The new service is currently active in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and London, with Chicago and Atlanta slated for inclusion by year-end. Following these launches, the marketplace plans to expand into Washington D.C., Miami, Toronto, Dallas, San Diego, Seattle, Austin, Denver, and Houston. The company anticipates adding over one thousand venues to this category in the coming months.

"We wanted to take the guesswork out of party planning," said Rony Chammas, founder and chief growth officer at Peerspace. "All Inclusive Venues allow guests to lock in their space, food, drinks, and staff in a single booking with clear, upfront pricing." For venue owners, the model offers a way to capture new demand from corporate and production clients without the burden of ongoing listing fees. Since its founding in 2014, the platform has surpassed $800 million in total booking value, connecting users with over 50,000 unique spaces worldwide.