For event venues

Everyone arrives at once. Everyone leaves at once.

You planned the room, the menu and the timeline down to the minute. But the last thing most guests take home is formed at the valet stand, in the line that starts the moment the music stops.

Tell us who runs your valet

What your guests experience today

The last song ends, and the line begins.

The evening was everything the host hoped for. Then two hundred people remember they drove.

A crowd around the stand, everyone holding a paper ticket, everyone hoping to be next.

A ticket that had to survive the whole night in a clutch or a jacket pocket.

Guests waiting outside in their best clothes, in whatever the weather is doing.

A host who asked for parking to be covered, and a stack of stubs someone counts the next morning to work out what that meant.

Hunting for cash to tip, at the end of a night nobody expected to need it.

None of that is your valet team’s fault. They’re working with the tools they’ve been given.

What it becomes

The music stops. The cars are already on their way.

Parking on the host. Put one QR code on the welcome table. Guests scan it after they hand over their keys, and their parking is covered. The code only covers cars parked at your venue at the time, and you turn it off when the event ends.

No crowd holding tickets. Guests ask for their car from their phone while they say their goodbyes. Their phone shows when it’s ready, so they wait inside instead of at the stand.

No ticket to lose. Everything is on the link we text to their phone at drop-off. There’s no app to download.

Guests without a phone are covered too. Anyone can still ask for their car at the stand, the way they always have.

Tipping in a tap. Even when the host has covered parking, guests can tip the valet team from their phone, without hunting for cash.

Paying their own way? When parking isn’t covered, guests pay on their phone in seconds. Nobody hands a card over at the curb.

A count the host can trust. Every covered car is listed in your portal as it’s covered, so the host’s parking total is ready when the night ends. No stack of stubs to count in the morning.

The night ends the way the host planned it: with every guest looked after.

How it works

One evening, three moments.

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After drop-off: guests scan the code on your welcome table, and their parking is covered by the host.

Before they leave: guests tap for their car while they say goodbye, and your valet team gets the request at the stand.

At the door: the car is there, with nothing to pay. A tip is a tap on their phone.

What it costs your venue

Nothing to your venue.

Valletto is software your valet company runs on. There’s no software bill, no hardware at your door and no system for you to buy. Valletto earns a fee on payments that run through it, added to the guest’s payment by default.

When the host covers parking, it runs through your arrangement with your valet company, and every covered car is listed in your portal.

Turn the code off when the event is over, and it stops working.

When guests pay their own way, they pay on their phone.

The page your guest sees carries your venue’s name.

Get started

Tell us who runs your valet.

We’ll reach out to them and copy you on the conversation. If they already use Valletto, it’s one phone call to switch on for your venue.

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