Sell the night before it's gone
A text is read in minutes. An email sits there for two days.
Texts that send themselves, get read in minutes, and book straight on your own site.
Thursday's empty. The weather's turned good. That night is gone tomorrow and you can't sell it twice.
So you text a few regulars off your own phone, one at a time, and hope you picked right.
Even when they say yes, they have to ring you to book it. Half of them don't bother.
They don't know who stayed with you, when, or in which room. And a reply is still just a reply — you take the booking by hand.
Accommador texts from your own guest list, so you pick last summer's regulars, or whoever stayed in that room type.
The guest taps the link and books the night on your own site, at your rate. No phone call.
Thursday, a long weekend, the good-weather window you can see coming.
Repeat guests, last summer's crowd, anyone who stayed in that room type.
It's on their phone in minutes — the one thing people still read.
Straight onto your own site, at your rate. No phone call.
A text is read in minutes. An email sits there for two days.
The forecast turns on Wednesday — the right guests hear about it on Wednesday.
Text past guests direct, instead of paying a booking site 15–20% to find them again.
Directions, check-in time and the gate code go out before each stay on their own.
Built from who actually stayed with you — not a spreadsheet you keep by hand.
Texts, guest list and booking page are one system. Nothing to connect.
A separate contact list that sends a text and leaves the booking to chance.
Texts sent from your own guest list, with a link that books the night on your own site. No phone call, no commission.
13 separate tools cost about $2,060 a month, and a texting app is one of them. Here it's included.
No — SMS is part of the plan, alongside email and your guest list, at no extra software fee. Texts are billed per message on top, at the rate published on the pricing page.
Same messages. They just go to the right list, send themselves, and book the night for you.
No — only people who've stayed with you, and only where you have their consent. The list builds itself from your bookings.
No. The big booking sites keep running. Texts fill the nights they leave empty — at your rate, with no commission.
Minutes. Pick the night, pick the guests, type two lines, send.
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.