The app has seven distinct user groups: Event Owners are individuals or companies planning unlimited events. Pro Planners are licensed event planning companies. Performers include stage professionals such as DJs, musicians, dancers, acrobats, or magicians. Vendors provide non-stage services like catering, décor, bartending, and photography. Venue Providers are individuals or businesses offering spaces for events. Influencers are content creators or public figures available for brand collaborations or event appearances. Party Seekers are attendees who purchase tickets when events are open to the public.

The system scans profiles using the given service provider information when an event is created. A performer or vendor receives a notification and decides whether to submit a bid. The bid includes pricing and service details. Organizers see complete profiles only once a bid is placed. They review offers, add selected ones to their event basket, and confirm payment. After payment, only accepted providers remain attached to the event.

All payments go into Someone’s Plan’s escrow system. Providers only get paid once the event is completed. Organizers gain peace of mind because services are guaranteed, while providers know funds are secured before the event begins. Someone’s Plan reviews the case and releases payment fairly if disputes arise.

Someone’s Plan does not allow manual searching or browsing. Providers appear only after they bid, which keeps the process fair and prevents random spam. The platform combines all roles—organizers, providers, influencers, venues, and attendees—inside one integrated structure. Communication, payment, and reputation all stay in one place. In short: create, match, pay, chat, perform, and review.