Accommodation
- Everything in Business
- Rooms
- Seasonal rates
- Minimum stay
- Add-ons across resource types
- Booking.com and Airbnb sync
A guest from a portal costs you commission. A guest who booked directly with you does not. The difference is the whole margin — provided the two channels never collide.
Portals pull calendars in hours, not seconds. If a direct booking for your last free room lands inside that window, the guest from the portal gets a confirmation for a room you no longer have — and an apology will not settle that.
Booking.com and Airbnb see your availability and you see theirs. We pull their calendars every minute and rebuild our feed the moment a booking changes — when the portal fetches it is up to the portal.
The system will not confirm it on its own — it waits for your word. It is the only safeguard against a double booking from outside while the portal has yet to catch up.
When a portal stops answering you hear about it straight away. Not from an angry guest at the desk.
A different rate in season, a minimum number of nights and a discount for longer stays are all included, not extras.
A guest books a room and a massage together, on one booking with one total.

Pick an arrival and a departure and watch how nights, add-ons and the long-stay discount add up. It is a live demo business.
Click inside the widget on the left…
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The Accommodation plan at €29 a month. One commission on a single weekend stay is usually more.
Over iCal, both ways. We pull their availability every minute and rebuild our feed the moment a booking changes. When the portal fetches it is up to the portal — usually hours, which is exactly why the system waits for your confirmation on the last free room.
The system does not confirm it on its own; it marks it as waiting for you. You decide — inside that window the portal may not yet know the room has gone.
No. There is no payment gateway and the system collects nothing — you settle payment with the guest yourselves, as you do now. What the system does is show the total and send the confirmation.