Product comparison · Linkvoy and Aisle Planner
Choose between two wedding-led product boundaries.
Aisle Planner offers a broad specialist event suite with design, seating, websites, signing, and payments. Linkvoy focuses the path from inquiry and booking readiness into an operational event workspace and controlled client portal.
Start with the decision
Decide how broad the planning platform needs to be.
Both products address wedding work. The practical difference is the specialist scope and operating model your studio needs today.
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Run specialist planning in one suite
Assess whether design boards, layouts, seating, guest communication, event websites, signing, and payments must be native.
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Control the commercial handoff
Compare how leads, proposals, contract/payment evidence, booking readiness, and active event work relate.
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Collaborate without exposing everything
Review client, vendor, and team assignments alongside the visibility controls each operating model provides.
Side by side
Compare the workflow depth behind each platform.
Aisle Planner currently advertises a broader specialist toolset. Linkvoy makes a narrower set of connected operating commitments.
Commercial workflow
Lead to event transition
- Linkvoy · Explicit booking-readiness handoff
- Inquiry and lead records move through proposal, contract evidence, invoice/payment evidence, and readiness before event creation.
- Aisle Planner · Sales and project suite
- Aisle Planner advertises lead, proposal, contract, invoice, payment, business, and project-management tools.
Signing and payment
- Linkvoy · Evidence from external providers
- Linkvoy shares and records the commercial documents but leaves legal signing and planner-client payment processing outside the platform.
- Aisle Planner · Native commercial completion
- Aisle Planner advertises electronic contracts, invoices, and online payments as part of its sales toolset.
Capacity structure
- Linkvoy · One lifetime or active-event limits
- Free includes one lifetime event; Starter, Studio, and Agency include 3, 15, and 50 active events.
- Aisle Planner · Sales-only and active-project tiers
- Aisle Planner advertises Sales Essentials plus full planning tiers based on active-project bands.
Planning depth
Core event operations
- Linkvoy · Connected operational workspace
- Schedule, budget, vendors, guests, files, tasks, client inputs, and internal context stay attached to the event.
- Aisle Planner · Broad event project suite
- Aisle Planner advertises checklists, timelines, budgets, calendars, vendors, files, guests, notes, and templates.
Design and guest production
- Linkvoy · Focused records, specialist tools remain
- Linkvoy does not currently claim design boards, floorplans, seating design, event websites, or native RSVP messaging.
- Aisle Planner · Specialist tools included
- Aisle Planner advertises design, layout, seating, guest communication, RSVP, and event-website capabilities.
Reusable process
- Linkvoy · Editable workflow templates
- Checklist, timeline, questionnaire, communication, and planning templates provide a repeatable starting point.
- Aisle Planner · Project templates and presets
- Aisle Planner advertises reusable project, checklist, budget, and timeline templates for recurring event types.
Collaboration and client experience
Client portal
- Linkvoy · Selected event information
- The portal shares selected tasks, dates, files, questionnaires, and booking context while internal work remains controlled.
- Aisle Planner · Branded collaborative portal
- Aisle Planner advertises client access to assigned tasks, deadlines, files, reminders, updates, and comments with visibility controls.
Assignments
- Linkvoy · Team and client work in event context
- Planning items and client inputs remain connected to the internal event record and its visibility boundary.
- Aisle Planner · Client, vendor, and team assignments
- Aisle Planner advertises task assignment and collaboration across clients, vendors, and team members.
Trial and evaluation
- Linkvoy · Free event before paid capacity
- A Linkvoy workspace can operate one lifetime event on Free before choosing paid active-event capacity.
- Aisle Planner · Time-limited trial
- Aisle Planner advertises a 30-day trial requiring a credit card and a discount for annual billing.
Honest tradeoffs
The specialist scope is the central tradeoff.
Aisle Planner currently covers more specialist wedding-production surfaces; Linkvoy intentionally keeps a tighter operating boundary.
Specialist planning breadth
Linkvoy
Linkvoy connects the operational records it supports and leaves design, seating, event websites, RSVP messaging, signing, and payment processing outside its current claims.
The alternative
Aisle Planner advertises those specialist planning and commercial capabilities inside its broader suite.
Commercial-to-delivery handoff
Linkvoy
Booking readiness explicitly connects proposal, contract evidence, and payment evidence to event creation.
The alternative
Aisle Planner combines sales, business, project, and collaboration tools in one wedding/event platform.
Plan selection
Linkvoy
The decision begins with one lifetime event on Free, then paid active-event capacity.
The alternative
The decision begins with a sales-only tier or a full planning tier sized by active-project band.
Choose for fit
Choose based on the capabilities you require now.
Both products are wedding-led. The choice depends on whether specialist suite breadth or a focused operating flow matters more.
Choose Linkvoy when
Your team wants a focused commercial-to-event operating model and can retain specialist external providers.
- Booking readiness should control when event work begins.
- Event, guest, vendor, budget, file, task, and portal context should share one record model.
- You do not require native seating design, event websites, electronic signatures, or payment processing.
Choose Aisle Planner when
Your team needs a broader specialist wedding and event suite inside one product today.
- Design boards, layouts, seating, guest communication, RSVP, or event websites are required.
- Electronic contracts and online payment collection should be native.
- A mature project and client collaboration suite matches the process you already operate.
Evaluation questions
Questions to answer before choosing a platform.
Confirm current plan details and test the workflows that would be hardest for your studio to replace.
Does Linkvoy currently match every Aisle Planner feature?
No. Aisle Planner advertises specialist capabilities such as design tools, layouts, seating, event websites, RSVP/guest communication, electronic signatures, and online payments that Linkvoy does not currently claim.
Do both products provide a client portal?
Yes. Both advertise controlled client-facing collaboration. Compare the specific records, assignments, notifications, and planning tools each portal exposes for your workflow.
How do the public capacity models differ?
Linkvoy publishes one lifetime event on Free and paid tiers with 3, 15, or 50 active events. Aisle Planner publishes a sales-only plan and full planning tiers based on active-project bands.
Can this page replace a hands-on trial?
No. Verify the latest product and pricing details, then test a real inquiry, booking, planning, and client-collaboration workflow in each product.
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