In development, Seattle. We're testing demand before we open a room. Nothing is charged on this site.

Central Seattle · 8 to 20 people

A living room you can book.

A private, pre-set room for the get-together you keep postponing. Games, cards, a big screen, seats for everyone. One flat fee the organizer splits. No minimum spend, no per-head tab, nobody has to host.

Reserve a date or join the waitlist See how booking works

Two minutes. No payment. A $25 refundable deposit holds a date once we open.

Room 1 · location to be confirmed

Seats 20 · games and cards library · 65-inch screen · kitchenette · your own door code

From
$90
3 hours, weeknight

How it works

Pick a slot, split one fee, walk in.

1

Choose a date and a 3-hour slot

Afternoon, early evening or evening. Set your headcount, 8 to 20. The price is one flat number, shown before you pay anything.

2

Hold it with a $25 refundable deposit

Your group gets a split link so nobody chases Venmo. The rest is due after the visit, so a few no-shows never land on the organizer.

3

A door code arrives 15 minutes before

Walk in to a room that's already set: games out, screen on, seats for everyone. Leave it as you found it; we handle the rest.

16/17
organizers we interviewed had skipped a get-together they wanted to hold
≈ $30
a head is what groups spend going out; the median night cost the group $160
9/17
had looked for, priced or rented a space; event venues start at $75 an hour plus deposits
#1
friction named: finding a time and getting people to commit, not the space itself

Pricing under test

One flat fee for the room. It gets cheaper as more people come.

Everything in the room is included. Bring your own food and drink; we can help you order. No minimum spend, no service charge, no surprises after you pay.

Weeknight · Mon–Thu

$90/ 3 hours

≈ $11 a person for 8 · $5 for 20

  • Private room, seats 20
  • Games, cards, 65-inch screen, kitchenette
  • Split link for your group
  • Extra hour +$30
Reserve a weeknight

Weekend · Fri–Sun

$150/ 3 hours

≈ $19 a person for 8 · $8 for 20

  • Everything in weeknight
  • Evening slots to 10 pm
  • Extra hour +$50
  • Setup and cleanup service +$60
Reserve a weekend

Team social · weekday

$300/ 3 hours

Employer pays; invoice available

  • Afternoon or early-evening slot
  • Setup and cleanup included
  • Help ordering food for the group
  • One flat line on the expense report
Ask about a team social

Why we're building this

Nobody wants to host. Everybody wants to get together.

We talked to seventeen people who organize get-togethers for friends, coworkers and family in Seattle. Sixteen of them had wanted to host something and decided not to. The reasons were rarely about square footage: it was finding a time, chasing RSVPs, fronting the bill, and then cleaning up. Restaurants solve some of it and charge by the head; event spaces solve the rest and charge like events.

  • A room that is already set up, so the organizer isn't the host.
  • One flat fee the group splits, instead of another round of $8 drinks to keep the table.
  • Weeknights too, because the groups we met weren't waiting for a birthday.

We are three MBA students at Seattle University testing whether this is worth opening. The form below is how you tell us.

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Would you book it?

Tell us which package you'd book, how many you'd bring, and whether you'd hold a date with a $25 refundable deposit. We read every answer. No money is collected here; if you say yes to a date, one of us contacts you within two days.

We keep your name and email only for this test and delete them after the course unless you ask us to keep you posted.

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