For Wineries

Your tasting room, full on a Tuesday.

XLNT Events fills your slow nights with guests who already committed — and already paid.

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You pour for walk-ins and hope. Wine dinners take weeks to organize, and an empty event costs you staff, open bottles, and a quiet room.

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  • Demand before you open a bottle

    Nights are proposed and backed by locals first. You say yes to events with committed headcounts — never to a gamble.

  • Wine dinners without the production

    Get cast alongside local chefs and musicians. Pairing dinner, harvest night, barrel tasting — the app handles invites, seats, and money.

  • Your winery becomes a destination

    A media-rich profile — your room, your labels, your reviews from real nights — that books directly. No website update ever again.

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  1. A neighbor floats "Paired: five courses, five wines"

    Locals back it and shape the pairings. You watch demand gather before committing anything.

  2. You're cast, terms in writing

    Pour fee, bottle minimums, headcount range, answer-by date — agreed in-app, frozen at booking.

  3. The night launches when it's real

    Seats confirm, payment captures, doors open.

  4. One settlement, itemized

    Your payout lands itemized. Reviews from the actual guests join your profile.

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Membership
Free, forever
Supplier fee
8%, published
Ads & pay-to-rank
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A 24-seat pairing dinner at $100/seat

You receive $2,208

of $2,400, after the 8% supplier fee — shown before you accept, binding when you do.

  • Eventbrite sells your tickets

    XLNT proves demand first — then sells, then produces, then settles.

  • Tasting-room platforms book pours

    XLNT books experiences: your room, a chef, a string trio, one night.

  • Agencies take 15–20%, opaquely

    Our supplier fee is 8%, published, and your net is always shown first.

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Launching in Santa Clara County — Gilroy first. Membership is free forever. Attendees pay a visible 4% service fee; suppliers pay 8%, published.

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