Capture hospitality leads across every venue type

According to the National Restaurant Association, catering and private events carry meaningfully higher profit margins than regular dining service, yet most hospitality websites capture these inquiries through a basic "contact us" form or a general email address. The same gap shows up across the industry: hotels lose direct bookings to OTAs that charge 15 to 25% commission, cafes and bars miss private hire inquiries, and caterers field vague leads that take days to qualify. Think about what a high-value hospitality inquiry actually requires. A catering customer needs to share event date, guest count, dietary restrictions, budget range, and service style. A group booking needs dates, party size, and setup needs. A hotel needs to know the guest is comparing direct rates against an OTA. A single text box that says "tell us about your event" gets responses so vague they require multiple follow-up calls to qualify. An interactive calculator captures all of it in about 90 seconds and gives the customer an instant estimate. From analyzing event and booking inquiry data across hospitality websites, the conversion gap is consistent. Standard contact forms convert a low single-digit percentage of visitors. Interactive calculators convert far higher because they answer the customer's first question, "how much will this cost?", before asking for contact details. Restaurants use catering and event tools; hotels use direct-booking readiness and guest experience tools; cafes and bars use opening-readiness and private-hire tools. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are over 1 million foodservice locations in the US, plus tens of thousands of hotels and lodging properties, all competing for the same events, group, and direct-booking dollars. The operators winning this business are not always the ones with the best product. They are the ones whose websites make it effortless to get a quote or a straight answer at 10pm on a Sunday when the planner or traveler is doing research.