Attribution
Most wineries can see when a reservation lands. Few can see which channel created it. VineSeat traces every booking back to its source — across your website, email, the distribution network, and OTAs — so marketing moves from guesswork to evidence.
Bookings by channel
this monthYour website
NapaValley.com
The marketing blind spot
You ran a campaign, the bookings came in — but which ones came from the campaign? Most reservation tools record the booking and lose the trail. So every spend decision is a guess, and the channels quietly carrying you look the same as the ones that aren't.
If you can't name the source, you're budgeting blind.
Other tools
Booking #1042
4 guests · $260
With VineSeat
VS-7K3M2P
4 guests · $260
Traced end to end
Because discovery, booking, and payment all happen inside VineSeat, the source rides along the whole way — it doesn't get dropped at a third-party checkout.
A guest finds you on a channel — your site, an email, the network, an OTA.
The source is captured the moment they start booking.
They complete the reservation without losing the trail.
The booking — and its revenue — is tagged to that source.
Bookings by channel · this month
$24,000 totalRevenue by channel
See every channel side by side — your website, email, the distribution network, affiliate partners, and OTAs — ranked by the only numbers that matter: completed bookings and the revenue behind them.
Built in, not bolted on
Pixels and UTMs guess, then break the moment a booking crosses to a third-party page or a cookie expires. VineSeat records the source on the reservation itself — so it holds up even when the booking comes through the network or an OTA, the exact moments pixel tracking gives up.
Pixels & UTMs
Breaks at checkoutVineSeat · first-party
Held on the recordWhen a partner channel earns a booking, you can see it — which is exactly why a performance-based network can be trusted. Source tracking and the distribution network are two halves of the same idea.
We'll walk through the channel report with your experiences and your channels — not a generic dashboard.