Superspace
Booking software for studios, venues and rooms in Nigeria
Productivity·Operations & Logistics
What is Superspace?
Superspace is booking and management software for businesses across Nigeria that rent out space by the hour or the day: photo, recording and podcast studios, event centres and halls, restaurants with private dining rooms, meeting and training rooms, and wellness spaces. Each business gets a Showcase, a branded booking page with live availability, photos and rates for every space. Customers pick their hours, add extras and pay in naira when they book. Every booking from online, phone, DM or front desk lands in one calendar, and insights show revenue and utilisation by space. Free to start for up to 10 spaces, flat monthly plans after that, no commission on bookings.
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