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Vertical booking and operations software for bounce-house, party, catering, and other event-rental businesses.
500+ customers · $150-$400/mo plans
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Event Rental Systems is presented as a vertical software business serving companies that rent event equipment, including bounce houses and related services. The creator observed three plans priced at $150, $250, and $400 per month and assumed an average of $200 across more than 500 customers, producing a $100,000 monthly estimate. He also found active Facebook ads, including one running for 14 months, and a website history stretching back roughly 15 or 16 years. The company appears to have evolved from older custom software into a more focused, polished offer built on HighLevel. The notable point is not a clever feature. It is the accumulated knowledge of a boring industry, a clear workflow, a credible site, and an offer that makes a rental operator’s booking and follow-up process easier to run.
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Join the Unicorn Club — $5/moCancel in one click · first payment refundable for 7 daysData credibility: Creator-reported from public pricing, website review, ad-library observations, and web-archive research. The $100K monthly figure is an estimate based on 500 customers at a $200 assumed average; actual revenue, customer count, churn, and margins were not verified.