Better tools for the clients you already have
Server-side conversion tracking, a guest CRM that fills itself, and automations that fire from the booking. All inside your client’s Accommador account, which you work in alongside them.
For marketing agencies
The partner platform for marketing agencies with accommodation clients.
Run your hotel, motel, B&B and holiday-let clients on Accommador. Prove every booking your ads drive. Run their CRM and automations from one place. And earn up to 30% of each client’s subscription, every year they stay.
Run a property yourself, not an agency? Start on the main site
- Conversions sent to your client’s GA4 and Meta
- Guest CRM, email and SMS built in
- 15% to 30% recurring agency commission
- Free to join, no quotas
Who this is for
Agencies and marketers with accommodation clients
Paid media agencies
You run Google and Meta for hotels or holiday lets and need the booking to show up in the ad account.
Web and SEO agencies
You build accommodation websites and want a booking engine on the client’s own domain, not a widget that breaks the site.
Hospitality marketing consultants
You advise operators on direct bookings and want the platform that actually delivers them.
Freelance marketers
You look after one or two properties and want a recurring income line on top of your fee.
Two ways your agency wins1 2
A commission on every client you bring
Introduce an operator. If they sign up and stay 30 days, you earn a share of their subscription. Choose a recurring share every year they renew, or a bigger share paid once in year one.
The problem agencies hit
You drive the bookings. You cannot prove it.
The conversion is lost on someone else’s booking engine
Your client’s booking engine sits on a third-party domain. Apple caps the cookie at seven days. Your report shows clicks. The owner sees an ad bill and no bookings next to it.
The CRM never knows a booking happened
You stitch a CRM, an email tool and a form builder to a booking system none of them can read. Every guest journey is a workaround, and it breaks when a guest books direct.
The client asks what the spend did. You answer with a model.
Hospitality clients leave agencies over that one question more than any other. Accommador lets you answer it with the booking itself.
What your agency gets to use
Three things you cannot bolt on from outside
Accommador owns the booking engine, so it can do three things an external stack never can: report the booking to your ad accounts honestly, build the guest list itself, and run automations from the booking record.
Conversion tracking that survives the cookie cap
Each booking is sent server-side into your client’s own GA4 and Meta accounts, with the guest’s real client ID. Browser and server events share one ID, so nothing double counts. Your campaigns optimise on real revenue, not clicks.
How the ad tracking worksA guest CRM that fills itself
Every guest, direct or OTA, lands in one list your client owns, with stay history attached. Segment by stay date, room type, spend or source and run your campaigns from it. No imports, no sync jobs.
See the guest databaseAutomations that fire from the booking
Pre-arrival, review request, come-back offer, abandoned quote. Each one triggers from the booking record, not a form. Email and SMS are built in and billed per send at published rates.
See the automationsHow the partnership works
Four steps. Your agency owns two of them.
- 1
You introduce the client
You tell us who they are and make the introduction. We run the demo. Join the call if you want to, most agencies do the first time.
- 2
We onboard them
Annual clients get done-for-you migration. Monthly clients self-onboard with the AI guiding each step. Your agency carries none of the setup.
- 3
You connect your accounts and get to work
Your client adds you as a user. You connect their GA4 and Meta once, build your segments and journeys in the CRM, and point your ads at a booking engine that reports back.
- 4
We pay you
Once the client has paid and stayed 30 days, your commission is paid within 14 days. On the recurring option it keeps coming every year they renew.
What your agency earns
Up to 30% of every client’s subscription, for as long as they stay
Pick one of two payment options for each client you introduce. Recurring pays you a share every year the client renews. First-year pays you a larger share once. Your tier rises with the number of clients you bring. Dollar figures below are for a client on the $5,000 a year plan.
| Your tier | How you reach it | Recurring, paid every year | Or first-year, paid once |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introducer | Your first client | 15%about $750 a year | 25%about $1,250 |
| Certified PartnerMost agencies | Three clients in a rolling 12 months, or complete our certification | 25%about $1,250 a year | 35%about $1,750 |
| Growth Partner | Ten clients in a rolling 12 months, or six months as Certified | 30%about $1,500 a year | 40%about $2,000 |
Worked example
An agency with five annual clients at Certified Partner earns $6,250 a year in commission. That is on top of the retainer it already charges those clients.
- Your tier only moves up. Once you reach a rate it is held for the life of the agreement.
- Commission is paid on subscription revenue we actually receive, excluding GST, refunds and chargebacks. Email and SMS usage is not commissionable.
- Free to join. No fees, no minimums, no quotas. Non-exclusive, so you can keep recommending other tools.
What your client pays
One plan, published, per property
Your client pays $500 a month with every feature included, at any room count. Or $5,000 a year, which is about two months free. Monthly comes with a 30-day free trial. If they cancel before it ends, they pay nothing.
See the full price listYour client’s stack today is about $2,060 a month across 13 tools. You probably set half of it up.
The Locked-for-Life Plan holds the yearly price for life, with our guarantee behind it: more direct bookings in 90 days, or we keep working free until they get them. Still not there, money back. Your commission is unaffected by the guarantee unless a refund is issued.
The terms, in plain words
What counts, when you are paid, and what we ask of you
- A qualified referral is a named introduction from you. A link click on its own does not count.
- The client must pay and stay 30 days. You are then paid within 14 days, by bank transfer, with a monthly statement.
- First introduction wins. If a client is already in our pipeline when you introduce them, we tell you straight away.
- You choose recurring or first-year per client, before that client’s first payment.
- Either side can end the agreement with 30 days’ written notice. Commission already earned is honoured.
- You never present Accommador as your own software, and you never name any third-party technology behind it.
FAQ
Questions agencies ask first
No. Your client signs up with Accommador and you stay their agency. You can present the recommendation as yours. You cannot present the software as yours.
Your client adds you as a user on their account, the same way they add staff. You then work inside the CRM, the campaigns and the reporting alongside them.
Yes. Accommador sends bookings into the accounts you already run. Browser and server events share one transaction ID, so each booking is counted exactly once.
No. You make the introduction. We run the demo, the trial, the onboarding and the support. You are welcome on the demo call, and most agencies join the first one.
Yes. Your fee to the client is your business. We never touch it, and we never sell against it. Accommador replaces the client’s tooling and reporting, not your strategy or creative.
On the recurring option, commission stops when the subscription stops. On the first-year option, it has already been paid and stays paid.
Yes. A public OAuth 2.0 API and a per-tenant MCP endpoint let your own tooling or AI assistant read live property data and, with confirmation, act on it.
Thirty minutes on a live account. How the conversion tracking is wired, how your team gets access, how a client is onboarded, and how commission is paid. No slide deck.
Agency partner program
Bring one client. See the tracking work. Then decide.
A 30-minute call on a live account. How the attribution is wired, how your team gets access, and how your agency is paid.