Bookings, rentals, public events, and billing — modeled down to the half-field.
A rink, a complex, a field house: inventory that either earns or sits empty. OrgFrame treats it as inventory — spaces and sub-spaces, layered availability, external rentals with payment links attached, and revenue reporting by space and time window. Not a calendar with your logo on it.
Three of the moments that define this job. Your list is longer — it always is — but if these three land, the rest of the conversation is easy.
Double bookings happen on the busiest weekends
Conflict detection that knows about sub-spaces, maintenance, and reservations.
External rental invoicing is manual
Payment links, automatic holds, and revenue reports by space and time window.
Public event pages don't exist
A page per event that families and visiting teams can actually use — directions, schedule, contact.
Every competitor's homepage has one. It's very impressive. It is also worth asking how many of those organizations signed in 2019 and have been quietly trying to leave since 2021.
We're early, we're deliberately small, and we'd rather you judge the product than a grid of shields. So there are no testimonials on this site until they're real ones, from people who'll put their name on them.
In the meantime: thirty minutes, your data, our screen. Decide for yourself.
Bring a real roster, a real schedule, or last season's registration form. Thirty minutes, no slides. We'd rather show you than tell you.
