Every hotel, booking link, and guest reservation in one account. Cut-off dates and pickup shortfalls show up before it's too late to act.
Hotels pull their own pickup data and confirm reservations without the planner fielding their requests.
Out of town guests book, update their reservation, and join a waitlist on their own, without texting the planner.
No. Presto lets planners put a branded hotel booking link on the wedding website or digital invitation with no hotel contract required. Out-of-town guests book from real inventory near the wedding venue, and the planner earns a commission on every reservation. It works for smaller weddings where contracting isn't practical, and as overflow capture once a contracted block fills or the cut-off date passes.
Attrition penalties kick in when actual guest stays fall short of the contracted room-night minimum. Most planners don't catch a pickup shortfall until the cut-off has already passed. EventPipe shows live pickup across every property in the block so planners can see a shortfall forming early: send a booking reminder, release excess inventory back to the hotel, or move guests from an underperforming property to one with open rooms.
Yes. Every property lives in one account. For any given wedding, the booking link contains multiple hotels and a dedicated portal where a couple can pull pickup and confirm reservations without contacting the planner. Consolidated pickup across all properties is shown in a single report. For destination weddings with two or three hotels at different price points, this replaces the separate logins, spreadsheets, and commission tracking planners typically manage by hand.
Yes. With a contracted room block, hotels pay commissions and rebates on the room nights guests book, so the more guests book, the more the planner earns. Presto covers two cases beyond that. Post-block: once the block fills or the cut-off passes, a Presto link keeps earning a commission on every booking. Standalone: weddings with no block at all can still earn, since the couple shares one link and each completed reservation pays out. Either way, guests book through a single link instead of scattering across hotels and OTAs.
A branded, mobile-friendly site under the couple's name. The wedding party and out-of-town guests pick their hotel, complete the reservation, manage their stay if plans change, and join a waitlist if a property sells out. The planner doesn’t handle any of it. Guests move through the entire booking process without calling or texting anyone on the planning team.
