Keep every penny a couple pays you.
We charge a flat monthly subscription and take no commission on your bookings. Not a reduced rate, not a rate that rises with volume. Nothing.
The free tier is a real listing, not a trial. No card required.
What a commission actually costs
On $60,000 of bookings in a year, against our Professional plan at $29/mo.
| Where you list | They take | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| A marketplace taking 10% | $6,000 | $54,000 |
| A marketplace taking 15% | $9,000 | $51,000 |
| A marketplace taking 20% | $12,000 | $48,000 |
| Vows & Volts, Professional | $348 | $59,652 |
Our column is the whole subscription for twelve months, in a quiet year and a busy one. The others rise with every booking you take.
Four things we will not do
No percentage, at any price
We do not process your payments, so we could not take a cut even if we wanted to. Couples pay you directly, the way they always did.
No twelve month contract
The price is published on the pricing page. You pay monthly and you can stop whenever the season ends.
No introductory rate
The number you sign up at is the number you renew at. Nothing steps up at month four.
We never hold your money
There is no escrow and no payout schedule, because there is no payment rail between us and your client.
What the subscription buys
Couples who are already planning
Your listing sits in front of people building a guest list and a budget on the same site, not people browsing. Filterable by category and location.
One thread per booking
Inquiry, priced counter-offers, the signature and the payment record all live on the same contract. Nothing lives in a different inbox.
Your own numbers
From Professional up: how many inquiries you book, how fast you reply, and how those two relate. Most vendors have never seen the second one.
Higher tiers move you up the directory rather than unlocking the basics. Elite is capped at 5 businesses per category per market, so it stays worth having.