Venue Finder App

Venue Finder App Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Struggling to find the perfect venue for your next event? A venue finder app might be the solution you need. This app would aggregate local event spaces, providing a user-friendly interface to search, compare, and book venues easily.

From cozy cafes for intimate gatherings to grand halls for large-scale occasions, users can filter by location, size, price, and amenities. With detailed reviews, photos, and real-time availability, planning an event is simplified, saving hours of research and legwork.

Imagine having a comprehensive list of your city's best venues at your fingertips. Such an app could not only streamline the planning process but also offer exclusive deals and promotions. Starting a venue finder app does involve significant work in building partnerships and maintaining an up-to-date database, but it fills a real need in the event planning industry. For tech-savvy entrepreneurs, it’s a promising business opportunity worth exploring.

In this list, you'll find real-world venue finder app success stories and very profitable examples of starting a venue finder app that makes money.

1. Spacehuntr ($600K/year)

Dietrich, a retired investment manager, came up with the idea for Spacehuntr after experiencing the dread of traditional corporate meetings. Initially focused on coworking spaces, a pivotal moment came when they helped a lost client find a unique venue in Brussels. They realized they could specialize in helping foreign clients find unique spaces for international events, leading to a spike in demand and steady growth.

How much money it makes: $600K/year
How much did it cost to start: $10K
How many people on the team: 10

How We Successfully Pivoted Our App For Coworking Spaces To A $50K/Month Platform To Book Event Venues

Spacehuntr achieved a +700% growth in 2019 with revenues, despite the global pandemic, on track to match that growth in 2020, by launching a 360° platform for businesses to book and manage unique Work, Play & Stay spaces, catering to international corporations such as Airbnb, Netflix, and Uber.

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