I build and run websites for small campgrounds and RV parks. Bookings come in while you are asleep, guests pay by card, and one screen tells you who is arriving, who is leaving and who owes what.
Not a mock-up and not a screenshot. This is a park in Prattville that takes its bookings through the site I built for it.
Prattville, Alabama
Press the buttons. Pick a date and watch the open sites come up — that is the same thing a guest does at eleven at night from the interstate.
autaugacreekcampground.comA website that only sits there is a brochure. This one works the shift.
The guest picks dates, sees what is actually open, and pays by card. Nobody has to answer the phone for it to happen.
Monthly residents get their bill and pay it online. You stop knocking on doors to ask.
Who is arriving, who is leaving, who owes what, which sites are free. Not four notebooks and a whiteboard.
The month’s income is totalled before your accountant asks for it.
Which is where somebody looks for you — in the truck, at nine at night, deciding where to stop.
Your domain, your card processing, your bank account. Card payments land with you, not with me.
You get a link to your own park’s site and you look at it. No sign-up, nothing live, no obligation either way.
Your rates, your rules, your site numbers, your photographs. I would rather be corrected than guess.
Your domain and your name on it. Card payments go into your account from the first booking.
Changes, fixes and the parts that break at midnight. You text a person, not a help desk.
I am Chandler Woodley, in Prattville, Alabama. Night Shift is one person and not an agency — which is the point. You get the man who built it when you call, and he knows your park.
What it costs depends on the size of the park and how much of it you want running. Ask me and you will get a straight number, not a quote process and not a sales call.
Tell me the name of your park and I will build you something to look at.