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Stores reservations and guest communication: In a centralized reservation database, your vacation rental software pulls in all reservations from all of your connected channels so you can see everything in one place. You can enter new reservations, modify existing ones, and send messages to guests within the same interface.
Connects your property to online booking sites: Vacation rental software usually includes channel manager functionality, which enables connections between your system and booking channels like Airbnb and Booking.com. In addition, the software can power your own website and allow guests to book direct reservations online - with no coding expertise needed.
Manages accounting and reporting: Stay on top of your finances, collect payment and deposits, and run custom reports that slice and dice your data so you can gain the most insight into your performance.
Streamlines operations through automation and centralization. Offload manual tasks, like sending check-in instructions, and use the power of automation to let your vacation rental software do the heavy lifting. Similarly, the channel management module can automatically update rates and availability on all your third-party sites, so you can spend more time focusing on your guests.
Increases revenue by unlocking new sales channels and revenue streams. If you’re only listed on Airbnb, then you’re likely missing out on potential reservations from other vacation rental sites. In addition, you’ll want to have a direct booking option so guests can book with you directly, commission-free. Vacation rental software can give your property more visibility, which can help boost occupancy and revenue.
Booking calendar: See all of your reservations in one place with options to organize them by date, unit, channel, payment status, and more.
Reservation management: Create, edit, and cancel reservations to ensure you have accurate guest details and availability at all times.
Guest communication: Send and reply to messages from one unified inbox, plus configure automated messages that contain check-in instructions, answers to FAQs, and special offers.
Website builder: Make direct bookings possible by publishing a fully customizable, branded website that allows guests to learn about your property and reserve a stay online.
Accounting tools: Run your business like a pro with sophisticated accounting features that ensure you collect the right balances from guests and remit taxes and commissions accurately.
Payment processor: Charge payments and deposits (and even automate your payment schedules) with an integrated payment processor.
Reporting: Monitor performance through customized reports and dashboards that track metrics like occupancy, RevPAR, and guest review scores.
Channel management: Connect your rates, availability, and content to online travel agencies like Airbnb, Booking.com, and Vrbo so you can advertise your property to more potential guests.
Integrations: Maximize the functionality of your vacation rental software by connecting it to complementary third-party apps, such as MailChimp, PriceLabs, Zapier, RemoteLock, and Duve.
Vacation rental software generally comes with a monthly fee, and the fee is variable depending on how many units you manage. Small-scale hosts with one or two units can find inexpensive vacation rental software for around $20 per month; however, some cheaper plans come with a booking fee that takes a few percentage points out of each reservation. Professional hosts will pay around $100 for 20 units or closer to $1000 per month for 100 units, and, at this scale, there are usually no booking fees. In addition to the monthly software fee, hosts pay payment processing fees, which are 2-3% of transaction value.
Setting up your vacation rental software is generally a painless process, and you can be up and running in no more than a couple of days. The first step is to create an account with the software vendor you chose, and follow their onboarding steps. You’ll usually need to enter some details about your property, policies, and contact info. Next, you can build your website or configure a booking engine that you can embed on your own website. This module allows guests to book reservations online with you directly. You’ll need to upload photos, enter your property descriptions, and load prices. In addition to your own website, you can connect your vacation rental software to third-party channels, like Airbnb and Vrbo. If you already have listings on those channels, you can simply connect them to enable the flow of rates, availability, content, and reservations. If you don’t have listings yet, you can publish new ones at this point.
The last steps to complete before accepting new reservations include setting up your payment processor so you can charge credit cards, creating any automated messages you want to send to guests, configuring integrations with other apps, such as smart locks or dynamic pricing systems, and inviting other users to the system who help you host.
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