How it works
- The timeline is built on the job, with each moment, place and person responsible.
- The photographer, DJ and caterer open the same version from one link.
- Vendors are tracked on the job beside the contract and invoices.
Honest limits
- Planner tools such as the vendor payment schedule are shown to planners, not to every trade.
Steps
- 1Choose event planning when you set up your studio.
- 2Build the timeline on the job and share the link.
- 3Add vendors to the job.
Related questions
- How do I plan and share a wedding timeline?
- Build the run-of-show on the job with each moment’s time, place and person responsible, then share one link. Every vendor and the couple read the same version, so a change is made once.
- Does Booksui work for DJs?
- Yes — pick DJ as your trade and the pipeline runs inquiry, consultation, proposal, booked, music planning, final details and event day, with the planning meeting as a real phase and the couple’s must-plays and do-not-plays kept on the job. Contracts, the deposit at signing and the shared inbox work the same as for a photographer.
- Is there a free plan?
- No: every plan starts with 14 days on a card, and nothing is charged until they end. Starter, at $12/mo, is the cheapest and holds one job at a time, with the same inbox, contracts, invoices, booking page and galleries as the plans above it.
Last checked against the product on 2026-10-14. Prices and limits on this page are read from the same configuration the app enforces, so they cannot drift from what you would be charged.
