Comparison · on the record

A DIGIDECK alternative for hotel group sales.

Both platforms serve hotel sales teams. Here is where they differ, in facts: what the planner receives, how fast an RFP becomes a response, what the price is and where it is published, and where your data lives. DIGIDECK statements below are quoted from their own public materials; where their materials do not address something, we say so instead of guessing.

What the planner receives
CatchyProposalsA live proposal page on your property’s own domain — spaces, menus, the offer, and an interactive map — in a private room with open and view tracking.
DIGIDECK“Interactive, on-brand presentations.”DIGIDECK hospitality page, their wording
From RFP to response
CatchyProposalsRFP intake with automatic drafting: an incoming RFP becomes a reviewed draft in about 20 minutes, and a pre-send quality gate checks dollar amounts and property claims before a planner can see the page. For context, the average venue takes three to four days to answer an RFP (Cvent planner-sourcing research).
DIGIDECK“Build and send stunning, on-brand presentations in minutes.” Their published claim covers presentation building; ask them what the full RFP-to-response path looks like for your team.DIGIDECK hospitality page, their wording
Published price
CatchyProposals$3,500 per property, per year (founding rate), published in full on our pricing page — first brand skin and one cinematic property video included.
DIGIDECK“DIGIDECK uses a team-based pricing model tailored to your needs. Pricing is based on your team size, use case, and required product functionality.” A dollar figure is not part of their public FAQ — their sales team provides it.DIGIDECK public FAQ, their wording
Per-user math
CatchyProposalsUnlimited users and unlimited proposals on the platform plan, with no per-send fees. Seats appear only inside the optional Prospecting add-on — nowhere else on the platform.
DIGIDECKPer their FAQ, pricing “is based on your team size, use case, and required product functionality.”DIGIDECK public FAQ, their wording
Whose brand faces the planner
CatchyProposalsYours, never ours: your domain, your branded email, white-label throughout.
DIGIDECKNot addressed in their public FAQ — confirm with DIGIDECK.
Where your data lives
CatchyProposalsA dedicated private server per property — your data never leaves it.
DIGIDECKNot addressed in their public FAQ — confirm with DIGIDECK.

DIGIDECK quotes are from DIGIDECK's public FAQ and hospitality pages (thedigideck.com), retrieved July 2026; their materials may change — verify current details with them. DIGIDECK is a product of Sportsdigita; no affiliation with, or endorsement by, either is implied. CatchyProposals facts match our published pricing page and live product.

A fair read

Different products for different jobs.

CatchyProposals is built per property.

One property, one published annual price, one dedicated private server. The whole path from RFP intake to a planner-facing proposal page runs under your own domain and brand, with a pre-send quality gate and no per-seat platform math. See it as a planner would in the live demo proposal, then the full product walkthrough.

DIGIDECK describes an organization-wide presentation platform.

Their FAQ describes a product “built for teams and organizations, not individuals,” with a master deck library and a high-touch onboarding experience. If a centrally-managed presentation library across many properties and industries is your primary need, put both platforms in front of your workflow and judge on the answers.

Straight answers

Common questions.

Is CatchyProposals a replacement for DIGIDECK at a hotel?
If the job is answering group-business RFPs with a branded, priced, trackable proposal on your own domain, that is exactly what CatchyProposals is built for, at a published per-property annual price. DIGIDECK describes itself as built for teams and organizations managing presentations; if a corporate presentation library is your primary need, evaluate both against your workflow.
What does CatchyProposals cost?
$3,500 per property, per year at the founding rate, published in full on the pricing page. The first brand skin and one cinematic property video are included, and add-ons are optional and individually priced.
Do I pay per user or per proposal?
No. The platform plan carries unlimited users and unlimited proposals with no per-send fees. The only per-user charge anywhere on the platform is seats inside the optional Prospecting add-on.
Can I see the real output before talking to anyone?
Yes. Live demo proposals are public — open one and click through the map, menus, and offer exactly as a planner would.

Judge on the output, not the deck about the deck.

Open a live demo proposal, check the published price, and read how RFP response time actually works here. Add-ons like the property website with baked-in SEO and prospecting are optional and priced in the open.