Sell jump time by slot, cap by court capacity, and check guests in with a scan.
No monthly platform fee — a 1.5% online booking fee on online bookings.
Jump slots overfill because online and walk-in sales are not linked.
Grip socks and add-ons are sold separately at the counter.
Waiver status is unknown until the guest is at the front of the line.
A trampoline park's inventory is jumper-hours on a court with a fixed safe capacity. Overselling is not an inconvenience, it is a safety event, so the capacity model has to be authoritative across web, phone, and front desk simultaneously.
That means one shared count updated the moment a booking confirms, with holds during checkout so two families cannot claim the last four spots at the same time.
Most parks now split the floor: main court, ninja course, dodgeball, toddler time. Some are sold separately, some are bundled, and some run age-restricted sessions. Staggered entry every thirty minutes smooths the safety briefing and the sock queue but multiplies the number of inventory buckets you are managing.
The software should let one product hold several timed sessions with independent caps and let you close or resize any of them without rebuilding the product.
Grip socks, jump extensions, party packages, and spectator passes are decided at the moment of booking or not at all. Selling them in checkout, and again in the confirmation email, is the difference between a modest ticket and a real one.
Waivers belong on the same booking, sent to each jumper's guardian rather than collected on arrival, so the lobby is a briefing area rather than a clipboard queue. Booking Hog's 1.5% online booking fee keeps the economics workable on high-volume, low-ticket sessions.
Court capacity drives each jump slot, and slots close automatically when full.
Grip socks, arcade credit, and food packages are sold with the jump time, not after it.
Scan a guest in and instantly see whether their waiver is signed.
Website widget, phone bookings, kiosk, and partner channels all read and write the same live inventory.
Take cards directly through Stripe at a 1.5% online booking fee. No per-booking commission on direct sales.
Waiver Hog waivers are built in, sent with confirmations, and tracked per guest on the manifest.
Confirmations, reminders, follow-ups, and review requests fire automatically by email and SMS.
Assign staff, publish shifts, and hand every team member a live manifest on their phone.
Revenue, occupancy, channel mix, and refunds in one place, exportable whenever you need it.
Yes. Front-desk sales draw from the same live inventory as the website.
Yes. Scanning a ticket shows each guest's waiver state before they enter.
Yes, and you should — otherwise the party room and the court capacity are tracked in two places that disagree on a busy Saturday.
The next available time should be offered automatically, plus a waitlist that releases spots when a cancellation frees capacity.
Booking Hog charges a 1.5% online booking fee on online bookings. There is no monthly platform fee and no OTA-style commission on your direct sales.
Yes. An embeddable widget drops the full booking flow into any website, and a hosted storefront is available if you do not have one.
Most operators are live in a day. You build your products, set availability rules, connect Stripe, and paste in the widget.
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