The project
Bodas
Bodas.com is the wedding planning platform for couples and vendors — discover wedding professionals, get live quotes, sign contracts and plan every step from one premium workspace.
What it does
Built to run in production.
Curated vendor marketplace
Photographers, venues, florists, planners — vetted and matched by style and budget.
Live quote engine
Real prices, real availability — no more email back-and-forth for weeks.
Couple workspace
Guest list, timeline, payments and decisions, all from one private workspace.
Vendor CRM
Inbound leads, calendars and contracts in one professional console for the wedding industry.
How it compares
Bodas.com against the alternatives, category by category
Every wedding business compares the same categories — the dominant directory, the US suites, registry-first platforms and studio CRMs. Here is where an operated wedding platform fits against each one. Vendor figures come from the September 2026 snapshot behind the comparisons below.
Bodas.com vs the dominant directory (Bodas.net)
Bodas.net is Spain’s default discovery layer — 65,000+ vendors (its own claim), verified couple reviews and regional Wedding Awards, owned by The Knot Worldwide since zankyou.es now serves its vendor pages. For discovery it works — but the model is vendors paying for visibility and every contact funnels back into “request a quote”: no shared state, no live pricing, and weeks of email before a couple sees a real number. Bodas.com competes on exactly what a directory doesn’t do: live quotes from real availability, and contracts and planning sharing one state so nobody re-types anything.
Bodas.com vs the US suites (The Knot / WeddingWire)
The Knot and WeddingWire — same parent company, TKWW — claim 15M monthly unique visitors, 9M vendor leads a year and ~4M couple reviews. Basic listings are free, but paid tiers — reported from ~$125/month to $1,000+/month in competitive metros — rank higher: the vendor is the paying customer and the couple is the audience. Bodas.com runs the opposite model: one operated workspace where couples and vendors plan in the same state, and marketplace trust is monitored daily rather than sold as placement.
Bodas.com vs registry-first platforms (Zola)
Zola’s core revenue is registry commissions; its marketplace adds premium placement on top of a discovery audience skewed toward couples already living inside Zola. That is strong if your target couple starts there — and structurally limited if they don’t. Bodas.com is built for the market where planning, quotes and vendor management are the product, not an add-on to a gift registry.
Bodas.com vs studio CRMs (HoneyBook, Dubsado)
HoneyBook and Dubsado are the default back-office CRMs for solo wedding planners — but HoneyBook only onboards businesses based in the US, Canada, the UK or Australia (Spain sits in its own “we’re not in your country yet” flow, verified September 2026), and Dubsado runs $35–55/month in USD plus $10/brand and $25–60/user beyond three users. Both manage one studio’s clients; neither operates the marketplace itself. Bodas.com is the platform layer above that: couples and vendors share live quotes, contracts and planning in one state.
The pattern across all four: directories sell visibility, US suites monetize placement, registries monetize gifts and studio CRMs manage one desk at a time — nobody else operates the whole flow. Digging into the studio-CRM layer specifically: our wedding planner CRM guide is the 2026 buyer's checklist for HoneyBook, Dubsado and Aisle Planner, and the CRM for wedding vendors guide separates management software from the demand layer that actually brings couples in. If your shortlist mixes categories, start from the full wedding vendor platform comparison or the HoneyBook vs Dubsado head-to-head — both with verified 2026 pricing — or book a demo and we will place Bodas.com against your specific shortlist.
FAQ
What operators ask before they sign.
Why is Bodas.com positioned as a platform and not just a directory?
Because directories don't operate weddings — platforms do. Bodas.com brings discovery, live quotes, contracts and planning into a single workspace ZUI operates end-to-end. Couples and vendors share state in real time; nobody re-types anything; nobody chases anyone over email for three weeks.
Who is behind Bodas.com?
ZUI Technology S.L., a Spanish technology company of engineers, designers and operators. Every product in the ZUI universe runs in production with real customers and real revenue on the line — we don't ship demos, we ship systems we operate ourselves. Bodas.com is one of the consumer-scale products of the universe.
What level of support does ZUI provide to wedding vendors on the platform?
Direct access to the team that built the product — not an outsourced call center. Each customer joins a shared channel with the product team. Custom SLA tiers negotiated by volume; named engineers accountable, not ticket queues.
Is ZUI a long-term partner for the wedding industry?
ZUI doesn't sell hours — it sells systems that keep performing year after year. The relationship starts with one product and grows: clients add more pieces of the ZUI universe (CRM, automation, email, infra) as they scale, with one accountable partner across the whole stack.
How are couples and vendors protected on the platform?
Verified vendors, transparent live pricing, contract templates that work for both sides, and ZUI's operational team monitoring marketplace health every day. Trust is the product, not a feature.
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