Pre-priced packages, a reserved table, the back room, a full buyout, that guests book from your own website. The calendar only offers nights that are actually available, the deposit is paid at checkout, and a confirmed booking becomes an event with its own guest list.
A $2,000 Back Room Buyout with a $500 deposit has $500 in your Stripe balance the moment it's confirmed.
Lead time, blackout dates, your event calendar, other bookings on the space and nightly inventory all hide a night before a guest can ask for it.
Instant for a reserved table. Approval for a buyout. A custom quote for the catered full-venue night.
Name, what's included, headcount range, price and deposit, duration, offered days, booking mode. Spaces are optional; a venue-wide package is capped by nightly inventory instead of a room.
Back Room Buyout · $2,000 · $500 depositParty size and a night, a package, contact details and the occasion, the deposit. Card entry happens on Mosh's hosted page or in the embed popup, never on your website.
Sat 14 · 24 guests · deposit paidInstant confirms on the spot. Approval waits in Requests for up to 72 hours with the card saved. A quote gives the guest 72 hours to accept and pay.
Requests · approve within 72 hOn your Calendar, with a guest list the booking's contact fills from their booking page. The door scans them in like any other list.
On your Calendar · guest list liveA buyout and a table.
Both numbers are shown to you and to the guest.
Instant: deposit charged, night confirmed. Approval: card saved, you decide within 72 hours. Custom quote: the guest inquires, you reply with line items and a deposit.
Fifteen minutes on the payment screen. Seventy-two hours for a request awaiting approval. Quotes don't hold the night.
The days before the night inside which the deposit is kept. On a cancellation Mosh suggests the refund the window calls for; you can change it.
Your booking link works as any button's URL. One script tag turns it into a popup on your site. See the guide.
Block a space or the whole venue from Calendar. Guests just see the night as unavailable.
