For the party you want to attend
“I need to do a Christmas party, but I kind of just want to show up and enjoy it.” fracs. Venue, invites, RSVPs, catering — handled.
Free to try — no card, no call
Hosting and enjoying are two different jobs. Keep the good one.
The party is supposed to be the reward, and instead it’s three weeks of tabs: venues, menus, who hasn’t answered, whether Karen is bringing the plus-one. Hand over the tabs.
You make the decisions worth making — the vibe, the budget, the guest list. We do the rest: shortlist venues with real quotes, send invites that look like you hired a designer (you did), track RSVPs, book the catering, confirm everything twice.
The shortlist-and-invites version is a New piece (5 credits). Whole-party production is a Build (12). Venue and catering costs pass straight through — you approve every number before it’s spent.
Everything else gets sized in credits: a quick fix is 1, an update 2, a new piece 5, a build 12. You always see the size before anything starts.
Run out mid-month? Credits are $39 each as a member ($49 without) — always asked, never surprise-billed. One credit is about an hour of expert work, and credits expire at the end of the month. Embedded and Partner start at $3,999 a month when you need capacity rather than credits. Every plan cancels in one email.
December is always close. The earlier you type it in, the better the venues — but we’ve pulled off respectable miracles in three weeks.
Same machine, different guest list — and a better one, honestly. A client event that runs smoothly is marketing wearing a party hat.
You set it, we spend inside it, and every vendor cost is approved by you before it’s committed. No surprise line items in January.
Free · no card · no call