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.