Loop It · tables

Short on tables? Loop it.

Keep a table booking moving even when your warehouse is short. Post the size, style, quantity, date, and fulfillment terms so nearby vendors can respond.

Post. Match. Fulfill. Get paid.

  1. Post what you're missing. Item, quantity, event date, pickup or delivery, and what you're offering to pay.
  2. Get matched. Loop It surfaces nearby rental companies with that item available on that date, ranked by fit and reliability — not just the cheapest.
  3. Accept and fulfill. Contact details unlock once a vendor accepts. One vendor stays accountable to the customer.
  4. Get paid automatically. Payment is held and released to the fulfilling vendor when the delivery photo is uploaded. No invoicing the other vendor. No chasing.

Free to join. You pay only when a Loop completes.

Joining the network, listing inventory, and posting requests: free.

When a Loop completes, PartyLoop keeps 7% of the fulfiller's payout.

Priority Access Network ($14.99/mo) waives the 7% and gives you 5-minute early visibility on new requests.

How Loop It tables works

Keep a table booking moving even when your warehouse is short. Post the size, style, quantity, date, and fulfillment terms so nearby vendors can respond. Post the request with the operational details that affect a real match, then review responses from nearby approved vendors. Contact details remain private until a request is accepted. Loop It is designed for rental companies that need a practical way to cover a shortfall while protecting the customer relationship.

Frequently asked questions

What table details should I include?

Include table type, dimensions, quantity, event date, and whether you need delivery or vendor pickup. Clear details help vendors confirm a useful match.

Can I request several table sizes together?

Yes. Describe each required size and quantity in the request so the fulfilling vendor can confirm what it can provide.

Can idle tables earn money through Loop It?

Yes. Approved vendors can list available tables, set preferences and minimum payouts, and accept matching opportunities.