FAQ Topic
Experiences and Booking
Answer-first summary
How LandShop experiences, RSVP, paid booking, and organizer payouts work.
- What counts as an experience on LandShop?
- Experiences are public-facing things to do, attend, stay at, or book on land. That can include workshops, farm dinners, U-pick days, concerts, retreats, venue rentals, and stay-linked inventory.
- What is the difference between RSVP and Pay?
- RSVP experiences confirm attendance on LandShop without collecting payment. Pay experiences use either native LandShop checkout or an organizer's external booking flow, depending on how the organizer configured the experience.
Detailed answers and references below.
What counts as an experience on LandShop?
Experiences are public-facing things to do, attend, stay at, or book on land. That can include workshops, farm dinners, U-pick days, concerts, retreats, venue rentals, and stay-linked inventory.
What is the difference between RSVP and Pay?
RSVP experiences confirm attendance on LandShop without collecting payment. Pay experiences use either native LandShop checkout or an organizer's external booking flow, depending on how the organizer configured the experience.
How do organizers get paid?
For native paid experiences and supported listing bookings, LandShop uses Stripe Connect so the organizer receives funds through their connected payout account.
Can community events still exist without being experiences?
Yes. Community events are the meetup and network layer. Experiences is the consumer-facing discovery and booking layer. Some events can appear in both places, but they do not have to.