Event & venue software · 7 tools

Self-hosted event & venue software

Slots that cannot double-book, digital waivers with a minor and guardian gate, a queue and token board for the door, one page naming everyone still inside when the alarm goes and the network is gone, a weekly rota with the double-bookings caught, a till engineered so the bar cannot oversell, and the hire invoice with its own payment link. Bought once, on the venue's own machine. Every tool below is a one-time purchase, and your data lives on your own server.

Slotly $99 once

Appointment booking with deposits, reminders and a waitlist, and no double bookings.

or $12 a month on Cloud
Waiverly $79 once

Digital waivers signed at a kiosk or by link, with tamper-evident records.

or $12 a month on Cloud
Tokora $69 once

Take-a-number queue with a kiosk and a waiting-room board that calls numbers aloud.

or $12 a month on Cloud
Visitora $79 once

Visitor sign-in kiosk with a fire roll call that survives the network dying.

or $12 a month on Cloud
Rostera $69 once

The weekly rota that blocks double bookings, with each person's shifts on their phone.

or $12 a month on Cloud
Vendra $59 once

Point of sale and stock that cannot oversell, with costs you actually recorded.

or $12 a month on Cloud
Invora $99 once

Recurring invoices that draft for your approval, with your own payment link.

or $12 a month on Cloud
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Studio Suite
Online booking, digital waivers, and membership management — run a studio, gym, or spa on your own server. 3 of the tools on this page are in it.
$199once · 4 appsSave $127

What the same jobs cost rented, year one

Qminder $10,428.00 in year one at $869.00 a month; Tokora does that job, bought once. Read 2026-09-03 · source
Envoy $4,344.00 in year one at $362.00 a month; Visitora does that job, bought once. Read 2026-08-22 · source

Every tool on this page is one payment; the figures above are the vendors' own published monthly prices multiplied by twelve, nothing else.

Self-hosted without the assembly

The other answer to “self-hosted” is a repository: clone it, read the compose file, provision a database, wire up mail, then keep it patched yourself. That is a fair answer when running infrastructure is already your job, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Everything on this page is the other kind — all 7 of them. Each is bought once, the full PHP source is in the download, and the web installer finishes on ordinary shared hosting in about two minutes. No Composer, no Node, no build step, nothing to compile, and nothing that phones home.

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