer every one, in minutes.
Every inquiry gets a real reply with your dates, your pricing and your rules — inside the hour it arrived, not the next morning.
Every lead, and everything that happened with them
In their words
What venue owners told us.
Every word below is what real venue owners said to us about their inbox. The four short ones are performed by actors while our first beta owners film their own.
$76K
in one month from a single venue space.
Shamarly Borgelin, multi-venue owner in Florida, from her own post.
Shamarly Borgelin, multi-venue owner in Florida, from her own post.
Every number here comes from a venue owner's own post or their own dashboard. Results depend on your venue and your market.
Straight answers
What owners ask before they say yes
Is this a chatbot talking to my couples?
No. If you have ever hit reply on something and thought “you sound like a robot, I am done” — you are exactly who I built this for. It drafts the reply the way a real person on your team would write it, in your voice, and you stay in control of every word that goes out.
I am the whole staff and I am tired. Do I even have time to set this up?
That is the reason it exists. Setup is one call with me — you do not do it, you watch it. After that it works while you are at your 9–5, at an event, or with your family. And the inquiries that arrive during your busiest weeks are the ones that fill next spring, which is exactly when they go unanswered.
Is this another system I have to learn?
No. You never have to find out what a CRM is. We connect it on one call together and you watch it happen. After that you read the list it gives you each morning and approve or reject the replies. That is the whole job.
Do I have to move everything over?
Nothing moves. No exporting your booking book, no weeks of copying records into a new system. It works inside the inbox, the calendar and the listings you already have.
I already book weddings. Why change anything?
Then this is not about getting you more inquiries. It is about the ones you already get. She emailed four venues that night and booked the one that answered first. That is usually the whole difference.
What if it says the wrong thing to a couple?
Nothing sends until you say so. You read and approve every reply to start with, and correct anything that is not you. When you are ready you tell it which questions it can answer on its own — that is how it can answer a bride at 11pm. Price and date changes always come back to you.
Could I not just do this myself?
You could. The question is whether you want to spend a year learning it while the dates stay open. You already know how to sell your venue. This does the part you keep meaning to get to on Sunday night.
What happens to my leads and my data?
They stay yours. Your inquiries are never shown to another venue, never sold, and never used in our marketing unless you approve that exact thing first. You can take your list and leave whenever you want.
Free while it is in beta.
You already know which dates should be booked and are not. A small number of venue owners get in before it opens up — I set each one up myself, which is the only reason it is not open to everyone.
No cost. No card. No sales call.
Permission, in writing
If the beta works for you, I will want you on camera for a few minutes saying so, in your own words. Please only claim a seat if you are willing to do that if it helps you. If it does not work for you, you owe me nothing and you keep the access.
By joining the beta you agree that if you choose to record a testimonial, you give OMG Rentals permission to use that video, your name, your venue name and your venue’s photos in our marketing — paid advertising, our website, social media, emails and sales conversations. This permission has no time limit and costs you nothing. You are not paid for the testimonial and you are not charged for the access.
You can withdraw it. Tell me by text or email and we stop using your video in anything new within five business days. Material already printed or already running as a paid advertisement may take up to thirty days to cycle out. The testimonial is optional. Nothing about your access changes if you decline to record one.