Guests come back without you paying to find them.
No ad spend, no commission — just an email to someone who already liked it here.
Every guest who's stayed is already on your list. One email brings them back — direct, no commission.
You paid to win that guest once — the ad, the click, the commission. Then they check out and you never speak to them again.
Next time they need a room they start on Booking.com. You pay 15–20% to win back a guest you already had.
You know you should email them. But the list is half a spreadsheet, half your memory — so you never do.
Every booking adds the guest automatically, duplicates merged. You never type a name in.
Pick who to reach — everyone who's stayed, last summer's guests, one property. Start from a template, add your offer, send.
They tap through to your own booking page and book direct. You see which email did it.
Every booking — yours or from any of the 100+ booking sites — adds the guest, duplicates merged.
Everyone who's stayed, last summer's guests, one property — straight off real booking history.
Start from a template, drop in your offer, hit send. It goes out in your name, not a generic blast.
Guests book direct on your own page — and you see which email brought them.
No ad spend, no commission — just an email to someone who already liked it here.
Every booking adds the guest and merges duplicates, while you sleep.
Choose by who stayed, when and where — so the offer fits.
Templates carry your name, colours and photos — not a generic blast.
Bookings are matched back to the email that sent them.
Email sits beside your bookings, calendar and payments — not off in its own tool.
A separate email tool can't see your bookings. You feed it by hand, so it never gets used — and the cheapest way to fill a room goes cold.
The list is already there. The email goes out in your name, the guest books on your own page, and you see which email filled the room.
Thirteen separate tools, about $2,060 a month. One is usually an email tool — billing you to message a list it can't match to a booking.
Yours starts with an empty list you fill in by hand. Accommador starts with everyone who's ever stayed — and tells you which email got the booking.
No. Every booking adds the guest and merges duplicates, so the list is there from day one.
Yes, done properly. The Spam Act asks for the guest's consent, your business details on the message and a working unsubscribe link — every send carries one, and opt-outs are honoured.
No. Their bookings keep coming and your calendar stays in sync. Email just wins the next stay direct — instead of 15–20% commission.
No — email marketing is part of the one $500/mo plan, the same as your booking page, calendar and payments. Sending is billed per email on top, at the rate published on the pricing page — not sold as an upgrade.
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.