Book the wedding, sell the ticket — even when 200 DMs land at once.
KlyoChat answers booking, pricing, and ticket questions in your venue's voice — while you run the event in front of you. You approve every send. So you fill every date and sell every seat without hiring extra staff for launch day.
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Businesses that respond to an inquiry within an hour are nearly 7x more likely to qualify the lead than those that wait a day — and event shoppers move fast to the next venue on their list.
— Lead Response Management Study, cited in Harvard Business Review, 2011
9:14pm
Your busiest hour is the one where 200 DMs land at once — and most go unanswered until Monday.
It happens every time you post. Saturday's reception photos go up Sunday morning, and by noon your DMs are full — 'do you have my date?', 'what's the rental fee?', 'are you available for a 200-person corporate holiday party?' By the time you finish Monday's teardown and finally open your phone, three of those five have already booked somewhere else.
You're not short on couples, corporate planners, or ticket buyers — your Instagram is doing its job. You're short on someone to answer forty inquiries the moment they land, quote the right price and capacity, and hold the date before the lead moves on to the next venue on their list.
consumers expect a reply to a DM within an hour — and after 24 hours, most inquiries are gone. The couple asking about your Saturday date at 9pm books elsewhere by breakfast.
— Emplifi, 2025 Social Pulse Survey
more likely you are to qualify an inquiry when you respond within an hour instead of a day. Event shoppers compare venues fast, so the first real answer with a real price usually wins the date.
— Lead Response Management Study, cited in Harvard Business Review, 2011
about ticket on-sale, a wedding expo, or last night's gala photos can flood your DMs with hundreds of RSVP, pricing, and availability questions in an hour — right when you're on-site running the actual event and can't look at your phone.
messages are sent to businesses on Instagram every day — and the minute you announce a date, post wedding photos, or drop tickets, your DMs spike into that flood. If no one's watching, the flood wins.
You don't have a demand problem. You have a can't-answer-the-spike problem — and that's exactly the one KlyoChat solves.
Now imagine an inbox that answers every inquiry and sells every ticket for you.
Connect Instagram in under 2 minutes
Link Instagram (and Facebook, WhatsApp) with Meta's official login — no password sharing, no migration, no dev work.
Your AI agent answers, quotes, and books
Trained on your capacity, pricing, packages, and deposit policy, it replies to DMs and comments 24/7 in your venue's voice — qualifying weddings, corporate, and ticket buyers, and sending the right link or hold.
You stay in control
Set it to draft-and-approve or auto-reply per topic. Every message is logged, every send is auditable, and one tap undoes anything. Deposits and contracts still route to your team.
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What your venue gets
Every inquiry spike, answered in real time
The moment a post goes viral, a date opens up, or tickets drop, DMs surge — and that's exactly when your AI agent works hardest, replying instantly instead of letting the flood sit until Monday.
Your rates, capacity, and packages, answered instantly
Wedding packages, corporate rates, seating capacity, catering minimums, deposit terms — the agent knows your exact numbers from a knowledge base you control, so every quote is accurate and on-brand.
Event posts turn into booked tours and sold tickets
Comment-to-DM: when someone comments a keyword on your event announcement or reception photos, KlyoChat auto-DMs them pricing and a booking or ticket link — turning likes into leads without you lifting a finger.
Broadcasts get updates to everyone who's coming
Doors moved, parking changed, weather forced an indoor switch — send one broadcast to every RSVP or ticket holder who's opted in, instead of retyping the same DM fifty times.
Your whole team in one inbox
Sales, coordinators, and day-of staff share one inbox across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp with assignment and internal notes — so no date gets double-held and no ticket gets double-sold.
You keep final say — deposits and contracts stay yours
Approve-before-send is the default for pricing and holds, every action is audit-logged, and the agent never takes a deposit or signs a contract — it hands qualified inquiries to your team. The human review is always the final gate.
A Saturday night at The Ivory Hall, on you
It's 8:40pm. The last of tonight's wedding guests just left, and you're finally sitting down for the first time since 4pm. Your phone hasn't stopped — this afternoon's reception photos went up an hour ago, tickets for next month's gala opened at noon, and a corporate planner texted asking if you can hold 200 seats for a holiday party.
On any other Saturday, those three sit until Monday's teardown is done — and by then, at least two of them have booked the venue down the street that answered first.
Not tonight. By the time you glance at your phone, the reception-photo DM got your rental fee and a tour link, six gala tickets are sold, and the corporate planner's 200-seat request is qualified and waiting on your sign-off. You approve the tour link and the hold from the car in under a minute.
Monday morning, your calendar is fuller than your teardown checklist. You look like the venue that never sleeps — because, now, you don't have to.
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Loved by venues that live on Instagram
Weekend inquiries stopped dying
“Every Sunday after a wedding, our DMs would fill up with 'do you have my date?' questions that sat until Monday's teardown was done. Half of them booked elsewhere by then. Now the AI answers and holds the date immediately — we added six bookings last month we'd have otherwise never seen.”
It sounds like our sales team, not a bot
“I was worried it would feel generic and hurt how premium we position ourselves. It doesn't. We loaded our packages, our rental fees, and our tone, and it quotes the way our best coordinator would — with everything sensitive still routed to us for approval.”
No more double-held dates
“Sales, coordinators, and our day-of manager used to all be answering the same DM thread, or worse, each assuming someone else had it — twice we nearly held the same Saturday for two different couples. The shared inbox with assignment ended that.”
Comment-to-DM sells out our shows
“Every event post used to just collect likes. Now anyone who comments 'TIX' gets an instant DM with pricing and the ticket link. It's become one of our top ticket sources — our last gala sold a third of its tables straight from comments.”
Broadcasts saved our outdoor event
“A storm rolled in two hours before doors and we had to move everything indoors. One broadcast to every RSVP with the new room and parking info, and almost nobody showed up confused. That alone justified the whole thing.”
Live before the weekend
“I expected a long setup. Instead I connected Instagram, loaded our rental fees and capacity, tested a few sample DMs, and we were live the same afternoon. No developer, no agency.”
My coordinators actually thanked me
“They used to walk in Monday to a hundred unread DMs and a stressful morning of catch-up on top of the wedding they'd just run. Now they open to a calendar that's already filling with tours and holds. Real quality-of-life change.”
The capacity question, handled
“'Can you fit 200 for a corporate holiday party?' asked thirty times a week, answered instantly with our real numbers instead of sitting unread until we lose the lead to a venue that answered faster.”
I still control every deposit and contract
“The approve-before-send default is what sold me. Simple availability and pricing questions go out automatically, but any hold, deposit, or contract question waits for a human. I get the speed without losing the final say.”
Weeknights went from dead to booked
“Tuesday and Wednesday nights used to be black holes for follow-up — nobody was checking DMs after 6pm. Now they're consistently strong booking nights, because the agent answers the moment someone's actually scrolling.”
Fits how we already sell tickets
“I didn't want to rip out our ticketing platform. I don't have to — KlyoChat answers pricing questions and sends our checkout link, and our existing system still owns the transaction and the seating chart.”
From hours to instant, every event
“Our honest response time before was 'sometime tomorrow if we're lucky.' Now it's seconds. You can feel it in the booking rate — the inquiries that used to go cold are the ones now showing up for tours.”
Weekend inquiries stopped dying
“Every Sunday after a wedding, our DMs would fill up with 'do you have my date?' questions that sat until Monday's teardown was done. Half of them booked elsewhere by then. Now the AI answers and holds the date immediately — we added six bookings last month we'd have otherwise never seen.”
It sounds like our sales team, not a bot
“I was worried it would feel generic and hurt how premium we position ourselves. It doesn't. We loaded our packages, our rental fees, and our tone, and it quotes the way our best coordinator would — with everything sensitive still routed to us for approval.”
No more double-held dates
“Sales, coordinators, and our day-of manager used to all be answering the same DM thread, or worse, each assuming someone else had it — twice we nearly held the same Saturday for two different couples. The shared inbox with assignment ended that.”
Comment-to-DM sells out our shows
“Every event post used to just collect likes. Now anyone who comments 'TIX' gets an instant DM with pricing and the ticket link. It's become one of our top ticket sources — our last gala sold a third of its tables straight from comments.”
Broadcasts saved our outdoor event
“A storm rolled in two hours before doors and we had to move everything indoors. One broadcast to every RSVP with the new room and parking info, and almost nobody showed up confused. That alone justified the whole thing.”
Live before the weekend
“I expected a long setup. Instead I connected Instagram, loaded our rental fees and capacity, tested a few sample DMs, and we were live the same afternoon. No developer, no agency.”
My coordinators actually thanked me
“They used to walk in Monday to a hundred unread DMs and a stressful morning of catch-up on top of the wedding they'd just run. Now they open to a calendar that's already filling with tours and holds. Real quality-of-life change.”
The capacity question, handled
“'Can you fit 200 for a corporate holiday party?' asked thirty times a week, answered instantly with our real numbers instead of sitting unread until we lose the lead to a venue that answered faster.”
I still control every deposit and contract
“The approve-before-send default is what sold me. Simple availability and pricing questions go out automatically, but any hold, deposit, or contract question waits for a human. I get the speed without losing the final say.”
Weeknights went from dead to booked
“Tuesday and Wednesday nights used to be black holes for follow-up — nobody was checking DMs after 6pm. Now they're consistently strong booking nights, because the agent answers the moment someone's actually scrolling.”
Fits how we already sell tickets
“I didn't want to rip out our ticketing platform. I don't have to — KlyoChat answers pricing questions and sends our checkout link, and our existing system still owns the transaction and the seating chart.”
From hours to instant, every event
“Our honest response time before was 'sometime tomorrow if we're lucky.' Now it's seconds. You can feel it in the booking rate — the inquiries that used to go cold are the ones now showing up for tours.”
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Answer every inquiry, sell every ticket — even when the DMs spike.
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