Less maybe. More there.

Make plans.
Not excuses.

Turn the group chat’s “I’m in” into a real commitment. Set a small stake, invite your friends, and get it back when you show up.

Start with $0 stakes. Keep the friendship, lose the flaking.

ShowUp hero

The new RSVP

“I’m in” means something.

Our promise to your group

Zero-stakes optionHost-verified check-insClear rules before you commit

01 / The commitment layer

Your chat makes plans.
ShowUp makes them stick.

For weekly runs, game nights, birthday dinners, and the trip that’s been “happening soon” for six months.

$5–$25

Small stake. Real intention.

Or skip the cash entirely. Soft mode uses points so even your most casual plans can have a little accountability.

01

Put a plan on the table

Pick the time, place, and stake. Drop the invite link into the group chat. Friends join ShowUp to commit.

02

Turn yes into a commitment

Everyone sees the same rules before joining. No scrolling through 80 messages to find out who’s actually coming.

03

Show up. Settle up.

Check in by location or the host’s tap. Attendees get their stakes back; forfeited stakes become a shared pot, less the platform fee.

02 / A little friendly accountability

Bring receipts to the group chat.

Shareable Flake Reports make the pattern visible. Reliability Scores celebrate the friends who follow through. Monthly recaps turn your plans into a social-life highlight reel.

More memories.
Fewer “sorry, can’t make it.”

Built for the organizer who’s tired of doing all the chasing.

03 / Pick your level of commitment

Start casual. Get consistent.

$0-stakes mode lowers the barrier. Paid stakes use a proposed 5–8% fee on forfeited pots only; availability and final terms will be confirmed before payment.

Free

For individuals getting started

$0/month

  • 1 workspace
  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
Get Started

Planning a weekly league or club? Recurring-plan templates are planned for Premium. No unannounced price or launch date promised.

Good friends.
Clear ground rules.

The next plan starts here

Be the group that actually goes.

Run club, game night, dinner crew. Give your next “we should” somewhere to land.

Start your group