Let guests pay in part, any time.
Full amount or instalments from their own phone — every payment lands on the booking.
Take the deposit online, text a link for phone bookings, and let month-end add up on its own.
The deposit goes through one machine, the balance through another, a phone booking onto a paper pad.
A refund sits in a screen that has never heard of the booking. An overseas guest can't pay their usual way, so they go quiet.
Then month-end, and the bookkeeper asking what a payment was for.
Take a deposit here and it's already against that guest, that stay and the right line in your books. Nothing to match up later.
Deposits, balances, refunds, phone bookings, overseas guests — one screen.
Cards through Stripe or PayDollar — you choose, per property.
Set the rule once — deposit, full amount, or balance before arrival.
They pay from their own phone. Nothing read out, nothing written down.
Full or part, in a click, with a record of each.
Full amount or instalments from their own phone — every payment lands on the booking.
Text a link, they pay, done.
Guests type their own card in. Nothing lands on your desk.
Collected before check-in — guests pay from their phone before online check-in unlocks, with the deposit already in from the day they booked.
Payments, refunds and fees land in Xero on the right line.
Hold the card, keep what you need, release the rest.
Cancel with money held and choose the ending: refund it, keep it as a properly invoiced cancellation charge, or turn it into a voucher for a future stay.
A card machine on one side, the booking system on the other, and you matching the two up by hand at month-end.
The payment is part of the booking — money, guest and books, one record from the moment it is taken.
A separate payment screen is one of the 13 tools that add up to about $2,060 a month.
Card numbers never touch our system — they go straight to Stripe or PayDollar, so there is no card number here to lose.
No. Keep your Stripe or PayDollar account and your rates. We land each payment on the right booking.
No. Accommador takes nothing out of a booking; your card provider's fee is the same as today.
Text the guest a link. They pay from their own phone, and it is recorded like any online booking.
The opposite. Deposits, refunds and fees land in Xero on the right line, against the booking they belong to.
You choose: refund it, keep some or all as a cancellation charge — invoiced properly in Xero — or convert it into a voucher for a future stay. A no-show raises its charge the same way.
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.