Two guests, one week
A booking lands on one platform while another still shows the dates free. Someone has to be cancelled.
In progress
One calendar, across thirty-plus booking channels
Your place on Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and the rest, with a single calendar behind them so two guests can never take the same week.
Where this actually stands
We are putting the channel connection in place now, and the agreement behind it is being signed. It is not live yet. Everything below describes what it will do rather than what it does today, and if you are choosing a plan on the strength of it, ask us where it stands for your property type first — we will give you a straight answer.
Ask where it stands →Why it is worth doing
Running five calendars by hand is a job nobody wants
This part is not a promise. It is what owners running several platforms manually deal with every week.
Every change, five times
One price change, one blocked week, one rule — entered again on every platform.
The gaps nobody sees
Availability that did not update is a week that stays empty for no reason.
Hours that are not hospitality
Time spent on a calendar is time not spent on the guest, or on anything else.
How it will work
Four steps, once it is connected
01
Connect the channels
Link the platforms you already sell on, and the ones you do not yet.
02
One calendar
Every booking, wherever it came from, lands in the same place.
03
Changes travel
Block a week or move a price once, and the platforms follow.
04
See what works
Which channels bring the bookings, and which are not worth the effort.
The channels in scope
Where we are connecting to
The list we are working towards, not a list of live connections. Ask which ones are ready for your property type.
AirbnbBooking.comVrboExpediaTripAdvisorHotels.comAgodaHomeAwayGoogle Vacation RentalsYour own site
Worth listing now anyway
The listing, the agents and the valuation do not wait on any of this. Start there, and the channels are added to a property that is already earning.