Hall Desk answers every inquiry about renting your hall within minutes, day or night, from your own rules and rate card. Then it emails you to approve, decline or ask.
More bookings
People who want to rent a hall often write to several at once, in the evening or at the weekend, and the one that answers first with a clear price often gets the date. Hall Desk answers within minutes, at any hour, with the open dates and an exact quote from your rate card, and it holds the date while you decide.
Fewer headaches
Less busywork
The system behind Hall Desk has already handled more than 6,800 messages and more than 300 decisions.
You stay in charge
Price
For congregations, posts and lodges.
For small halls run by volunteers: Granges, clubs, community halls.
No card to start. On day 91 nothing happens unless you choose to go on. No per-booking fee, no contract.
Questions
No. Renters write to an email address Hall Desk reads. You get one email per booking to approve.
Hall Desk works from a Google calendar. If you keep yours another way, tell us how.
Yes. Hall Desk follows your bar rules, not a church's, and checks certificates for the cover your policy asks for. Your free samples will show it on your own rules.
If your policy doesn't answer it, Hall Desk tells the renter the office will follow up, and puts the question on your approval email. It doesn't guess.
An AI service reads renters' emails and certificates to run your bookings. We keep them only for that, and delete them when you ask.
Tentator, the name a founder in Massachusetts uses to build and test new tools. It is not incorporated; Hall Desk is its first tool. At your hall, a person you choose approves every booking.
Send us your rental page or policy. Within two business days we'll send back three sample inquiries answered by Hall Desk under your rules and rates, with the approval email you would see. Free. Or just write "yes" and we'll work from the rental page on your website.
Or write to Morgan Ellis at morgan@tentator.com.