Find your match
Pick your event type and Venueo maps the local businesses worth asking — the café with slow Saturdays, the studio with room to spare. On Venueo or not, they're all in reach.
For people who'd rather host than post
Your next pop-up is one proposal away.
You bring the crowd. A local shop brings the space. A local brand brings the product. Venueo makes the match — then writes the pitch for you.
Free to join. No card, no catch.
▪ Works on any business on the map — even ones not on Venueo yet.
POP-UP✶MAKER MARKET✶SUPPER CLUB✶CHARITY DRIVE✶BRAND ACTIVATION✶LAUNCH PARTY✶BOOK CLUB NIGHT✶RUN CLUB✶SAMPLE SALE✶WORKSHOP✶
Three parties · one threadon the mapSTEP 01 no blank pageSTEP 02 date lockedSTEP 03
How a collab comes together
Not you begging one business for a favor — three sides, each getting something real out of the same night.
Venueo writes the pitch
From your profile, your event details, and the deal you're proposing, Venueo drafts a friendly, human proposal — what happens, when, and what's in it for them. You edit, you approve, you hit send: email, in-app, or straight into a DM.
Co-host it
One thread instead of three cold-DM chains. Space confirmed, product sponsored, date locked — see you at the door.
The pitch, written for you
Watch it write the ask
Sample proposal — Maya, River Arts Studio & Canyon Soda are demo names. Yours is written from your real profile.
Pick your corner
Three ways in
Every event on Venueo is a triangle — someone hosts, someone opens their doors, someone stocks the table. Everyone leaves with something real.
Creators
Host it
You've got the crowd — 5k or 50k, what matters is they show up. Turn your feed into a front door. Venueo finds the space, the sponsor, and writes the ask.
Small businesses
Host it at your place
Slow Tuesdays? A creator's pop-up brings foot traffic you can count, content that tags your shop, and a written agreement up front — not an “exposure” pitch. Every proposal arrives with a checkable profile: real audience, real past events.
Local brands
Put your product in it
Skip the ad auction. Sample your product in front of a real crowd at a real event — the run-club playbook, without building the run club.
For a cause Running a charity drive? Every role above can host for a cause.
Where this is going
“If your community will show up for you in real life, it's one of the strongest signals that they'll follow you wherever you go next.”
— Becky Owen, Billion Dollar Boy, via Digiday
+0%
growth in creator-event ticket sales in 2025
0 in 0
attendees say they're likely to buy at a creator-hosted event
0×
the replies for personalized proposals vs. templates
SOURCES: IMF CREATOR-EVENTS REPORT (2025) · SALESCAPTAIN / SALESHANDY OUTREACH BENCHMARKS
The events are already happening. The hard part was always the ask.That's the part we built.
Fair questions
“Is anyone actually on this yet?”
Venueo doesn't need a network to be useful. It maps real local businesses (via Google's places data) and sends your proposal to any of them — on Venueo or not. Your next partner is already on the map.
“Won't an AI-written pitch sound fake?”
It's written from your profile, your event, and the deal you're actually proposing — then you edit every word before it sends.Personalized outreach gets up to 3× the replies of templates, and this exact move already works in the wild: a shop owner's AI-drafted friendly DM turned into a cross-promo and a Reel review.
“I own a shop — what's actually in it for me?”
Foot traffic on your slow days, content that tags your business, and a written agreement up front.Every proposal links to the sender's Venueo profile — audience, past events, socials — so you can check who's asking before you reply. No “exposure” offers.
“Isn't coordinating three parties chaos?”
The triangle comes pre-structured: the proposal states what each side gives and gets — host, space, sponsor — in one thread instead of three cold-DM chains.
“Is it free? What's the catch?”
Signing up is free — no card, no catch.Pricing gets announced plainly before launch; you'll never find it hidden three clicks deep.
“My following's small. Am I big enough for this?”
If your people show up, you're big enough. Proposals lead with engagement and fit, not follower count — a local 5k that turns out beats a distant 500k that scrolls past.
“I reached out to 50… I only heard back from 2.”Stop cold-DMing.
Stop cold-DMing.
Start co-hosting.
Free to join. No card, no catch.