Kiderr

For parents planning a party

Kiderr vs The Bash for Finding Party Vendors

The Bash books entertainment for all occasions; Kiderr specializes in children's parties, free to browse and contact vendors by city and category.

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The bottom line

The Bash is an event-entertainment booking site covering all occasions. Kiderr specializes in children's parties, is free for parents to browse and contact vendors, and is organized by city and party category with parent reviews and direct vendor contact.

The Bash (formerly GigMasters) books entertainment for events of every kind. Kiderr is built specifically for children's parties, so the categories, vendors and reviews are all kid-party focused.

Browse by your city and the exact service on Kiderr β€” a magician, a bounce house, a face painter β€” compare photos, pricing ranges and parent reviews, and contact the vendor directly, free.

Kiderr vs The Bash: for parents finding a vendor

Kiderr The Bash
Focus Children's parties only All event entertainment
Browse by kids-party category + city Yes Broad categories
Cost for the customer Free to browse and contact Free to browse; booking via platform
Contact vendor directly Yes Typically via the platform
Reviews Parent reviews on party vendors General event reviews

Why parents choose Kiderr over The Bash

Kiderr vs The Bash: frequently asked questions

Is Kiderr better for a kids' party than a general event site?βŒ„

For children's parties, yes β€” every Kiderr vendor and category is party-specific, so results are more relevant than a general event-booking site.

Does Kiderr charge parents?βŒ„

No, it's free to browse and contact vendors.

Find and book a kids' party vendor β€” free

Browse bounce houses, face painters, magicians and more by your city. See photos, pricing and parent reviews, and contact vendors directly.

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Comparison is based on publicly available information about each platform as of August 2026; features and terms are set by the respective companies and may change. Sources: thebash.com