Planning Event Budgets Since 2019

We started because we saw event organizers struggling with spreadsheets and unclear cost projections. Now we help teams across Bulgaria plan budgets that actually work.

Based in Razlog, serving events throughout Bulgaria

How We Got Started

Back in 2018, Stefan was managing a music festival near Sofia. The budget was a mess—costs kept popping up that nobody had accounted for. Sound system rental? More expensive than expected. Permits? Three separate fees nobody knew about.

He spent weeks rebuilding the budget from scratch, talking to vendors, checking actual prices. That festival ended up breaking even instead of losing money. Friends organizing other events asked for help. By early 2019, we had a small team doing this full-time.

Today we work with around 40 events per year. Corporate conferences, weddings, community festivals. Each one has different budget challenges, but the core issue is usually the same—people underestimate costs or don't track them properly.

Event planning workspace with budget documents and laptops
217
Events Budgeted

From 50-person workshops to 2,000-person conferences between 2019 and early 2025

18%
Average Savings

Typical cost reduction through better vendor negotiations and avoiding duplicate expenses

6.2
Week Timeline

Average time from first meeting to delivering complete budget breakdown

Our Budget Planning Process

We've refined this over hundreds of events. It's straightforward but thorough—no unnecessary steps.

1

Initial Scope Meeting

We talk through your event details—venue size, expected attendance, what's included. Takes about 90 minutes. You tell us what you know, we ask about things people often forget.

2

Vendor Research Phase

We contact actual vendors with your specifications and get real quotes. Not estimates—actual numbers. This usually takes 4-5 days depending on how many vendors need to respond.

3

Budget Draft Assembly

We build the complete budget with line items, vendor contacts, payment schedules. Everything's in a spreadsheet you can actually use and modify. Includes 10-15% contingency buffer.

4

Review and Adjustment

You review, ask questions, request changes. We typically do 2-3 rounds of revisions. Most clients want to see different scenarios—what if attendance is higher, what if we cut certain features.

Who Works on Your Budget

Small team. Everyone handles client projects directly. No layers of management.

Stefan Dimitrov reviewing event budget documents

Stefan Dimitrov

Founder & Lead Budget Planner

Started this in 2019 after managing festival budgets for three years. Handles complex multi-day events and corporate conferences. Responds to emails within 24 hours, usually faster.

Team meeting discussing event budget planning strategies

What Matters to Us

Real Numbers Only

We don't use generic estimates. Every cost in your budget comes from an actual vendor quote or documented past expense. If we can't verify a number, we tell you that.

Transparent Pricing

Our fee is a fixed percentage of your total event budget—between 3% and 5% depending on complexity. No hidden charges. You know exactly what you're paying before we start.

Available When Needed

Events don't happen on a 9-to-5 schedule. We're reachable evenings and weekends when things get busy. Response time matters when you're managing vendors and deadlines.

Planning an Event in 2025?

We're booking projects for fall 2025 and early 2026. Initial consultation takes about an hour and helps us understand if we're a good fit for your event.

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