Fill the quiet midweek.
Make a code for the nights you need filled — not every night.
Set the discount and how many guests can use it — then it stops itself. It can't cost more than you planned.
Midweek is quiet. You'd take $30 a night off to fill it — but not for everyone, and not forever.
So the discount becomes a price you change by hand on Tuesday and forget to change back on Sunday.
Meanwhile the booking sites discount your rooms and still take 15–20%. You end up cheaper on their site than on your own.
You set the discount, how many guests can use it, and the day it ends.
When the last one's claimed, the code closes. Ten guests can try at once — it still stops at your number.
It only works on your own site, so everyone who uses it books direct — and you keep the 15–20%.
Name, discount, limit, end date. About two minutes.
Into an email or a text, to a regular, or to the wedding party booking twelve rooms.
The discount comes off at checkout. No phone call, no price change.
The date passes or the last one's used — and the code stops working.
Make a code for the nights you need filled — not every night.
A private code for a regular — cheaper than paying to win them back.
It only works direct, so the discount goes to the guest instead of the commission.
A local business, a wedding party, a sports club — one code, one limit.
You set how many guests can use it and the day it ends. It stops itself at both.
The code drops straight into your email and text campaigns — one move, not two.
There are usually no codes at all, so a discount is a price you change by hand and have to remember to change back.
You get a code with a limit and an end date, built into the page already taking your direct bookings. It stops itself.
A $200 midweek night with a 15% code leaves you $170. The same night through a booking site leaves you $160–$170 — and they keep the guest's email.
Only if you want it to. Your room prices don't change, and a code is private — it only works on your own site.
You can't. Every code has a limit and an end date. Set it to fifty and it stops at fifty.
No. Codes are part of the booking page already taking your direct bookings. Making one takes about two minutes.
No. Your calendar keeps syncing across 100+ booking sites. Codes just win you more stays direct — the ones nobody takes a cut of.
We set your property, rates and rules up for you, free — and move everything across free on the yearly plan. You can run your first code in week one.
Keeping your calendar in sync across the booking sites costs about $250 a month on its own. Here it's included — with your booking page, payments, Xero and guest emails — from $500/mo per location.
All of it for $5,000 a year, that price held for life — and we move you across free. 30-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Book a demoThirteen subscriptions, about $2,060 a month, none of them talking to each other. Accommador is all of it in one login, from $500 AUD/mo per location.