We are new. Here is everything you can check.

The company

Bookend is a trading name of P1 Software LC. Not a brand with nobody behind it — a registered Georgia company with a filing you can pull up yourself.

Legal entity

P1 Software LC (“LC”, not “LLC” — that is how it reads on the filing)

Registered in

Fulton County, Georgia, formed July 4, 2026

State control number

26149697 — search it at the Georgia Secretary of State business register

Registered address

3150 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305, US

Reach a person

404-769-3232 · support@bookendpartners.com

The brand is younger than that filing suggests it should be, and we are not going to dress that up. What follows is the part that matters more than our age: where the money sits, what you are signing, and how to check a listing.

Who holds the money

Not us, and not you. Card payments run through Stripe, on a connected account in P1 Software LC's name. Guests pay Stripe, Stripe pays out. You never handle a guest's card details, you never hold their money, and there is no point in the flow where funds sit somewhere we could quietly empty.

Every booking carries a commission — it moves with the property and the dates, but it lands around 10–12% of what the guest pays. Your share comes out of that commission. It never comes out of the host's money, and nothing comes out of yours at any point. You are not invoiced, and there is no setup fee waiting to appear later.

What you are actually agreeing to

The whole agreement is published before you sign it, not after. The short version:

• No room block. You guarantee no rooms and eat no unsold ones. A block is a contract where you carry exactly that risk — this is the opposite of one. Here is how blocks actually work, if it is useful.
• No minimum, no term, no exclusivity. Nothing to hit, nothing to renew, and you can switch the page off whenever you want.
• You are not the merchant. You are not selling accommodation, not holding rooms and not carrying liability for a stay. The booking sits with the host or property manager, and the guest deals with them.
• Guests keep a real cancellation window. 90 days before check-in, fully refundable — a default a property may extend but can never quietly shorten below what the guest was shown at checkout.

Read them in full: partner agreement, property agreement, cancellation policy, privacy policy.

How to verify a listing without asking us

Fair question, and the answer is not “trust the page”. The properties on a Bookend stay page are real, currently-listed inventory from hosts and property managers — not stock photos, not placeholder rows. Check one the way a guest would:

1. Open your stay page and pick any property on it.
2. Search the property name. It exists elsewhere, at that address, with the same photos.
3. Compare the review count and rating against what you find. We publish both, per property, precisely so they can be checked.
4. Check the distance. Every listing shows its own distance to your venue, so nobody clicking through from your site ends up somewhere they did not expect.

If a property on your page does not stand up to that, tell us and it comes off. That is a standing commitment, not a customer-service line.

What we do, in one paragraph

People travelling to your event book somewhere to stay regardless — and today none of that revenue comes back to you. Bookend builds your event a stay page, fills it with real lodging around your venue, and pays you a share of everything booked through it. It is free to set up, there is nothing for you to run, and nothing about how you operate has to change. The numbers behind that are published with their method, and the calculators are free and need no account.

Still not sure

That is a reasonable place to be with a company this new, and the fix is a conversation rather than another page. Call 404-769-3232, or email support@bookendpartners.com and ask us anything you would want answered before you put your visitors through us.