Turn a night of cooking into an event people book.

Supper clubs, pop-up dinners, tasting menus and cooking classes. Sell the tickets, plan the night and see what it really earned, without a separate ticketing tool.

Twenty-four seats, two left, and the food cost already counted.

Sell the tickets from your own page, keep the guest list and the dietary notes in one place, and see what the night made before the dishes are done.

Set the date, the seats and the price.

Build an experience once, with the ticket tiers that suit your space. Each tier has its own price and capacity, and sales stop when it is sold out.

Your guests pay the 5% service fee on top of the ticket price, with no minimum, and complimentary tickets are free. See pricing

  • Ticket tiers with their own price, capacity and sales dates
  • Paid, free or donation tickets
  • Box-office bookings for sales at the door or over the phone
  • A public page for every experience, with a link to share
  • A booking confirmation emailed to every guest

Everything for the evening lives inside the experience.

From the first prep task to the last course, the details stay in one place instead of a notebook, a spreadsheet and three group chats.

  • Menu and courses

    Build the menu course by course, pull dishes from your library and see the total food cost as you go.

  • Planning

    A task list for the run-up to the event and a budget to keep the spending honest.

  • Run of show

    An hour-by-hour plan for the day, and a live view once service starts.

  • Guest list

    Confirmed and pending guests with their dietary notes. Add a booking or export the list when you need it.

  • Marketing

    Email your confirmed guests or your subscribers, and see how people move from your page to a booking.

  • Contacts

    Every guest is saved to your contacts, so the invitation to your next dinner is one email away.

Know what each event really made.

See the real margin of a dinner.

Log what each event cost you, from ingredients to rentals, under its financials. Ticket revenue, expenses and profit sit side by side, so you know whether the night paid.

  • Expenses logged against each event
  • Profit and loss and a break-even point per event
  • A budget summary for every event

Refunds that are fair to both sides.

Plans change. Refund a booking when they do, and decide whether the Skibble service fee goes back to the guest as well.

  • Refund a booking from the dashboard
  • Choose whether to refund the service fee too

Host your next dinner on Skibble.

No monthly fee and no ticketing subscription. Your guests pay the service fee on top of the ticket, so the ticket price is yours. Get set up and publish your first experience, or talk to us first.