What do I need?

Figure out what your venue actually needs before you switch software.

The core platform is free to the owner, so the real decision is not about swallowing another software bill. It is about choosing the launch path that fits the venue, the current site, and how much rollout help you want.

Most owners start here

Launch without paying separately for a site, hosting plan, and software subscription.

Tie waivers, desk flow, and room-day context to the same reservation record.

Choose between the free Skape site and Skape on your current site.

Give staff a system that feels calmer on a packed Friday night.

Feature map

See what IOX Skape covers and how the launch path changes.

The booking system, the free-site option, and the owner-free economics are already part of the offer. This section shows what is core to the platform and what changes depending on how you want to launch it.

Booking & Scheduling

  • Online booking widgetCore
  • Private or public schedulingCore
  • Dynamic pricingAvailable
  • Waitlist managementAvailable

Operations

  • Front desk & check-inCore
  • Game master controlsCore
  • Digital waiversCore
  • Staff coordinationAvailable

Payments & Commerce

  • Stripe, Square, Clover, and moreCore
  • Gift cardsCore
  • Promo codesAvailable
  • MembershipsAvailable

Marketing & Growth

  • Review requestsCore
  • Referral offersAvailable
  • AI chatbotAvailable
  • LeaderboardsCore

Analytics & Reporting

  • Room and booking reportsCore
  • Advanced analyticsAvailable

Integrations & Developer

  • Calendar syncCore
  • WebhooksAvailable
  • API accessAvailable
  • Custom brandingAvailable

Fit finder

Answer four questions and get a better starting point.

This is meant to narrow the launch path, not overcomplicate it. The result points you toward the free Skape site, Skape on your current site, or a guided rollout if the setup is more complex.

Question 1 of 4

How many rooms or locations are you launching with Skape?

Comparison

The difference between patching the workflow and actually fixing it.

Most owners are choosing between keeping manual workarounds, staying on a tours-first platform, or moving to software that is built for the pace of a live escape room venue.

Guest-facing experience

Manual

FareHarbor

IOX Skape

Private or public booking model

Manual explanation

Tours-first defaults

Built in

Room pages that sell the concept

DIY

Basic

Built in

Free website and hosting

Separate vendors

Not core offer

Built in

Use Skape on your current site

DIY

Partial

Built in

Shift operations

Manual

FareHarbor

IOX Skape

Waiver visibility at check-in

Manual lookup

Partial

Native

Game-master workflow

Ad hoc

No

Native

Room-level reset and timing logic

Staff memory

Partial

Native

Growth and reporting

Manual

FareHarbor

IOX Skape

Owner software bill

Varies

Varies

Free to owner

Guest booking fee on online bookings

Varies

Varies

Built in

Repeat-visit tools

Manual follow-up

Limited

Native

Room-level reporting

Spreadsheets

Partial

Native

Free site or current-site launch path

Separate project

Limited

Choose either

FareHarbor notes are based on commonly available positioning and feature expectations for tours-first reservation software. Specific configurations and pricing may vary.

Want the fastest next step?

Read the use-case page that matches your venue, see how the owner-free pricing model works, and then choose whether Skape should launch the full site or power the site you already have.