SaaS platformEvents & street food
Eventifood
A multi-tenant ordering platform for street food traders and event caterers, with per-trader subdomains, live kitchen boards and four payment providers.
Case study eventifood.com
SaaS platformCamping & caravan parks2026
HolidayPitches
Booking and park-management software for UK campsites and caravan parks, free to install and funded by a small commission on bookings.
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The brief
What we were asked for
Park owners were choosing between expensive legacy booking systems and a paper diary. The brief was software that costs nothing to adopt, earns its keep from the bookings it generates, and handles the awkward realities of pitch availability.
The challenge
What made it difficult
The constraints that shaped every decision after them.
- Pitch inventory is not hotel inventory — length, hook-up, awning space and unit type all constrain what can go where.
- Parks take bookings by phone and at the barrier as well as online, and every one of those has to hit the same availability calendar.
- The commercial model had to work on all bookings, including manual ones, without the software becoming a policing exercise.
- Owners needed to keep their own brand and their own domain rather than sending guests to a marketplace.
What we built
How we solved it
The decisions that mattered, and why we made them.
01
A real availability engine
Pitch types, dimensions, facilities and blackout rules resolve into a live calendar that will not sell a 7-metre pitch to an 8-metre caravan.
02
Every booking channel in one ledger
Online, phone and walk-in bookings are recorded the same way, with manual commission records so the books balance regardless of how the guest arrived.
03
Modular pricing
The base platform is free; each additional module adds a point of commission up to a hard cap, so a small park pays a little and a large operation still knows its ceiling.
04
Park-branded storefronts
Each park gets its own subdomain and can bring its own domain, so guests never feel they have left the park’s own website.
The outcome
Where it got to
- Owners can adopt the system with no upfront cost and no licence negotiation.
- Availability, pricing and payments live in one place instead of a diary and a card machine.
- An offline desktop companion keeps the park trading when the connection drops.
Built with
Technology stack
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Django
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe Connect
- Railway
Services used
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