Four skiers standing together in falling snow

One booking. Everyone's coming.

Multibooking lets your customers book places for their group without needing any details upfront.

The group chat.

Matt says he's booking and starts collecting names, dates of birth, emails, and passport numbers. The questions get stranger, and Tash leaves the chat. Then they try it the other way: places held, one link, and everyone replies that they're in.

  1. Choosing the group size when booking

    Make room for your people.

    A customer books for the group, chooses the group size, and pays for their own spot. The other places are held for 72 hours.

  2. Copying the group invitation link

    One link. Into the group chat.

    Once they're booked, they copy a share link and send it straight to the group. The invitation is ready to go.

  3. A friend accepting the invitation on a branded portal

    Their payment. Your brand.

    Each person opens a link to your portal. They add their own details and pay for their own seat.

  4. A held seat becoming a named guest

    And just like that, they're in.

    A held seat becomes a named guest. You can see who's joined, and which places are still waiting.