Every happy guest gets asked
After checkout, guests who loved the stay get your review link, in your own words. Never twice.
Every guest gets asked after checkout. Every review lands in one screen to reply.
You mean to ask every guest for a review. Then the next lot arrives, and you don't.
The ones you do get sit across four sites — a sharp one can wait a week before you see it.
The guest who'd have raved about you? Never asked. That's a booking you'll never see.
Accommador knows who checked out this morning, so that guest gets asked — once, in your words.
Whatever they write, wherever they write it, lands in one feed you reply from.
No extra login, no extra bill. It sits with your bookings and guest messages.
Setup is free and we do it with you.
Accommador knows the stay ended. Nothing for you to remember.
One message while the stay is fresh. Happy guests get your review link; unhappy ones get a private ask instead. Never twice.
Google and Facebook reviews land in one feed, site marked.
After checkout, guests who loved the stay get your review link, in your own words. Never twice.
An unhappy guest is asked privately what went wrong — you get a recovery task, not a public one-star.
Answer Google and Facebook reviews from one screen — the same login as your bookings.
More recent reviews tend to mean better placement on the sites sending you guests.
Recent reviews on your own site give strangers a reason to book.
Part of the $500/mo, same login as your bookings.
A separate reviews tool sits outside your bookings. It doesn't know who stayed, so you still have to remember — and you don't.
Because the booking lives here too, we know who checked out this morning — so the ask goes out on its own and the reviews add up.
A reviews tool on its own runs $80–$150/month. Here it's included — inside the one plan that replaces thirteen tools and about $2,060/month.
Yours doesn't know who stayed, so you still have to remember. Here the ask goes out on its own, after checkout.
One message, right after checkout, in your words. Never twice.
Google and Facebook reviews land in one feed, and you reply from the same screen. Reviews on the booking sites stay on those sites.
No. You keep selling on the booking sites and keep the reviews you've earned there — they stay on those sites, where their guests see them.
Connect your sites once — setup is free and we do it with you. After that it runs itself.
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.