Plugs into what you already run
The difference
They manage the room.
We fill it.
A reservation book remembers a table. It forgets the person. Everything after the booking — who they are, who they bring, what they spend, whether they come back — is the part that makes money. Nobody is keeping it for you.
You get the guest, not the booking.
The table is the transaction. The relationship is the asset. We hand you the second one — the crew they arrive with, the taste that pulled them in, the spend at the table, and the reason there’s a next visit.
Nothing gets ripped out.
Your payments stay your payments. Your POS stays your POS. Your team keeps the screens they already know. We sit underneath and join it up — no migration weekend, no third system to babysit.
We only earn when you do.
Per-seat licences charge you for growing. We take a share of bookings that actually happen. Quiet month, small bill. It’s the only pricing that keeps us honest about whether any of this works.
The exit is written down.
Every guest record, taste profile and permission is yours to export in full, whenever you ask — including the day you leave.
What you actually get
Not a dashboard. A decision — with a price on it. And where Atlas doesn’t know, it says so.
Every competitor claims accuracy. None show restraint. A score you can argue with is a score you can trust.
Re-cut the booth minimum. Atlas thinks it is worth doing and refuses to put a number on it — not enough settled nights to say.
Anyone else would have shown you +$400 and hoped.
Not enough signal to say whether rain moves this guest. Left blank rather than assumed.
A blank field is a promise about every field that is not blank.
Same list, two different kinds of number, labelled so you can trust them differently.
You can’t audit confidence. You can audit a system that tells you where it’s guessing.
Filling the room, nine days out
We fill the room. And we choose who’s in it.
You booked the act. We work out who that act genuinely pulls, which of those people would come to your room on that night, and we go and get them — by name, through channels you already own. Not a wider net. A shorter list, chosen on purpose.
Who this DJ actually pulls
Not a follower count — the shape of the crowd that turns out for them, read against your own settled nights. Rooms like yours, or nothing like yours.
The two hundred who’d pick this night
Some already drink with you and you would never have thought to ask. The rest have never heard of you, and match the room so closely it would be strange if they did not come.
Promoted to them, and only them
Through the channels you already pay for, permission checked at the moment of sending, capped so nobody hears from you twice in a week. Every link traced back to the promoter who earned it.
Know the night before it happens
Three moves, two prices, one honest blank.
Each one carries how its number was reached. The third has no number, so it does not get one — and that is the part nobody else will show you.
One night, both clocks
At 21:40 she’s a receipt. By 04:10 she’s next Friday.
Six hours, two clocks, zero forms. Watch what one walk-in turns into.
What it does
Everything it does. All of it, working tonight.
One platform across the guest, the night and the money — so the same guest record is behind the booking, the bill and the next invitation.
Forty-five capabilities, counted. If it is listed here, it runs tonight.
How it all fits
Your stack in. Fuller Fridays out.
One engine sits behind the systems you already run — and everything it learns comes back as a room that fills itself.
Put your guests on. Keep what it teaches you.
No licence, no migration, no upfront cheque. We book through what you already run — and every guest relationship it creates stays yours, including the day you decide to walk away.
Demos are arranged directly — contact@atlas360.io