Transport
Requesting transport for an animal
Compare approved transporters, ask one for a quote, then pay, track the trip, and confirm delivery when your animals arrive.PopularYour transporter dashboard: opportunities, bids, and jobs
Find open transport jobs that match your profile, bid on them, move hired trips through pickup and delivery, and know when you are paid.PopularBecoming a transporter on Creatures
Verify your identity and phone, then apply from Become a Transporter with your service area, rates and a photo of your rig.Some readersAnswering a transport quote request
Find the quote requests buyers send from your transporter profile, price the trip with the suggested quote, and send it or turn it down.Few readers
Boarding
Listing a boarding service
Create a boarding service with your monthly rate per animal, screening and photos, save it as a draft, then publish it from your dashboard.PopularManaging your boarding business
Pause or reopen a boarding service, review applications, and see your customers, monthly revenue and commitments in one place.Some readersBoarding your animals with a provider
Compare boarding services, apply when a provider asks for approval, check the full monthly cost, and manage or cancel your subscription.Some readersOffering boarding with an animal you sell
Let buyers leave the animal with you after the sale: attach your boarding service to the listing, make it required or optional, add free months.Few readers
Booking
Booking a tour, class, or farm visit
Find an experience, choose guests and a time, see the full total, then pay, use your balance, or send a request the host approves.Few readersCreating a bookable offering: tours, classes, and appointments
Answer a few setup questions, check the plain-words summary, set price, payment and cancellation, then publish a tour, class or visit.Few readersSharing and embedding your bookable offering on your website
Share one active offering with a direct link, a Book now button, or an embed, or keep it for people you send the link to.Few readersTaking bookings: requests, guest lists, and payments at the visit
Keep offerings open, approve requests or send quotes, see who is coming, check guests in, and record money paid at the visit.Few readersYour booking page: one link for everything you offer
Share one public page that lists all your bookable tours, classes and visits, and check how it looks to visitors.Few readersYour booking: ticket, messages, changes, and cancellations
Open your booking to show your ticket, message the host, add it to your calendar, add guests, change the time, or cancel for a refund.Few readersYour booking team, vehicles, animals, and time off
Add the people who run your experiences and the vehicles or animals that seat guests, then add time off so nobody is double-booked.Few readersCreating promo codes for your bookings
Make a code that takes a percent or dollar amount off a booking, choose which offerings and dates it covers, and turn it off later.Few readersShowing your experiences on your website
Add a Booking section and an Experiences page to your Creatures website so visitors can see your tours and classes and book them.Few readersChanging a booked time: spots, moves, and cancellations
Change the spots on one time, run a small session anyway, move everyone for weather, reschedule one booking, or cancel and refund.Few readersChecking guests in with your phone
Scan guests' ticket codes at the gate, find bookings by name, collect what's due, and share a temporary check-in link with gate staff.Few readers
