Booking page
Your rates, your rooms, no commission, on a page built to load on island mobile data.
What it does
Every part below is in the product today. Nothing here is a roadmap.
The rack
The screen the front desk lives on. Bookings sit where they belong, a maintenance close-out looks different from a guest, and the gap in next Tuesday is a gap you can see rather than one you find out about.
It is built to be read on a phone at the desk, not just on a laptop in an office.
Money
Room nights, extras, restaurant orders, excursions and payments on one bill. The balance is recomputed from the lines every night and anything that has drifted is reported rather than quietly corrected.
Refunds, part-payments and split bills are ordinary operations, not workarounds.
And the rest
Every module is off until it earns its place. Nothing you do not use is on a screen you do.
Your rates, your rooms, no commission, on a page built to load on island mobile data.
A whole site on your own domain, written from what you already entered, in four themes.
A daily board per property, generated at six local time, built for a phone and a bad connection.
Orders, dockets and a till that posts straight onto the guest's folio.
Rates and availability out, reservations back, with a poll behind the webhooks so a dropped one is not an overbooking.
A documented REST API with scoped keys, for when something else needs to know.
Yes, and that is not an afterthought. The housekeeping board and the till are built for a thumb first, and the rack is readable on a phone at the desk.
It is yours and it exports in one click, in a format a spreadsheet opens.
We do not hold data hostage to keep a subscription.
No. Direct bookings through your own page cost you nothing per booking — that is the entire reason the page exists.
No. It is built for guesthouses and small hotels, and it is better for being narrow about that.
The free plan is a real plan, not a trial with the useful parts removed.