Commercials built around your venue.
We map the venue, the systems around it, and the rollout required. Then we return with a commercial proposal built around the real operation.

The essentials
Why discovery comes first
Clubtech is built around the venue it runs. The commercial model follows the same rule.
The inventory is different
A beach club selling daybeds by zone is not the same build as a nightclub selling tables and tickets, or a hotel opening pool inventory to outside guests.
The stack is different
Payments, POS, PMS, marketing systems, markets, and currencies change the implementation boundary.
The rollout is different
The booking journey, floor operation, training plan, and launch support are scoped against the team that will use them.
How it works
What we map on the call
- the furniture, zones, dayparts, packages, and events you sell;
- the guest journey from first tap to payment;
- the systems Clubtech needs to sit alongside;
- the markets, currencies, and payment methods involved;
- the reservations, floor, door, and marketing teams in the rollout;
- the launch sequence and support required after go-live.
What to know
What you receive
After discovery, the Clubtech team returns with a commercial proposal tied to the real scope. No generic software tier. No number detached from the operation it needs to run.
The proposal connects the build to the outcome: pre-sold inventory, live floor operations, owned guest data, and a marketing loop with booking value attached.
What to know
See the connected platform
The Clubtech platform connects:
- white-label booking on the venue's domain;
- the 3D birds-eye booking map and exact inventory;
- packages, add-ons, prepayments, and dynamic pricing;
- front-of-house floor operations and allocation;
- guest data, attribution, and 20+ reports.
Operator questions
Questions operators ask
Why does Clubtech not publish a rate card?
The work changes with the venue. Inventory, booking flows, markets, payments, integrations, training, and rollout all affect the scope. A generic rate card would hide the part that matters.
What happens on the discovery call?
We map what the venue sells, how guests buy it, which systems surround the booking, and which teams run the service day. The call gives both sides a real implementation boundary.
What shapes the commercial proposal?
The proposal follows the confirmed inventory, integrations, payment requirements, markets, rollout, and support scope. It is built around the operation, not a generic software tier.
When do we receive a proposal?
After the discovery call and scope review. The Clubtech team returns with the recommended build, delivery boundary, and commercial proposal together so the number has operating context.
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Built around your venue.
Shape the right commercial model together.
We map the venue, the systems around it, and the rollout required. Then we return with a commercial proposal built around the real operation.
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