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Booking and payment sites for Las Vegas event planners, DMCs and party producers.

Codeeo handles event management booking website development Las Vegas planners use to sell packages, hold dates and collect deposits before a group ever lands at Harry Reid International. Corporate buyers book a team dinner or an off-Strip activity for convention week, couples reserve a ceremony package, and bachelor party organizers split the cost among friends, all against live availability. Your staff stop matching wire transfers to emails and work from one schedule of bookings, payments and crews.

Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and builds for Las Vegas clients remotely, with discovery, design reviews and acceptance testing held over video call. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and clients rate us 4.7 from 23 Google reviews.

Built for
Destination management companies, wedding and celebration planners, group activity operators and corporate event producers working in Las Vegas and Clark County.
Typical timeline
Set after discovery, once packages, payment stages, cancellation terms and integrations are written down and approved by you.
What you own
The code, the booking database, the merchant account in your company name and every customer and group record.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the booking platform does

Booking tools built for the way Las Vegas sells events.

Demand in Las Vegas follows the convention calendar. When a large trade show fills the Las Vegas Convention Center, every planner in town gets the same requests at the same time: private dinners for forty, a helicopter or canyon outing for a sales team, a pool cabana for a client night. Weekends bring a different buyer, often a group of friends or a couple who flew in to marry, and they want to book and pay from a phone.

The event management online booking system development Las Vegas operators need has to cope with both. Inventory is limited and perishable, so holds must expire on time. Groups pay in pieces, so balances must be tracked per person. Suppliers such as transport, venues and photographers must be confirmed before you promise anything. These are the parts we usually build, in the order Las Vegas clients ask for them.

Explain your project
  • Package builder with live inventory

    Sell set packages or let buyers add pieces: a ceremony slot, a limo transfer, a photographer, a dinner reservation. Each component checks its own availability, so a package cannot be sold when one supplier is already full on that date. Seasonal and convention week pricing is set in the admin, not hard coded.

    Packages only sell when every part of them can be delivered.

  • Timed holds for convention weeks

    Corporate planners often need a few days to get approval. A hold reserves the date and the resources for a period you choose, sends the buyer a payment link, and releases the inventory automatically if the deposit does not arrive. Your sales team sees every open hold and its expiry.

    Peak dates are not tied up by enquiries that never convert.

  • Split payments for groups

    A bachelor or bachelorette organizer books the experience, pays a share, and invites the rest of the group to pay theirs by link. The booking confirms once the deposit threshold is met, and the organizer sees who has paid. Unpaid shares trigger reminders before the cutoff you set.

    The organizer stops fronting the whole bill and chasing friends.

  • Wallet checkout for travelers

    Most weekend buyers book on a phone, often on the way in from the airport. Apple Pay and Google Pay sit next to card entry, and the checkout is short enough to finish in a rideshare. International cards are accepted through the gateway, with clear receipts for expense claims.

    Fewer abandoned bookings from visitors buying on mobile.

  • All-in prices on every screen

    Where you sell admission to a live event, the FTC rule on unfair or deceptive fees expects the total price shown up front. We design the price display so mandatory service charges are included from the first screen, and optional add-ons such as photo packages are clearly separate.

    Buyers see the real total early and checkout surprises disappear.

  • Supplier confirmation workflow

    When a booking comes in, the transport company, florist, officiant or venue contact gets a request to confirm. The booking shows each supplier's status, and nothing is marked final until all of them accept. Changes in date or headcount go back to suppliers automatically.

    You stop discovering a missing supplier on the day.

  • Cancellation and weather rules

    Desert heat, high wind days and the occasional storm can cancel outdoor activities. Your terms decide what happens: reschedule, partial refund, or credit. The rules are shown before payment and applied by the system, with refunds sent back to the original card and logged against the booking.

    Fewer disputes because buyers agreed to the rules at checkout.

  • Reminders by email and text

    Pickup times, dress codes, ID requirements and meeting points go out before the event, with text messages sent only to numbers that opted in. Messages can name the resort lobby or valet entrance where the group should gather. Balance reminders stop as soon as payment lands.

    Groups arrive at the right door at the right time.

  • Crew and vehicle scheduling

    Assign coordinators, drivers, vehicles and equipment to each booking and see conflicts before they happen. A coordinator's day sheet lists every pickup and venue in order, and changes made by sales update the schedule immediately.

    Operations and sales work from the same booking record.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Las Vegas event business we build for.

Every one of these businesses takes money before the event and has to deliver on a fixed date with outside suppliers involved. If bookings currently arrive through a contact form, deposits come by wire or payment app, and the master schedule lives in a shared spreadsheet, a booking platform removes most of the manual follow up. Discovery starts with a video call where we map how a booking moves through your team today. Good event management booking website design Las Vegas buyers trust starts with that map, because the screens should mirror the decisions your buyers and staff actually make.

01

Destination management companies

DMCs serving groups in town for a convention sell dinners, activities, transfers and receptions to corporate planners who are often booking from another state. They need quotes that convert into bookings, holds that respect approval cycles, invoices with purchase order numbers and a clean record of what each client has paid. We build a client area where the planner sees every element of their program, pays deposits by card or ACH transfer, and downloads documents for their finance team. Your coordinators see the same program from the operations side.

Built around quotes and holds, not just instant checkout.

02

Wedding and celebration planners

Couples travel to Las Vegas to marry, renew vows or celebrate with a small group, and many plan the whole thing from home. A booking site for this market shows ceremony packages with real slots, lets the couple add photography, flowers, hair and makeup or a limo, takes a deposit and schedules the balance. It also reminds them of the steps they handle themselves, such as getting the marriage license from the county, without the site pretending to do it for them.

03

Group activity and party operators

Operators running pool parties, private tours, golf outings, shooting experiences or desert excursions sell to groups who decide fast and pay in pieces. The platform handles group size limits, age checks where your activity requires them, waivers signed before arrival and split payments. Capacity per time slot is enforced, so a tour bus or a private room is never oversold.

Digital waivers can be collected as part of the booking.

04

Corporate event producers

Producers running incentive trips, product launches and client receptions need booking flows for invited guests rather than the public: registration links per client, plus-one rules, dietary needs, and paid upgrades such as a show ticket or spa slot. We build private booking pages for each program, hidden from search, with payment only where the guest is paying for an extra.

Six steps from first call to a booking site your team runs every day.

  1. 01Map the booking rulesPackages, capacity, holds, deposits, balances, cancellation terms and supplier steps, written down with you over video call before anything is designed.
  2. 02Design the buyer flowMobile first screens for visitors booking on the move, and a more detailed flow for corporate planners who compare options and need documents.
  3. 03Build availability and paymentsThe inventory model, payment gateway, wallet checkout, split payments and refunds, built and tested against your real packages and dates.
  4. 04Connect suppliers and systemsSupplier confirmations, your CRM, accounting software and calendar tools connected so bookings do not have to be typed in twice.
  5. 05Test with real scenariosConvention week rushes, partial group payments, weather cancellations and date changes all run through before launch, on phones and desktops.
  6. 06Launch and refineGo live, train your staff, then use booking and abandonment data to improve packages, pricing pages and the checkout in later releases.

Technology

What we build this with.

We pick the stack to suit your volume and your team: a headless storefront in Next.js or a WordPress and WooCommerce build, a booking engine with its own database, and a payment gateway that supports wallets, ACH and saved cards. For event management online payment integration Las Vegas clients often ask us to keep their existing processor, and we can build around it when its API supports holds, refunds and stored payment methods.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Las Vegas planners ask before building a booking site.

It depends on how many package types and supplier rules the first release covers.

A site that sells a handful of fixed packages with deposits is quicker to build than one with custom package builders, supplier confirmations and group split payments. We agree the scope in discovery, then give you a written schedule before design begins. If you want the platform ready before a particular convention season, tell us early so we can plan the first release around the packages that matter most for those weeks. Content matters too: package descriptions, photos and terms that you supply on time keep the schedule on track more than any technical choice.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews