How it works

From pasted website to working front desk, in about 15 minutes.

No onboarding project. No waiting for someone else's team to train it. Three steps, and every one of them ends in something real you can test.

STEP 01

Paste your website.

KAIBA reads your site and builds your venue's brain: your spaces, pricing, capacity, hours, and rules. A short interview fills anything it couldn't find. No website? The interview alone works.

yourvenue.comRead ✓
SPACESMain hall · Terrace · Full buyout
PRICING$250–$450/hr · 4-hour minimum
CAPACITY50–400 guests
HOURSUntil 2 AM
RULESOutside catering OK · No confetti

2 gaps found → the interview asks only for what's missing.

STEP 02

Interview your booking manager.

Before you spend a dollar, chat with your own agent. Ask what a Saturday costs. Try to trip her up. She answers with your real facts, in your tone, and says she'll check with the team rather than invent what she doesn't know.

Don't take our word for it. A real one is running right now.

STEP 03

Put it everywhere leads are.

Add it to your website, connect Instagram, get a dedicated text number (KAIBA files the carrier paperwork for you). Everything lands in one inbox, and the agent runs the whole funnel: answer, qualify, book, follow up.

Your text number, handled.

You pick a dedicated number local to your venue, searched by city or area code. It's yours: leads text it, your agent answers from it, and it shows up on your website and Google listing like any phone number.

US carriers require every business texting number to be registered (it's called A2P). Most tools hand you the paperwork and wish you luck. KAIBA asks for your business details once, on one form, and files the whole registration for you. Approval usually takes a few days, and web chat and Instagram are answering the entire time.

Get your numberSMS
SEARCHSeattle, WA · area code 206
YOUR NUMBER(206) 555-0146 · dedicated line
A2P REGISTRATIONFiled for you from one form ✓
CARRIER REVIEWUsually a few days

While carriers review, the agent is already live on web chat + Instagram.

The job description

You're hiring a booking manager. This is her job.

Nine duties, one hire. The gray tags are the function names from her code.

reply < 60s

Answers, at any hour

Website chat, Instagram DMs, and texts get a real answer in seconds — pricing, capacity, rules, in your venue's voice. 43% of our own venue's leads message outside 9–6; she's the one awake.

inbox ← emailShipping at launch

Answers email leads

Inquiries from The Knot, WeddingWire, Peerspace, and your contact form land in the same inbox and get the same fast answer as a DM.

qualify → event · date · guests

Qualifies every lead

Event type, date, guest count, budget signals — asked naturally in conversation, so you never open a thread cold.

check_availability()

Checks your real calendar

Availability comes from your Google Calendar, live. She never invents an open Saturday.

book_tour()

Books the tour

Offers real slots, confirms one, and it lands on your calendar with the lead's details attached. Not a form fill. A booked tour.

follow_up → until answeredShipping at launch

Chases the maybes

A lead that goes quiet gets a polite nudge before they book somewhere else — and she stops the moment they answer.

save_lead_details()

Files every contact

Name, phone, event, date, guests — captured into your dashboard automatically, and you get an alert when something's worth seeing.

sync → your stackShipping at launch

Syncs with your stack

Contacts, conversations, and booked tours flow into the tools you already run, so nothing gets retyped.

inbox → you

Hands you the thread

Jump into any conversation and she pauses instantly; hand it back and she resumes. One inbox, always yours to take.

The 43% is from our own logs, and check_availability, book_tour, and save_lead_details are running on the homepage agent right now. Go make her prove it.

The stack

Every door in. Every tool out.

Leads arrive through the doors, tours land on your calendar, and the records flow into the tools you already run. No migration, no new logins.

= live today

Doors in

Where leads show up

Website chatInstagram DMsSMSEmailFacebook MessengerThe KnotWeddingWireZolaPeerspaceMeta lead ads

The calendar

Where tours land

Google CalendarOutlook CalendarCalendlyAcuity

Back office

Where the records flow

HoneyBookHubSpotTripleseatPerfect VenueGmailZapier

Don't see your tool? Ask — the roster grows in the order venues need it.

Day to day

What running it actually looks like.

These are replicas of the real dashboard, animated so you can watch a night happen. Competitors animate mockups of products you can't touch. Ours ends in a live agent you can interrupt on the homepage.

Inbox · Maya R.Agent on

11:52 PM · Instagram DM

could we do a small wedding there? like 75 people
Absolutely, 75 fits our front space beautifully. Want to come see it this week?
You jumped in · agent paused
YouHey Maya! Owner here. We actually love small weddings, ask me anything.
omg amazing 😍 Saturday work for a tour?
Handed back · agent resumed

Real interface, scripted demo. The live agent is on the homepage.

Tours · Google CalendarSynced

check_availability · Sat, inside tour hours

Sat 10:30 AMSat 1:00 PM

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

TOUR
10:30
Maya R.

Sun

✓ On your Google Calendar · confirmation sent

Only genuinely open slots are ever offered. It never invents availability.

Contacts · auto-builtNo typing

save_lead_details · from the thread, as she shares it

NameMaya R.
Phone(206) •••-0142
EventWedding, small
Guests75
DateLooking at Nov

✓ One contact, every channel, zero data entry

Captured in conversation, merged into one contact per person.

The next 15 minutes could staff
every night shift you'll ever have.

No card · No call · Pay nothing until you turn it on for customers