The page never goes quiet
Even in the weeks you haven't got ten spare minutes for a caption.
Line up a month of posts in one sitting, from the same screen you take bookings on.
It's Tuesday, the place is full, and a caption is the last thing on your list. So the page goes quiet for a fortnight.
Then you feel bad about it at 9pm, fire off three posts in a row, and it fizzles again by the weekend.
Meanwhile the guest scrolling your page sees nothing since March — and books the place down the road instead.
Most operators pay for a separate scheduler. Another login, another bill, sitting nowhere near the bookings.
Ours comes with the plan. One calendar for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and your Google listing — write it once, pick the dates, done.
Then it posts while you're at the front desk. Not at 9pm, and not by you.
The whole month sits on one calendar — what's going out, and when.
It goes to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and your Google listing — not four separate posts typed four times.
They go out on the day, on time, without you touching anything.
Same login as your booking screen. Nothing to connect up.
Even in the weeks you haven't got ten spare minutes for a caption.
One post goes out to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and your Google listing.
It comes with the plan. No separate scheduler bill.
People searching your town see a property that's open, not one last posted in March.
You did the month on Sunday. Nothing hanging over you on a busy Tuesday night.
Your calendar is on the same screen — post the quiet midweek nights while they're still open.
A separate scheduler subscription, off in its own tab, opened when there's a spare minute — which there rarely is.
One calendar that comes with the plan, on the same screen as your bookings. Sit down once a month and the posts go out on their own.
The thirteen tools most operators pay for come to about $2,060 a month, and a scheduler is one of them. Here it's inside the $500.
No. There's one plan at $500/mo per location, and the planner's in it — no separate scheduler subscription, nothing extra to switch on.
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and your Google Business listing — all from the one calendar, typed once.
That's the point — you don't post daily. Sit down once, set up the month, and it sends them for you while you're running the place.
We won't promise that. What it does is keep your page current, so the guests already looking at you see an open property, not one last posted in March.
It's one calendar on the screen you already take bookings on. Nothing to connect up — open it, set the month, done.
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.