Who Uses This Software?
We serve the hospitality market, including bars, reaturants, clubs, event coordinators, caterers, venues, stadiums and more. Our platform is also broadly used by the business community as a CRM tool.
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Product Details
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Starting Price$200.00/month
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Pricing DetailsContact MyGuestlist for pricing details
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Free DemoYes
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DeploymentCloud, SaaS, Web
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TrainingLive Online
In Person
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SupportOnline
Business Hours
24/7 (Live Rep)
Vendor Details
- MyGuestlist
- myguestlist.com.au
- Founded 2008
- Australia
About MyGuestlist
MyGuestlist are the #1 company for bars & nightclub reservations and marketing. They manage over 1000+ venues around the world. The all-in-one cloud based system is customized to do everything a venue requires to manage their events ticketing, guest list and marketing. The system has built in a powerful bulk email and SMS system & automated customer messaging all built around a robust customer database.

MyGuestlist Features
- Attendee Management
- Badge Management
- Conferences/Conventions
- Exhibit/Vendor Management
- Gamification
- Room Block Management
- Social Media Promotion
- Sponsorship Management
- Surveys & Feedback
- Ticketing
- Volunteer Management
- Weddings/Parties
Now I feel like an expert thanks to them.
I use this software personally.
Pros: I like this software because it is convenient, easy to use, and accessible on multiple platforms.
Cons: The mobile version of this software is a little glitchy and can use some work but on a computer it works well
Comments: I was hesitant to learn tech related things and knew that this would be my Achilles heel. I admired those that could talk the tech talk but i was paralyzed by my fear of new automation technology and how fast its moving. The cure for me was the Online training videos that are simple to follow and completely break it down for me to implement like a pro straight away. I know how to use it and can thank the customer service lady on their helpdesk for holding my hand through the first sheepish attempts to learn.